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Matches 201 to 250 of 368
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| 201 | In his father's will, brother Simeon was appointed David's guardian--wasprobably mentally ill. | Penfield, David (I526)
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| 202 | In one record submitted to the LDS Family History Library she is listed as Christiana Mary Dietzman married to Dennis Samuel Clayton 11 Aug 1843, Iowa Co, Wisc. | Dietzman, Christiana Erdmuthe (Ann) (I431)
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| 203 | In possesion of Paul H Donnelly II | Source (S211)
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| 204 | In Revolutionary War, fought with Loyalist Highlanders at Moore's Creek Bridge, NC. Later joined with the Colonists. Kept a journal of his time in the revolution that referenced by many authors. The journal is supposedly kept a the NC Museum of Military History. Was at Valley Forge with George Washington. Many land grants in GA to Hugh McDonald; land sold with wife, Helen. | McDonald, Hugh (2) (I369)
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| 205 | In the 1870 Federal Census for Scott County Iowa his name is misspelled as Leird. They appear in the 1885 Iowa state census at Township 79, Range 18, Section 19 In the 1900 census his birth date is listed as Oct 1833 also it lists John and Jane as being married for 34 years meaning they got married about 1866. Buried at Palo Alto Cemetery Newton Jasper County Iowa, USA Plot: Block A, Lot 26 | Laird, John (I363)
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| 206 | In the 1881 Anderdon Twp. Essex County, Ontario Census he lists his age as 51 and his Birthplace as Germany. This census was taken in April, 1881. In the 1871 Anderdon Twp. Essex County, Ontario Census his age is hard to read. It's been transcribed as 45 but this doesn't match with 1881 and 1861 censuses. He was recorded in this census as "Dancy". In the 1861 Anderdon Twp. Essex County, Ontario Census his age is listed as 31 which puts his birth closer to the 1881 census and his death certificate dates. He was recorded in this census as "Dancing" | Dancey, Joseph (I310)
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| 207 | In the 1881 Anderdon Twp. Essex County, Ontario Census she lists her age as 41 and her birthplace as Ontario. This census was taken in April, 1881. In the 1861 Anderdon Twp. Essex County, Ontario Census she lists her age as 24 making her birth year 1837 or so. The spelling here is not confirmed. She shows up in various records as Harriet and even Henriette as well. Both Thomas and Walter list her name as 'Hattie' that's probably what she went by. in the 1851 census of Sandwich there is a James and Mary Mills aged 59 and 61 years. Both Church of England, born in Ireland. Not sure if they could be related to Hattie. Thats a stretch at best for them to be her parents. | Mills, Harriott (I311)
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| 208 | In the 1900 census as Frank Ebert Mar 1866 birth date listed on the 1900 Census Emmigrated to the US in 1884 according to the 1900 census Arrived at the Port of Baltimore about the 20th of July, 1884 from Bremen, Germany on the vessel Braunschweig according to his naturalization papers. In another place on the papers he says it's an unknown day in June though. 5' 7" Blue eyes. He lists his occupation as a machinist and notes the "1st knuckle on this 2nd finger is crooked". Lived at 1615 S 47th St, Tacoma from at least 1918 through 1924 based on his naturalization papers. Also states that he has lived in Tacoma since Oct 7, 1909 so that would be when they arrived from down south except that he shows up in the Ft. Smith AR 1910 census. Maybe he was off by 1 year? In 1930 the census shows him living at 1665 S. 47th St. Tacoma | Ebert, Franz Xavier (I143)
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| 209 | In the 1900 Census it lists her birth date as May 1829 | Irwin, Jane (I364)
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| 210 | In the 1921 Census of Jerseyside, Placentia and St. Marys district she lists her birth date as Apr of 1852 and says she's 69 years old. In the 1930 US Census she says she's 67. In the 1921 census she specifically lists her birth year along with her age and in Jan 1930 she would have been 77 so she was probably off (or the enumerator misunderstood) by 10 years. Her last name is misspelled In the 1930 census as "Wallsh" and she lists her age at first marriage as 26. Mary has always said she died "Around Christmas" She Died in Staten Island, Richmond County, New York Death Certificate # A87465 Death Registration # 1950 | Evans, Emma (I76)
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| 211 | In the Air Force in WWII. Tailgunner for a B-24, stationed in England. | Donnelly, William J. (I81)
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| 212 | In the censuses she is listed as "Anne" or "Annie" Her full name was taken from her christening record. | Dancey, Catherine Henrietta Flora Anne (I313)
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| 213 | In the notes I have there is a * by Paul's name and no explanationwhy. | Ebert, Paul (I146)
