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| 1 | Family: F254
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| 2 | State: Michigan County: Tuscola Volume: 4 Page: 127 Rec #: 164 Date: Groom: Walter (J?) Schultz Bride: Florence (G?) Murdy Groom age: 20 Bride age: 17 Groom race: W Bridge Race: W Groom Residence: Fairgrove Bride Residence: Fairgrove Groom Place of Birth: Mich Bride Place of Birth: Mich Groom Occ: Farmer Bride Occ: Groom Father: Joseph Schultz Bride Father: Mr. Murdy Groom Mother: Sarah Phelps Bride Mother: not given Groom prev marr: 0 Bride prev marr: 0 Date of Marriage: Sept 18, 1894 Place of Marriage: Caro Official: Alexander Reynick, Justice of the Peace Witness: William Schultz of Fairgrove Witness: Eunice Schultz of Fairgrove | Family: F224
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| 3 | 10/4/1886 Alfred Ralston/Mary Irish prev marr: 0/0 Res: Fairgrove/Fairgrove age: 22/18 Born: PA/MI farmer Alex Raynick Justice of the Peace Witnesses: Lanson Wilcox/Edward Vincent both of Caro DOR 12/6/1886 | Family: F193
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| 4 | 6/14/1909 marriage date does not seem correct-book g begins 1914?? unless it is a very late entry? date is from a familysearch.org entry | Family: F166
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| 5 | Birth listed as Linden on Marriage certificate, but listed as Bay City on delayed birth record filed in 1949. | Family: F74
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| 6 | Cornelius H Melvin of Rochestrer, NY 45 w salesman born NYC, NY fth Frank Melvin mth Evaline K Burtreag prev marr 1 Josephine Maddocks of Rochester 28 w born Antony Co fth Ernst Dudley mth Alice Eason prev marr 3 Rev Algernon S Cra | Family: F575
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| 7 | County: Bay Vol: E Page: 200 Record #: 9262 Date of License: May 28, 1903 Name of Groom: Cornelius Melvin Name of Bride: Mary Lewis, nee Mary Robinson Age of Groom: 67 Age of Bride: 63 Race of Groom: W Race of Bride: W Residence of Groom: York State Residence of Bride: Rochester, NY Birthplace of Groom: New York Birthplace of Bride: New York Occupation of Groom: Lumber Inspector Occupation of Bride: Domestic Father of Groom: Frank Father of Bride: (AH?) Robinson Mother of Groom: Margaret Mother of Bride: Mary R (???) # of prev marriages for Groom: 2 # of prev marriage for Bride: 1 Date of Marriage: May 28, 1903 Place of Marriage: Bay City Person officiating: (AH?) Hill, clergyman Witness: Edgar Melvin Residence: Bay City Witness: Lillian Melvin Residence: Bay City | Family: F573
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| 8 | County: Lapeer Vol: 4 Page: 234 Record #: 2643 Date of License: Aug 9, 1901 Name of Groom: William Irish Name of Bride: Laura Murna (Baldwin) Age of Groom: 70 Age of Bride: 70 Race of Groom: W Race of Bride: W Residence of Groom: Goodland Residence of Bride: Goodland Birthplace of Groom: New York Birthplace of Bride: New York Occupation of Groom: Farmer Occupation of Bride: Housekeeper Father of Groom: Amos Irish Father of Bride: Julius Baldwin Mother of Groom: Vina Harris Mother of Bride: Lucinda Pierce # of prev marriages for Groom: 1 # of prev marriage for Bride: 2 Date of Marriage: Aug 10, 1901 Place of Marriage: Goodland Person officiating: E N Cooper, Minister Witness: Richard Aldrich Residence: (Lapeer?) Witness: Mrs. R. Aldrich Residence: (Lapeer?) | Family: F594
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| 9 | George Seeley Jr 26 Bay City Hattie Schultz 18 both born Michigan occ he: fireman and saw mill she: living at home his parents George Seeley-Tressa Truebler her parents Joseph Shultz-Sarah Phelps neither previously married date of marr Sept 12, 1889 in Bay City Roland Woodhaus Clergyman witnesses Sarah Schultz of Bay City and David Wilkinson Bay City Groom name: George Jr. Seeley Groom race or color (on document): Groom age: 26 years Groom birth year: 1863 Groom birth place: Michigan Bride name: Hattie Schultz Bride race or color (on document): Bride age: 18 years Bride birth year: 1871 Bride birth place: Michigan Marriage type: Marriage date: 12 Sep 1889 Marriage place: Bay City, Bay, Michigan Father of groom name: George Seeley Mother of groom name: Tressa Trembler Father of bride name: Joseph Schultz Mother of bride name: Sarah Phelps Marital status: Groom previous wife name: Bride marital status: Bride previous husband name: Additional relatives: Film number: 2342485 Frame number: Digital GS number: 4207808 Image number: 589 Reference number: v 1 p 136 rn 936 Collection: Michigan Marriages 1868-1925 | Family: F305
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| 10 | Groom name: Alex J. Lapoint Groom race or color (on document): Groom age: 29 years Groom birth year: 1876 Groom birth place: Detour Bride name: Rosina M. Bowyer Bride race or color (on document): Bride age: 24 years Bride birth year: 1881 Bride birth place: Bay City Marriage type: Marriage date: 12 Jun 1905 Marriage place: Bay City, Bay, Michigan Father of groom name: John Mother of groom name: Mary Thompson Father of bride name: James W Mother of bride name: Mary Julch Marital status: Groom previous wife name: Bride marital status: Bride previous husband name: Additional relatives: Film number: 2342672 Frame number: Digital GS number: 4032374 Image number: 22 Reference number: v 1 p 107 rn 10482 Collection: Michigan Marriages 1868-1925 | Family: F1143
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| 11 | Groom name: Charles Willard Groom race or color (on document): Groom age: 26 years Groom birth year: 1863 Groom birth place: England Bride name: Ruth Welch Bride race or color (on document): Bride age: 25 years Bride birth year: 1864 Bride birth place: Bay City Marriage type: Marriage date: 18 Mar 1889 Marriage place: East Saginaw, Saginaw, Michigan Father of groom name: Geo. Willard Mother of groom name: Charlotte Heider Father of bride name: Samuel Welch Mother of bride name: Marital status: Groom previous wife name: Bride marital status: Bride previous husband name: Additional relatives: Film number: 2342486 Frame number: Digital GS number: 4207809 Image number: 120 Reference number: v 3 p 141 rn 1037 Collection: Michigan Marriages 1868-1925 | Family: F742
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| 12 | Groom name: Clarence J. Phelps Groom race or color (on document): Groom age: 22 years Groom birth year: 1897 Groom birth place: Michigan Bride name: Nellie Vinton Bride race or color (on document): Bride age: 20 years Bride birth year: 1899 Bride birth place: Michigan Marriage type: Marriage date: 22 Jun 1919 Marriage place: Chippewa Twp, Isabella, Michigan Father of groom name: Reuben Phel... Mother of groom name: ...erdella Ebright Father of bride name: Samuel Vin... Mother of bride name: ...cy Dunbar Marital status: Groom previous wife name: Bride marital status: Bride previous husband name: Additional relatives: Film number: 2342731 Frame number: Digital GS number: 4210038 Image number: 298 Reference number: v 3 p 335 rn 69 Collection: Michigan Marriages 1868-1925 | Family: F1144