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| 214 | Isabel says he left home very young and wound up in Mass, then New Jersey | Dwyer, Michael (I723)
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| 215 | Isabel says her maiden name was actually O'Dwyer. Interesting since at least 1920 and prior I have only seen Dwyer. When her mom died in 1918 she lived with the Blanches all her life until she went to college and got married. She lived next door to her dad who married Mary Ellen McHugh after Marys death. Emma and Michael had 11 children, 6 boys and 5 girls. | Dwyer, Emma (I722)
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| 216 | It's equally possible this spelling of Roach could be Roache or Roche. Emmas death cert lists her name as "Ellen" so perhaps her middle name is Ellen? | Roach, Lucy (I402)
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| 217 | Johann was listed as Master Tradesman, Mill Owner and Miller in the records when he married. He probably inherited the mill from his father, who appears to have had it from his father-in-law. It was a Windmill. "John" C. Dietzman is found in the Pennsylvania State Census of 1842, in Washington Co, Pennsylvania. Genealogical citation of many of his later children have them born there. Some Genealogists list this as the first appearance of the surname DIETZMAN that has been located in American records. According to Genealogy and Family History in U of Wisc Platteville, immigrated in June, 1835 from Bremerhaven in north Germany to Baltimore, Maryland aboard the American ship Napier. Passenger records survive in Baltimore and a painting of the ship "Napier" is in the maritime museum there. About 1845, moved to Wisconsin. Bought the "Old Dietzman Homestead" property south of Mifflin in Iowa County beginning in 1847. Property is on "Lower Mifflin Road", south of the settlement of Mifflin, past the Cook-McFall Road. Address (today) is 784 Lower Mifflin Road. House sits half way up a limestone and shale ridge, above a creek bottom with a fresh water spring. Dietzman Cemetary is across the road, on a shaded hillside, being on a corner of the old property, cut off by the road from the remainder. Acording to some sources he died at "Dallas, Black Jack, Iowa Co, Wisc." All info taken from Kristin Lindlands baby book originally recorded by Thomas Lindland. John and Rosina emigrated from Germany abt 1848. Florence says they came into the US through Baltimore. Jacob lists his father, John's, birthplace as "Saxony". | Dietzman, Johann Christlieb (I428)
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| 218 | Last name could be Ray or Waller dates are from the notes of LaVada Rawlings Hill , G Granddaughter of Jesse and Lovy | Lovy (I353)
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| 219 | Lima, Grant Co, WI, 1880 Census | Dietzman, John Solomon (I465)
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| 220 | Listed as Katie Miller on Marriage Certificate | Family: Franz Xavier Ebert / Katherine Miller (F50)
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| 221 | Lived at Reitzheim between Gera and Ronneburg. Present maps show Raitzhain east of Ronneburg. IGI update 2/2/2000 includes marriage date. Her children were born inTrebnitz. | Gerhard, Johanna Rosina (I657)
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| 222 | Lived in Boise, ID. | Cook, Harvey (I329)
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| 223 | Lived in Covington, KY in the 1990's or so. Married a "Marge", could have been short for Margaret. | Parker, Philip J. (I699)
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| 224 | Lived in Hatfield, AK. | McDonald, George Wesley (I154)
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| 225 | Lived in Houston, TX at one point in time. Supposedly has a son named "Mac" who was working in Seattle at onepoint. | McDonald, Stella (I157)
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| 226 | Lived in Jacksonville FL at some point in time. Don't know her name. | McDonald (I158)
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| 227 | Lived in Middletown NY and moved to Staten Island in the 1950's. 1930 census lists her age as 18 making her birth year about 1912. Went by "Tootie" | Donnelly, Gertrude M. (I84)
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| 228 | Lived in North East Placentia when he married Lucy, the Argentia Parish marriage record lists his occupation as "Fisherman" Need to investigate further: In Placentia Mount Carmel Roman Catholic cemetery: Canning Robert, father of Patrick aged 66 years Jan. 19, 1916 Erected by his son Patrick. Single headstone for Robert Canning and Ellen Canning - parents of Patrick Canning. Also his brother John drowned at sea Nov. 18. 1911 | Canning, John (I14)
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| 229 | Lived in Santa Barbara, CA at some point. From Texarkana | McDonald, Robert (I156)
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| 230 | Lives in Canada as of 2011 | O'Reilly, Max (I770)
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| 231 | Lives in Canada as of 2011 | O'Reilly, Leonard (I771)