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| 13 | Groom name: Donald Mcdonald Groom race or color (on document): Groom age: 42 years Groom birth year: 1877 Groom birth place: Canada Bride name: Mimmie E Bowyer Bride race or color (on document): Bride age: 42 years Bride birth year: 1877 Bride birth place: Mich Marriage type: Marriage date: 18 Nov 1919 Marriage place: Bay City, Bay, Michigan Father of groom name: Archie Mcdonald Mother of groom name: Mary J Care Father of bride name: James W Bowyer Mother of bride name: Mary Seeley Marital status: Groom previous wife name: Bride marital status: Bride previous husband name: Additional relatives: Film number: 2342729 Frame number: Digital GS number: 4209974 Image number: 617 Reference number: v 1 p 153 rn 19646 Collection: Michigan Marriages 1868-1925 | Family: F404
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| 14 | Groom name: Edgar Osborne Groom race or color (on document): Groom age: 21 years Groom birth year: 1897 Groom birth place: Mich. Bride name: Sarah Melrose Bride race or color (on document): Bride age: 21 years Bride birth year: 1897 Bride birth place: Mich. Marriage type: Marriage date: 27 Aug 1918 Marriage place: West Branch, Ogemaw, Michigan Father of groom name: W. H. Osborne Mother of groom name: Mary Willard Father of bride name: James Melrose Mother of bride name: Anna Bastow Marital status: Groom previous wife name: Bride marital status: Bride previous husband name: Additional relatives: Film number: 2342727 Frame number: Digital GS number: 4210019 Image number: 496 Reference number: v 4 p 282 rn 1182 Collection: Michigan Marriages 1868-1925 | Family: F250
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| 15 | Groom name: Ellsworth Osborne Groom race or color (on document): Groom age: 21 years Groom birth year: 1898 Groom birth place: Bay Co., Mich. Bride name: Seraphine Miller Bride race or color (on document): Bride age: 19 years Bride birth year: 1900 Bride birth place: West Branch, Mich. Marriage type: Marriage date: 20 Jan 1919 Marriage place: West Branch, Ogemaw, Michigan Father of groom name: William H. Osborne Mother of groom name: Mary Willord Father of bride name: Joseph Miller Mother of bride name: Anna Rosenthal Marital status: Groom previous wife name: Bride marital status: Bride previous husband name: Additional relatives: Film number: 2342732 Frame number: Digital GS number: 4210039 Image number: 623 Reference number: v 6 p 163 rn 1195 Collection: Michigan Marriages 1868-1925 | Family: F234
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| 16 | Groom name: Frank Beardsley Groom race or color (on document): Groom age: 23 years Groom birth year: 1883 Groom birth place: Tuscola Co., Michigan Bride name: Murl Shutz Bride race or color (on document): Bride age: 16 years Bride birth year: 1890 Bride birth place: Tuscola Co., Michigan Marriage type: Marriage date: 26 May 1906 Marriage place: Bagley Twp, Otsego, Michigan Father of groom name: Lemuel Beardsley Mother of groom name: Lizzie Aling Father of bride name: William Shultz Mother of bride name: Euince Bills Marital status: Groom previous wife name: Bride marital status: Bride previous husband name: Additional relatives: Film number: 2342675 Frame number: Digital GS number: 4209085 Image number: 342 Reference number: item 4 p 451 rn 19 Collection: Michigan Marriages 1868-1925 | Family: F25
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| 17 | Groom name: Frank Lolande Groom race or color (on document): Groom age: 24 years Groom birth year: 1872 Groom birth place: Essexville Bride name: Grace Foster Bride race or color (on document): Bride age: 19 years Bride birth year: 1877 Bride birth place: Unknown Marriage type: Marriage date: 08 Sep 1896 Marriage place: Essexville, Bay, Michigan Father of groom name: Frank Lolande Mother of groom name: Sophia Willett Father of bride name: Unknown Mother of bride name: Unknown Marital status: Groom previous wife name: Bride marital status: Bride previous husband name: Additional relatives: Film number: 2342503 Frame number: Digital GS number: 4207884 Image number: 304 Reference number: v 1 p 194 rn 5444 Collection: Michigan Marriages 1868-1925 | Family: F1201
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| 18 | Groom name: Fred R. Meyer Groom race or color (on document): Groom age: 23 years Groom birth year: 1886 Groom birth place: Canada Bride name: Florence Bowyer Bride race or color (on document): Bride age: 18 years Bride birth year: 1891 Bride birth place: Bay City Marriage type: Marriage date: 02 Jan 1909 Marriage place: Bay City, Bay, Michigan Father of groom name: Fred Mother of groom name: Mary Whiting Father of bride name: James Mother of bride name: Mary Seeley Marital status: Groom previous wife name: Bride marital status: Bride previous husband name: Additional relatives: Film number: 2342683 Frame number: Digital GS number: 4032391 Image number: 520 Reference number: item 1 p 2 rn 12655 Collection: Michigan Marriages 1868-1925 | Family: F1141
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| 19 | Groom name: Fredereick R. Tomkins Groom race or color (on document): Groom age: 23 years Groom birth year: 1884 Groom birth place: Canada Bride name: Myrtle Arvills Schultz Bride race or color (on document): Bride age: 18 years Bride birth year: 1889 Bride birth place: Michigan Marriage type: Marriage date: 10 Aug 1907 Marriage place: Caro, Tuscola, Michigan Father of groom name: W. B. Tomkins Mother of groom name: Wilhelmina Bauer Father of bride name: W. M. Schultz Mother of bride name: Eunice R. Bills Marital status: Groom previous wife name: Bride marital status: Bride previous husband name: Additional relatives: Film number: 2342679 Frame number: Digital GS number: 4209139 Image number: 384 Reference number: v 5 p 79 rn 148 Collection: Michigan Marriages 1868-1925 | Family: F763
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| 20 | Groom name: George Campbell Groom race or color (on document): Groom age: 31 years Groom birth year: 1884 Groom birth place: Port Huron, Michigan Bride name: Arvilla Shults Tompkins Bride race or color (on document): Bride age: 26 years Bride birth year: 1889 Bride birth place: Fairgrove, Michigan Marriage type: Marriage date: 09 Feb 1915 Marriage place: Caro, Tuscola, Michigan Father of groom name: Elijah Campbell Mother of groom name: Elizabeth Downing Father of bride name: William Shults Mother of bride name: Eunice Bills Marital status: Groom previous wife name: Bride marital status: Bride previous husband name: Additional relatives: Film number: 2342712 Frame number: Digital GS number: 4209294 Image number: 306 Reference number: item 5 p 77 rn 31 Collection: Michigan Marriages 1868-1925 | Family: F762
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| 21 | Groom name: George Lalonde Groom race or color (on document): Groom age: 22 years Groom birth year: 1898 Groom birth place: Bay City Bride name: Oda Richards Bride race or color (on document): Bride age: 20 years Bride birth year: 1900 Bride birth place: Munger Marriage type: Marriage date: 04 Dec 1920 Marriage place: Bay City, Bay, Michigan Father of groom name: James Mother of groom name: Maude Osborne Father of bride name: James Mother of bride name: Maude Shook Marital status: Groom previous wife name: Bride marital status: Bride previous husband name: Additional relatives: Film number: 2342735 Frame number: Digital GS number: 4210048 Image number: 574 Reference number: v 1 p 157 rn 20550 Collection: Michigan Marriages 1868-1925 | Family: F1140
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| 22 | Groom name: George W. Bowyer Groom race or color (on document): Groom age: 37 years Groom birth year: 1888 Groom birth place: Bay City Bride name: Lena B. Morrison Bride race or color (on document): Bride age: 40 years Bride birth year: 1885 Bride birth place: Mallington Marriage type: Marriage date: 29 Apr 1925 Marriage place: Bay City, Bay, Michigan Father of groom name: James W. Mother of groom name: Mary Seeley Father of bride name: Robt. A. Mother of bride name: Phoebe J. Dewitt Marital status: Groom previous wife name: Bride marital status: Bride previous husband name: Additional relatives: Film number: 2342767 Frame number: Digital GS number: 4001631 Image number: 410 Reference number: v 1 rn 23409 Collection: Michigan Marriages 1868-1925 | Family: F1142
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| 23 | Groom name: Harry Seeley Groom race or color (on document): Groom age: 23 years Groom birth year: 1894 Groom birth place: Bay City Bride name: Viola Bebb Bride race or color (on document): Bride age: 22 years Bride birth year: 1895 Bride birth place: Quebec Marriage type: Marriage date: 19 May 1917 Marriage place: Bay City, Bay, Michigan Father of groom name: George Mother of groom name: Hattie Schult Father of bride name: John Mother of bride name: Emma Curave Marital status: Groom previous wife name: Bride marital status: Bride previous husband name: Additional relatives: Film number: 2342719 Frame number: Digital GS number: 4210011 Image number: 415 Reference number: v 1 p 109 rn 18024 Collection: Michigan Marriages 1868-1925 | Family: F119
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| 24 | Groom name: Herman E. Main Groom race or color (on document): Groom age: 18 years Groom birth year: 1906 Groom birth place: Michigan Bride name: Velmah Pangborn Bride race or color (on document): Bride age: 17 years Bride birth year: 1907 Bride birth place: Michigan Marriage type: Marriage date: 12 Apr 1924 Marriage place: Flint, Genesee, Michigan Father of groom name: Glenn Main Mother of groom name: Mabel Farrow Father of bride name: Geo. H. Pangborn Mother of bride name: Edith Phelps Marital status: Groom previous wife name: Bride marital status: Bride previous husband name: Additional relatives: Film number: 2342762 Frame number: Digital GS number: 4210108 Image number: 36 Reference number: v 3 p 4 rn 6980 Collection: Michigan Marriages 1868-1925 | Family: F221
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| 25 | Groom name: Howard E. Schultz Groom race or color (on document): Groom age: 26 years Groom birth year: 1894 Groom birth place: Tuscola County Bride name: Mary Johnson Bride race or color (on document): Bride age: 18 years Bride birth year: 1902 Bride birth place: Greenville Marriage type: License Marriage date: 21 Jul 1920 Marriage place: Bay City, Bay, Michigan Father of groom name: William Mother of groom name: Eunice Bills Father of bride name: Amos Mother of bride name: Ella Hock Marital status: Groom previous wife name: Bride marital status: Bride previous husband name: Additional relatives: Film number: 2342735 Frame number: Digital GS number: 4210048 Image number: 551 Reference number: v 1 p 134 rn 20223 Collection: Michigan Marriages 1868-1925 | Family: F764
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| 26 | Groom name: James E. Willard Groom race or color (on document): Groom age: 24 years Groom birth year: 1888 Groom birth place: Michigan Bride name: Mamie E. Davis Bride race or color (on document): Bride age: 19 years Bride birth year: 1893 Bride birth place: Ohio Marriage type: Marriage date: 10 Jan 1912 Marriage place: Saginaw, Saginaw, Michigan Father of groom name: Charles Willard Mother of groom name: Welch Father of bride name: Arthur Mother of bride name: Gothro Marital status: Groom previous wife name: Bride marital status: Bride previous husband name: Additional relatives: Film number: 2342698 Frame number: Digital GS number: 4209169 Image number: 407 Reference number: v 4 p 316 rn 19146 Collection: Michigan Marriages 1868-1925 | Family: F1146
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| 27 | Groom name: Jay Cheney Groom race or color (on document): Groom age: 21 years Groom birth year: 1894 Groom birth place: Fenton, Mich. Bride name: Hazel Seeley Bride race or color (on document): Bride age: 19 years Bride birth year: 1896 Bride birth place: Bay City Marriage type: Marriage date: 04 Nov 1915 Marriage place: Bay City, Genesee, Michigan Father of groom name: Jas. Cheney Mother of groom name: Jennie Chapman Father of bride name: Geo. Seeley Mother of bride name: Hattie Shultz Marital status: Groom previous wife name: Bride marital status: Bride previous husband name: Additional relatives: Film number: 2342710 Frame number: Digital GS number: 4209133 Image number: 135 Reference number: v 2 p 152 rn 3033 Collection: Michigan Marriages 1868-1925 | Family: F64
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| 28 | Groom name: Jerry J. Nicol Groom race or color (on document): Groom age: 24 years Groom birth year: 1900 Groom birth place: Bay City Bride name: Lealla L. Melvin Bride race or color (on document): Bride age: 25 years Bride birth year: 1899 Bride birth place: Bay City Marriage type: Marriage date: 26 Mar 1924 Marriage place: Bay City, Bay, Michigan Father of groom name: James Mother of groom name: Kate Deforest Father of bride name: Edgar Mother of bride name: Lilly Osborne Marital status: Groom previous wife name: Bride marital status: Bride previous husband name: Additional relatives: Film number: 2342761 Frame number: Digital GS number: 4210097 Image number: 113 Reference number: v 1 rn 22789 Collection: Michigan Marriages 1868-1925 | Family: F1139