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| 232 | Lives in Newfoundland as of 2011 | O'Reilly, Gerald (I766)
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| 233 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I107)
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| 234 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I105)
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| 235 | Living in Jenning OK. Pretty sure her married name is Spann. | McDonald, Ferris (I160)
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| 236 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I106)
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| 237 | Luther was killed (kicked by a horse) and Margaret later married Cyrus, his brother. All info taken from Kristin Lindlands baby book originally recorded by Thomas Lindland. | McLeod, Margaret (I220)
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| 238 | Marriage application shows he was a widower | Gliddon, Benjamin (I707)
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| 239 | Marriage Certificate | Source (S14)
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| 240 | Marriage certificate says she's from Fort Smith. | Ebert, Katharine B (I131)
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| 241 | Marriage info is from Isabel | Family: Michael O'Reilly / Emma Dwyer (F332)
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| 242 | Married 14 Dec 1854 | Cook, Ciba B (I421)
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| 243 | Married Harry E. Gregory. You can see this headstone in the background of Thomas And Luella Dancey's headstone. | Dancey, Georgia (I5)
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| 244 | Married in West Union, Fayette, IA in Nov 1854 | Cook, Sarah (I419)
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| 245 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I178)
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| 246 | Married: 1906-01-07 Place: Parish Church Argentia Groom: William Dwyer Age: 30 Status: bachelor Occupation: -- Born: Jerseyside Lives: Jerseyside Parents: Michael Dwyer & Catharine Costello Father born: Fermeuse Mother born: Placentia Bride: Mary Walsh Age: 25 Status: spinster Occupation: domestic Born: Argentia Lives: Argentia Parents: James Walsh & Emma Evans Father born: Argentia Mother born: Argentia Witnesses: William Quilty & Catharine Dwyer Vincent Walsh & Lucy Walsh Clergy: John J. St.John | Family: William Dwyer / Mary Walsh (F147)
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| 247 | Married: 1908-11-18 Place: Parish Church Argentia Groom: John Canning Age: 29 Status: bachelor Occupation: fisherman Born: North East Placentia Lives: North East Placentia Parents: Robert Canning & Ellen Barron Father born: Ferryland Mother born: North East Placentia Bride: Lucy Walsh Age: 25 Status: spinster Occupation: domestic Born: Argentia Lives: Placentia Road Parents: James Walsh & Emma Evans Father born: Argentia Mother born: Argentia Witnesses: Edward Green & Catharine Walsh James Barron & Mary Joe Barry Clergy: John J. St.John | Family: John Canning / Lucy Walsh (F144)
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| 248 | Mary Penfield remarried after Samuel's death. Her 2nd husband was William Stone. "William Stone Genealogy" states that Wm Stone came to Guilford with wife and 9 children about 1710. Hannah Wolfe, his first wife died 28 Mar 1712. He married (2) Mary .... We believe this is our Mary Penfield and that the families had been old acquaintances since early days of Lynne. He died 28 Sept 1730 and our Mary died 30 Jan 1741She was buried in the Old Quarry Burying Ground. In 1870 by legislative act some bodies were moved, among them Mary Penfield-Stone. She was interred in Center Cemetery (Portland Conn) with some of her children.This record is found on p. 75 of "Records of Portland Burying Ground,"printed in 1897 and is to be found in the Bank near Portland's Town Hall. "Here lies the Body of Mrs. Mary Penfield and widow of Wilm. Stone wh dyed Jan. ye 30, 1741 as about 90 yrs. | Lewis, Mary (I505)
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| 249 | Mary says her mother was a twin and that she had alot of twins in the family. Lucy was a twin to Francis. RC Church records say she married John Canning in 1908 which means most likely she was remarried before having Mary. She lived on placentia road when she got married. Her status is listed as "spinster". 1882 birthdate makes her 33 when she had Mary. I wonder what the odds are that Mary was her first child? According to the parish death register at http://ngb.chebucto.org/Vstats/death-reg-bk-7-1918-1918-psm.shtml The RC Burial records for Argentia Parish this is details of her death. March 27, 1918 Place of death: Placentia Cause: Heart Failure Last, First: FURLONG, Lucy Denomination: R. Cath. Age: 35 Years Place of birth: Jersey Side Place of burial: Placentia Dr. McKendrick Cemetery: Placentia | Walsh, Lucy (I67)
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| 250 | May have been on the Riseover which wrecked on Nov 18, 1911. | Canning, John (I14)
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