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| 29 | Groom name: John E Nelson Groom race or color (on document): Groom age: 46 years Groom birth year: 1874 Groom birth place: Tuscola Co, Michigan Bride name: Jessie Osborn Bride race or color (on document): Bride age: 38 years Bride birth year: 1882 Bride birth place: Bay City, Michigan Marriage type: Marriage date: 16 Oct 1920 Marriage place: Grand Rapids, Kent, Michigan Father of groom name: Franklin Nelson Mother of groom name: Eliza Cummons Father of bride name: Wm Osborn Mother of bride name: Mary Marital status: Groom previous wife name: Bride marital status: Bride previous husband name: Additional relatives: Film number: 2342738 Frame number: Digital GS number: 4032471 Image number: 99 Reference number: v 3 p 232 rn 11887 Collection: Michigan Marriages 1868-1925 | Family: F238
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| 30 | Groom name: John H Grefe Groom race or color (on document): Groom age: 23 years Groom birth year: 1895 Groom birth place: Carrollton Bride name: Anna E. Osborne Bride race or color (on document): Bride age: 23 years Bride birth year: 1895 Bride birth place: Bay City Marriage type: Marriage date: 24 Dec 1918 Marriage place: Carrollton, Saginaw, Michigan Father of groom name: Claus Mother of groom name: Anna Dohrmain Father of bride name: William Mother of bride name: Marital status: Groom previous wife name: Bride marital status: Bride previous husband name: Additional relatives: Film number: 2342727 Frame number: Digital GS number: 4210019 Image number: 626 Reference number: v 5 p 57 rn 25416 Collection: Michigan Marriages 1868-1925 | Family: F134
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| 31 | Groom name: Louis Tabor Groom race or color (on document): Groom age: 21 years Groom birth year: 1880 Groom birth place: Muskegon Bride name: Sarah Schultz Bride race or color (on document): Bride age: 21 years Bride birth year: 1880 Bride birth place: Fairgrove Marriage type: Marriage date: 20 Nov 1901 Marriage place: Bay City, Bay, Michigan Father of groom name: George Mother of groom name: Nellie Farr Father of bride name: William Mother of bride name: Not Given Marital status: Groom previous wife name: Bride marital status: Bride previous husband name: Additional relatives: Film number: 2342517 Frame number: Digital GS number: 4208653 Image number: 269 Reference number: v 1 p 194 rn 8212 Collection: Michigan Marriages 1868-1925 | Family: F307
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| 32 | Groom name: Martin L. Debatts Groom race or color (on document): Groom age: 21 years Groom birth year: 1861 Groom birth place: Michigan Bride name: Antoinette Williard Bride race or color (on document): Bride age: 17 years Bride birth year: 1865 Bride birth place: Canada Marriage type: Marriage date: 28 Mar 1882 Marriage place: Bay City, Bay, Michigan Father of groom name: Mother of groom name: Father of bride name: Mother of bride name: Marital status: Groom previous wife name: Bride marital status: Bride previous husband name: Additional relatives: Film number: 2342469 Frame number: Digital GS number: 4207676 Image number: 117 Reference number: item 1 p 102 rn 3073 Collection: Michigan Marriages 1868-1925 | Family: F82
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| 33 | Groom name: Norman Osborne Groom race or color (on document): Groom age: 25 years Groom birth year: 1892 Groom birth place: Bay County Groom Occ: metal worker Bride name: Mayble Seeley Bride race or color (on document): Bride age: 19 years Bride birth year: 1898 Bride birth place: Bay City Marriage type: Marriage date: 11 Aug 1917 Marriage place: Prescott, Bay, Michigan Father of groom name: William Mother of groom name: Mary Willard Father of bride name: George Mother of bride name: Harriet Schultz Marital status: Groom previous wife name: Bride marital status: Bride previous husband name: Additional relatives: Minister: H.A. Brewer Witesses: Ellsworth Osborne and Sacaphine Miller both of Prescott Film number: 2342719 Frame number: Digital GS number: 4210011 Image number: 428 Reference number: v 1 p 122 rn 18197 Collection: Michigan Marriages 1868-1925 | Family: F251
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| 34 | Groom name: Philip Heinrich Groom race or color (on document): Groom age: 22 years Groom birth year: 1895 Groom birth place: Russia Bride name: Margaret Baum Bride race or color (on document): Bride age: 23 years Bride birth year: 1894 Bride birth place: Russia Marriage type: Marriage date: 29 Apr 1917 Marriage place: Au Gres, Arenac, Michigan Father of groom name: Philip Mother of groom name: Katherine Baker Father of bride name: Andrew Mother of bride name: Christina Johannas Marital status: Groom previous wife name: Bride marital status: Bride previous husband name: Additional relatives: Film number: 2342719 Frame number: Digital GS number: 4210011 Image number: 367 Reference number: v 1 p 65 rn 10 Collection: Michigan Marriages 1868-1925 | Family: F667
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| 35 | Groom name: Reuben E. Phillips Groom race or color (on document): Groom age: 25 years Groom birth year: 1871 Groom birth place: Michigan Bride name: Burdella S. Ebright Bride race or color (on document): Bride age: 17 years Bride birth year: 1879 Bride birth place: Michigan Marriage type: Marriage date: 15 Mar 1896 Marriage place: Ithaca, Gratiot, Michigan Father of groom name: Leander Phillips Mother of groom name: Kate Coffin Father of bride name: Jacob E. Bright Mother of bride name: Salina E. Sidel Marital status: Groom previous wife name: Bride marital status: Bride previous husband name: Additional relatives: Film number: 2342504 Frame number: Digital GS number: 4207885 Image number: 46 Reference number: v 2 p 91 rn 868 Collection: Michigan Marriages 1868-1925 | Family: F775
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| 36 | Groom name: Rollo S. Pringle Groom race or color (on document): Groom age: 22 years Groom birth year: 1892 Groom birth place: Ontonagon, Mich. Bride name: Florence Seeley Bride race or color (on document): Bride age: 22 years Bride birth year: 1892 Bride birth place: Bay City Marriage type: Marriage date: 16 Jul 1914 Marriage place: Bay City, Bay, Michigan Father of groom name: Ruben Mother of groom name: Emma Hess Father of bride name: John Mother of bride name: Harriet Schultz Marital status: Groom previous wife name: Bride marital status: Bride previous husband name: Additional relatives: Film number: 2342704 Frame number: Digital GS number: 4209172 Image number: 435 Reference number: v 1 p 120 rn 16183 Collection: Michigan Marriages 1868-1925 | Family: F281
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| 37 | Groom name: Roy Thayer Groom race or color (on document): Groom age: 25 years Groom birth year: 1899 Groom birth place: Michigan Bride name: Flossie Phelps Bride race or color (on document): Bride age: 18 years Bride birth year: 1906 Bride birth place: Michigan Marriage type: Marriage date: 26 Feb 1924 Marriage place: Mount Pleasant, Isabella, Michigan Father of groom name: William Thayer Mother of groom name: Anna Block Father of bride name: Reuben E. Phelps Mother of bride name: Birdella Ebright Marital status: Groom previous wife name: Bride marital status: Bride previous husband name: Additional relatives: Film number: 2342762 Frame number: Digital GS number: 4210108 Image number: 482 Reference number: v 4 rn 15 Collection: Michigan Marriages 1868-1925 | Family: F1145
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| 38 | Groom name: Ulna H. Fitzgerald Groom race or color (on document): Groom age: 24 years Groom birth year: 1897 Groom birth place: Carter's Creek, Tennesee Bride name: Vernah Mae Snyder Bride race or color (on document): Bride age: 20 years Bride birth year: 1901 Bride birth place: Davison, Michigan Marriage type: Marriage date: 23 Jun 1921 Marriage place: Flint, Genesee, Michigan Father of groom name: J. G. Fitzgerald Mother of groom name: Daisy Galloway Father of bride name: Ernest Snyder Mother of bride name: Edith Phelps Marital status: Groom previous wife name: Bride marital status: Bride previous husband name: Additional relatives: Film number: 2342743 Frame number: Digital GS number: 4032445 Image number: 245 Reference number: v 2 p 45 rn 2096 Collection: Michigan Marriages 1868-1925 | Family: F115
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| 39 | Groom name: Walter Schultz Groom race or color (on document): Groom age: 42 years Groom birth year: 1876 Groom birth place: Mich Bride name: Maud Mart Bride race or color (on document): Bride age: 35 years Bride birth year: 1883 Bride birth place: Mich Marriage type: Marriage date: 26 May 1918 Marriage place: Detroit, Wayne, Michigan Father of groom name: Joseph Mother of groom name: Sarah Phelps Father of bride name: Mother of bride name: Marital status: Groom previous wife name: Bride marital status: Bride previous husband name: Additional relatives: Film number: 2342728 Frame number: Digital GS number: 4209972 Image number: 520 Reference number: v 6 p 312 rn 162177 Collection: Michigan Marriages 1868-1925 | Family: F740
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| 40 | http://search.labs.familysearch.org/recordsearch/start.html#c=1452395;p=2;t=searchable | Family: F263
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| 41 | Instrument: 197104170000040 Volume Page: 71 Document Type: MARRIAGE LICENSE Bride: HERBERT, DAWN ELIZABETH Groom: CHENEY, HAROLD EDWARD Married: 04/17/1971 Local File No: 7100030093 Status: | Family: F379
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| 42 | At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: F407
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| 43 | Jacob's first wife died 1677. Ann Pudeater appears in records in 26 Apr 1680. Had to be married sometime in between. | Family: F1523
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| 44 | Jesse Fox to Lucinda Shultz Rec’d 4 September 1856 State of Michigan County of Tuscola I do hereby certify that on the second day of July at Rogers in the State of Michigan, I did join together in Holy Wedlock, Jesse Fox of Rogers, Tuscola County, age 24 years and Lucinda Shultz of Rogers aforesaid aged 20 years in the presence of two witnesses to wit, D.M. Black and Hannah Shultz of Rogers aforesaid. In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand this third day of July AD 1856 A.B. Weaver, Justice of the Peace (note: this is my first encounter with the place of Rogers. I can't find any listing online. I assume it was just a local term that is no longer used.) | Family: F117
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| 45 | marriage 1848 is from a familysearch.org entry | Family: F112
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| 46 | Marriage confirmed by Diane Irish Ward | Family: F1084
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| 47 | marriage date estimated by not being married on 1850 census, being married on the 1855 census, and first child being born 1857-1858 | Family: F198
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| 48 | State: Michigan County: Bay Vol: B Page: 282 Record #: 4299 Date of Marriage: Apr 20, 1886 Name of Groom: Thomas Willard Name of Bride: Lillie May Tremble Age of Groom: 23 Age of Bride: 16 Residence of Groom: South Bay City Residence of Bride: South Bay City Birthplace of Groom: Canada Birthplace of Bride: New York Occupation of Groom: Sawmiller Place of Marriage: South Bay City Person officiating: Charles Carroll, Pastor Fremont Ave Baptist of South Bay City Witness: Ella Butts Residence: South Bay City Witness: Louis Tremble Residence: South Bay City | Family: F325
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| 49 | State: Michigan County: Bay Vol: B Page: 71 Record #: 1134 Date of Marriage: Dec 18, 1874 Place of Marriage: Bay City Name of Groom: James Bowyer Name of Bride: Mary Zulch Age of Groom: 33 Age of Bride: 18 Race of Groom: W Race of Bride: W Residence of Groom: Bay City Residence of Bride: Bay City Birthplace of Groom: London, England Birthplace of Bride: Michigan Occupation of Groom: Laborer Occupation of Bride: Person officiating: Jesse M Miller, Justice of the Peace Witness: Berniece Morrison Residence: Bay City Witness: Lottie Morrison Residence: South Bay City Date of Record: Dec 28, 1874 | Family: F389
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| 50 | State: Michigan County: Bay Vol: D Page: 308 Record #: 5581 Date of License: Nov 24, 1896 Name of Groom: Edgar Melvin Name of Bride: Lillie Osborne Age of Groom: 27 Age of Bride: 18 Race of Groom: w Race of Bride: w Residence of Groom: Bay City Residence of Bride: Bay City Birthplace of Groom: Rochester Birthplace of Bride: New York Occupation of Groom: Motorman Occupation of Bride: Domestic Father of Groom: C Melvin Father of Bride: Wm Osborne Mother of Groom: unknown Mother of Bride: unknown # of prev marriages for Groom: 0 # of prev marriage for Bride: 0 Date of Marriage: Nov 26, 1896 Place of Marriage: Bay City Person officiating: J.B. Goss, Minister Witness: Martin Debatts Residence: Bay City Witness: Mrs. M. Debatts Residence: Bay City | Family: F228
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| 51 | State: Michigan County: Bay Vol: D Page: 91 Record #: 1354 Date of License: July 7, 1890 Name of Groom: George Zulch Name of Bride: Jane O’Neil, Jane Chapman Age of Groom: 63 Age of Bride: 55 Race of Groom: W Race of Bride: W Residence of Groom: South Bay City Residence of Bride: South Bay City Birthplace of Groom: Germany Birthplace of Bride: Ireland Occupation of Groom: Laborer Occupation of Bride: Domestic Father of Groom: Lewis Zulch Father of Bride: John Chapman Mother of Groom: Mary Schur Mother of Bride: Sarah Walker # of prev marriages for Groom: 1 # of prev marriage for Bride: 2 Date of Marriage: July 9, 1890 Place of Marriage: South Bay City Person officiating: G. E. Bergerman, Er Luth Pastor Witness: Mrs. Minnie Shawl Residence: South Bay City Witness: Mrs. Daniel Shawl Residence: South Bay City | Family: F596
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| 52 | State: Michigan County: Bay Vol: D Page: 33 Record #: 485 Date of License: Oct 30, 1888 Name of Groom: James Willard Name of Bride: Minnie Demeratz Age of Groom: 22 Age of Bride: 20 Race of Groom: W Race of Bride: W Residence of Groom: South Bay City Residence of Bride: Bay City Birthplace of Groom: Rochester, NY Birthplace of Bride: Bay City Occupation of Groom: Woodware Tur???? Occupation of Bride: none Father of Groom: George Willard Father of Bride: William Demertz Mother of Groom: Charlotte Hyder Mother of Bride: # of prev marriages for Groom: 0 # of prev marriage for Bride: 0 Date of Marriage: Oct 30, 1888 Place of Marriage: East Saginaw Person officiating: Fred R Nalz, Er Luth Pastor Witness: Andrew Renn Residence: East Saginaw Witness: Anna Zoghl? Residence: East Saginaw | Family: F326
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| 53 | State: Michigan County: Bay Vol: E Page: 198 Record #: 9225 Date of License: May 6, 1903 Name of Groom: Fred Storrs Name of Bride: Emma Seeley Age of Groom: 24 Age of Bride: 23 Race of Groom: W Race of Bride: W Residence of Groom: West Bay City Residence of Bride: Bay City Birthplace of Groom: West Bay City Birthplace of Bride: Bay City Occupation of Groom: Machinist Occupation of Bride: at home Father of Groom: William Father of Bride: George Mother of Groom: Rosa Braley Mother of Bride: # of prev marriages for Groom: 1 # of prev marriage for Bride: 0 Date of Marriage: May 7, 1903 Place of Marriage: Bay City Person officiating: B H Thomas, Reverend Witness: Elmer Nobeck Residence: West Bay City Witness: Rose Boyer Residence: Bay City | Family: F309
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| 54 | State: Michigan County: Bay Vol: E Page: 210 Record #: 7829 Date of License: Apr 2, 1901 Name of Groom: Herbert Seeley Name of Bride: Cecelia Longton Age of Groom: 23 Age of Bride: 19 Race of Groom: W Race of Bride: W Residence of Groom: Bay City Residence of Bride: Bay City Birthplace of Groom: Bay City Birthplace of Bride: Saginaw Occupation of Groom: Laborer Occupation of Bride: Domestic Father of Groom: George Father of Bride: Wm Mother of Groom: Mary Mother of Bride: # of prev marriages for Groom: 0 # of prev marriage for Bride: 0 Date of Marriage: Apr 2, 1901 Place of Marriage: Bay City Person officiating: W H Fletcher, Clergyman Witness: Mrs. Kate Davis Residence: West Bay City Witness: E L Fletcher Residence: Bay City | Family: F218
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| 55 | State: Michigan County: Bay Vol: E Page: 271 Record #: 10314 Date of License: 2/21/1905 Name of Groom: Samuel Wedge Name of Bride: Mary Irish Age of Groom: 35 Age of Bride: 32 Race of Groom: W Race of Bride: W Residence of Groom: Bay City Residence of Bride: Bay City Birthplace of Groom: Canada Birthplace of Bride: Caro, Mich Occupation of Groom: Brakeman Occupation of Bride: domestic Father of Groom: Samuel Wedge Father of Bride: William Irish Mother of Groom: Matilda McIntyre Mother of Bride: Hannah E Phelps # of prev marriages for Groom: 1 # of prev marriage for Bride: 1 Date of Marriage: 2/22/1905 Place of Marriage: Bay City Person officiating: William M Wills, Clergyman Witness: Frank Cutler Residence: Bay City Witness: Sarah Schultz Residence: Bay City | Family: F192
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| 56 | State: Michigan County: Bay Vol: E Page: 84 Record #: 7440 Date of License: July 9, 1900 Name of Groom: James Lalonde Name of Bride: Maud Osborne Age of Groom: 31 Age of Bride: 21 Race of Groom: W Race of Bride: W Residence of Groom: Bay City Residence of Bride: Bay City Birthplace of Groom: Michigan Birthplace of Bride: Rochester, New York Occupation of Groom: Laborer Occupation of Bride: Domestic Father of Groom: Isaac Lalonde Father of Bride: William Osborne Mother of Groom: Mary Agaiun? Mother of Bride: Anna Windson? # of prev marriages for Groom: 1 # of prev marriage for Bride: 0 Date of Marriage: July 11, 1900 Place of Marriage: Bay City Person officiating: F L Osborne, Clergyman Witness: George Marble Residence: West Bay City Witness: Jessie Osborne Residence: West Bay City | Family: F210
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| 57 | State: Michigan County: Bay Vol: F Page: 237 Record #: 14876 Date of License: July 23, 1912 Name of Groom: Reuben Schultz Name of Bride: Francis Bradshaw, Francis Chevalier Age of Groom: 34 Age of Bride: 34 Race of Groom: W Race of Bride: W Residence of Groom: Bay City Residence of Bride: Bay City Birthplace of Groom: Fairgrove Birthplace of Bride: Cheboygan Occupation of Groom: Laborer Occupation of Bride: Domestic Father of Groom: Joseph Father of Bride: Frank Mother of Groom: Sarah Phelps Mother of Bride: Charlotte North # of prev marriages for Groom: 1 # of prev marriage for Bride: 2 Date of Marriage: July 22, 1912 Place of Marriage: Bay City Person officiating: J G Rooney, Clergyman Witness: Mrs J G Rooney Residence: Bay City Witness: Annie L Rooney Residence: Bay City date of marriage is before date of license--dates are probably reversed. That is the way they appear in the record, though. | Family: F400
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| 58 | State: Michigan County: Chippewa Vol: 3 Page: 287 Record #: 210 Date of License: Nov 8, 1909 Name of Groom: Leonard Wm Shawl Name of Bride: Jennie Elva French Age of Groom: 21 Age of Bride: 16 (mothers consent filed) Race of Groom: w Race of Bride: w Residence of Groom: Maxton, Mi Residence of Bride: Maxton, Mi Birthplace of Groom: MI Birthplace of Bride: MI Occupation of Groom: Fisherman Occupation of Bride: at home Father of Groom: Daniel H Shawl Father of Bride: Josiah French Mother of Groom: Minnie Seeley Mother of Bride: Sarah Ann Snyder # of prev marriages for Groom: 0 # of prev marriage for Bride: 0 Date of Marriage: Nov 14, 1909 Place of Marriage: Drummond, Mi Person officiating: Geo D Strickland, Minister of the Gospel Witness: Henry French Residence: Drummond, Mi Witness: Mrs. Henry French Residence: Drummond, Mi | Family: F421
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| 59 | State: Michigan County: Genesee Vol: 4 Page: 323 Record #: 343 Date of Marriage: Sept 26, 1868 Place of Marriage: Atlas, Michigan Name of Groom: Jerome (W?) Phelps Name of Bride: Alice E Thompson Age of Groom: 23 Age of Bride: 19 Race of Groom: W Race of Bride: W Residence of Groom: Davison, Mi Residence of Bride: Davison, Mi Birthplace of Groom: New York Birthplace of Bride: Mich Occupation of Groom: Farmer Occupation of Bride: Person officiating: EJ Bennett, Minister of Gospel Witness: Mary E Bennett Residence: Atlas, Mich Witness: Mary Fairbank Residence: Atlas, Mich Date of Record: Dec 26, 1868 | Family: F270
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| 60 | State: Michigan County: Genesee Vol: 6 Page: 283 Record #: 4215 Name of Groom: Arthur J Phelps Name of Bride: Mabel A Harris Age of Groom: 23 Age of Bride: 23 Race of Groom: W Race of Bride: W Residence of Groom: Burton, Mi Residence of Bride: Forest, Mi Birthplace of Groom: Michigan Birthplace of Bride: Michigan Occupation of Groom: Farming Occupation of Bride: Domestic Father of Groom: Jerome Phelps Father of Bride: Edgar Harris Mother of Groom: Alice Thompson Mother of Bride: Not Given Prev Marr for Groom: 0 Prev Marr for Bride: 0 Date of Marriage: May 3, 1889 Place of Marriage: Burton, Mi Person officiating: John E Porterfield, Clergyman Witness: Miss E Harris Residence: Forest, Mich Witness: Mr. Geo Beebe Residence: Forest, Mich | Family: F145
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| 61 | State: Michigan County: Genesee Vol: 7 Page: 277 Record #: 9265 Name of Groom: John L Riegle Name of Bride: Maud Lottie Phelps Age of Groom: 23 Age of Bride: 23 Race of Groom: W Race of Bride: W Residence of Groom: Davison Residence of Bride: Burton Birthplace of Groom: Richfield Birthplace of Bride: Burton Occupation of Groom: Teacher Occupation of Bride: Teacher Father of Groom: John Riegle Father of Bride: Jerome Phelps Mother of Groom: Mary Bahnmiller Mother of Bride: Alice Thompson Prev Marr for Groom: 0 Prev Marr for Bride: 0 Date of Marriage: June 29, 1910 Place of Marriage: Mt. Pleasant Person officiating: Thos Cox, Clergyman Witness: CS Griggs Residence: Argentine Witness: Sophia Tice Residence: Mt Pleasant | Family: F272
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| 62 | State: Michigan County: Genesee Vol: 6 Page: 16 Record #: 2399 Name of Groom: William E Gillett Name of Bride: Nettie Irish Age of Groom: 22 55 Race of Groom: W Race of Bride: W Birthplace of Groom: Burton Birthplace of Bride: Mich Occupation of Groom: Farming Occupation of Bride: at home Father of Groom: David Gillett Father of Bride: not given Mother of Groom: Elizabeth Annabel Mother of Bride: not given Date of Marriage: June 3, 1894 Place of Marriage: Grand Blanc Person officiating: E Randall Baptist Minister Witness: R E Phelps Residence: Burton Witness: Lucy Jerome Residence: Grand Blanc | Family: F121
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| 63 | State: Michigan County: Lapeer Vol: 3 Page: 229 Record #: Place of Marriage: Lapeer Date of Marriage: Feb 26, 1889 Name of Groom: Julius Irish Name of Bride: Mary McCarthy Age of Groom: (20?) Age of Bride: 18 Race of Groom: w Race of Bride: w Residence of Groom: Genesee County, Mich Residence of Bride: Elba Birthplace of Groom: Orion, Mi Birthplace of Bride: Rich Occupation of Groom: Farmer Officiating: Henry Seaman, Minister of the Bible Witness: Amos Groves Residence: Rich Witness: Ida Groves Residence: Rich | Family: F187
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| 64 | State: Michigan County: Mackinac Vol: 3 Page: 86 Record #: 2175 Date of License: Oct 9, 1906 Name of Groom: August Shimmelpenny Name of Bride: Mary Gaave Age of Groom: 23 Age of Bride: 20 Race of Groom: W Race of Bride: W Residence of Groom: Moran, Mich Residence of Bride: Moran, Mich Birthplace of Groom: Wisconsin Birthplace of Bride: Illinois Occupation of Groom: Laborer Occupation of Bride: At Home Father of Groom: August Shimmelpenny Father of Bride: Leopold Gaave Mother of Groom: Minnie Miller Mother of Bride: Elizabeth McLaughlin # of prev marriages for Groom: 0 # of prev marriage for Bride: 0 Date of Marriage: Oct 9, 1906 Place of Marriage: St. Ignace, Mich Person officiating: (--------) Whitwell, Justice of the Peace Witness: Ida Shimmelpenny Residence: Moran, Mich Witness: Herman Shimmelpenny Residence: Moran, Mich | Family: F222
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| 65 | State: Michigan County: Tuscola Vol: 3 Page: 238 Record #: 167 Date of Marriage: Aug 25, 1887 Place of Marriage: Caro Name of Groom: William (M?) Schultz Name of Bride: Uenice Bills Age of Groom: 21 Age of Bride: 17 Race of Groom: W Race of Bride: W Residence of Groom: Fairgrove Residence of Bride: (can’t read) Mich Occupation of Groom: Farmer Occupation of Bride: Person officiating: Alexander Reynick, Justice of the Peace Witness: (??) Overmiere Residence: Fairgrove Witness: Julia Overmiere Residence: Fairgrove Date of Record: Aug 31, 1887 | Family: F100
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| 66 | State: Michigan County: Tuscola Vol: 4 Page: 277 Record #: 312 Date of Marriage: Dec 26, 1901 Name of Groom: Reuben Schultz Name of Bride: Mary Bills Age of Groom: 23 Age of Bride: 18 Race of Groom: W Race of Bride: W Residence of Groom: Bay City Residence of Bride: Fairgrove Birthplace of Groom: Michigan Birthplace of Bride: Michigan Occupation of Groom: Farmer Occupation of Bride: Father of Groom: Joseph Schultz Father of Bride: AC Bills Mother of Groom: Sarah Phelps Mother of Bride: Prev Marr for Groom: 0 Prev Marr for Bride: 0 Place of Marriage: Fairgrove Person officiating: T. Robinson, Clergyman Witness: John E Post Residence: Fairgrove, Mich Witness: Nora B Post Residence: Fairgrove, Mich | Family: F32
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| 67 | State: Michigan County: Tuscola Volume: 4 Page: 86 Rec #: 72 Date: April 16 1892 Groom: Alfred Irish Bride: Mary Gillis Groom age: 31 Bride age: 22 Groom race: W Bridge Race: W Groom Residence: Fairgrove Bride Residence: Fairgrove Groom Place of Birth: Mich Bride Place of Birth: Mich Groom Occ: Farmer Bride Occ: Housekeeper Groom Father: Wm Irish Bride Father: Fred Gillis Groom Mother: Hannah (F?) Phelps Bride Mother: Mary Scott (this name is crossed out on the record) Groom prev marr: 0 Bride prev marr: 0 Date of Marriage: May 19, 1892 Place of Marriage: Reese Official: G.G. Hennesey, pastor St. Elizabeth Church Witness: William Gillis of Fairgrove Witness: Amelia Gillis of Fairgrove | Family: F123
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| 68 | tate: Michigan County: Genesee Vol: 4 Page: 41 Record #: 605 Date of Marriage: Oct 10, 1869 Place of Marriage: Linden, Mi Name of Groom: Eugene Phelps Name of Bride: Jenny Porter Age of Groom: 26 Age of Bride: 24 Race of Groom: W Race of Bride: W Residence of Groom: Groveland Residence of Bride: Fenton Birthplace of Groom: Washington County, NY Birthplace of Bride: Fenton, Mi Occupation of Groom: Farmer Occupation of Bride: Person officiating: EJ Walds Witness: Mrs. Lydia Cole Residence: Linden, Mi Witness: Mrs. Eliza Walds Residence: Linden, Mi Date of Record: Oct 23, 1869 | Family: F266
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| 69 | The movement table in the 1798 Schilling Census Revision says #2589 1797 Schilling; Margaretha, daughter of Just Heisner, married Konrad Dell in Kukkus (Kukkus household #7). | Family: F1703
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| 70 | Tuscola County, Michigan Marriage Ledger, Shultz/Phelps Vol 2, Page 112. Joseph O. Shultz to Sarah R. Phelps Received for record March 8th AD 1862, F Bournz Clerk. I do hereby certify that on the fifteenth day of December in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty one at the house of William Irish in the Township of Fairgrove Joseph O. Shultz aged twenty three and Sarah R Phelps aged sixteen years both of the Township of Fairgrove and to me personally known to be the persons described in this certificate were by me joined together with their mutual consent in the bonds of wedlock, and it was first ascertained that the parties were of sufficient age to consent to the same. In presence of Nelson Miller, Samuel Fairbanks. Given under my hand this fifteenth day of December AD 1861. (bottom line almost totally faded away, probably Justice of the Peace signature line) | Family: F274
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| 71 | unable to find marriage record in bay county | Family: F418
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| 72 | Hezikiah Allen's will in 1776 mentioned a child Catharine per book 'annals of the sinnott, roger, coffin, corlies, reeves, bodine and allied families'. citation monmouth county probate files. Granvyl Hulse writes 'Catharine is reportedly the daughter of hezikiah Allen born 1716/20 in Shrewsbury,,,he was the son of Jonathon and Mary Corlies Allen both of Shrewsbury' but I have no citation on that. Found a summarized transcription of aforementioned will on Hezikiah Allen of Shrewsbury Township dated 29 feb 1776. in 'The literary era: a monthly repository of literary and ..., Volume 3' no date of probate. liber 17, no page #, west jersey. perhaps there is another record when the will was proved? So at this point we have no real evidence that our catharine is the daughter of hezikiah allen. OneWorldTree shows catharine dau of hezekiah allen married unknown Hulse. (www.archive.org/stream/calendarofnewjer06newj/calendarofnewjer06newj_djvu.txt) 1776, Feb 29. Allen, Hezekiali, of Shrewsbury Township, Monmouth County; will of. Grandson, David Allen, £1. Daughters, Mary Allen and Martha Allen, all my wool now on the sheeps' backs. Rest of estate to be sold. Son, James. £10. Son, Jonathon, £10. Children-Mary Allen, James Allen, Jonathon Allen, Catharine Allen and Martha Allen, the rest. Executors-friends, Edward Patterson Cook and Benjamin Jackson. Witnesses-Christopher Romine, John Lawrence. Proved May 28, 1776. Lib 21, P. 91. I am troubled by the fact that she was referred to as Catharine Allen, not Catharine Hulse in spite of being married for about 9 years at the time. As this is all the real evidence we have, we would have to be leaning against this being the correct person. | CATHARINE ALLEN
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| 73 | I can find no written record of Mary Wilder marrying David Allen. | David Allen
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| 74 | I have shown that the Samuel Allen who married Lydia Hastings is not the same Samuel Allen who is the father of Elizabeth. his daughter Elizabeth has a different birthday, lives in a different town and has a different husband. This line shows up in the on-line family trees and the OneWorldTrees, but it is proven to be incorrect. The details are as follows. Baker in "Montville" shows that Lydia Hastings, dau of John Seaborn Hastings and Lydia Champney, married Samuel Allen of Massachusetts. They had a daughter Elizabeth Allen b. abt 1716 who married Jedidiah Graves. The Barbour Collection shows Elizabeth Allen married Jedidiah Graves June 1737 in East Haddam, Connecticut. The only way to reconcile this would be to say that Baker has the birth date of Elizabeth wrong and that she first married Samuel in 1732 and secondly married Jedidiah in 1737. BUT, according to The Barbour Collection Samuel Dewey and Elizabeth were continuing to have children until 1742, which means she could not have married Jedediah in 1737, thus she is a different person. | ELIZABETH ALLEN
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| 75 | The following writeup has been copied from: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~jacmac/allen.htm George Allen, the immigrant ancestor of many of the Allen families found in America today, arrived in Massachusetts Bay Colony on 6 May 1635 from England. George's name, along with the names of those he emigrated with (106 in all), was discovered on a list of passengers who departed from Weymouth, England for the New World on 20 March 1635. Unfortunately, the name of the ship they traveled aboard has never been determined. This party, which was under the leadership of the Rev. Joseph Hull, was granted leave to settle at Wessaguscus Plantation on 8 July 1635 by the General Court at Boston. Wessaguscus was soon given municipal rights, at which time it was renamed Weymouth, and its inhabitants were allowed representation in the General Court at Boston. Although it is not known for sure, George Allen may have been born in either Somersetshire, or Dorsetshire, England, or have at least resided in one of these places prior to emigrating. Lending some support for this belief is the fact that the Rev. Hull, and many of the other families that emigrated with George, appear to have been from one of these shires. Although George Allen is known to have married twice while still residing in England, the name of his first wife has not been determined. His second wife, however, was a woman named Katherine. Katherine accompanied George to America, and is believed to have been the mother of his five youngest children. According to the roster of passengers making up the Hull party, Katherine was listed as being thirty years old in 1635, thereby indicating that she had probably been born in about 1605 in England. (NOTE: Although one commonly sees postings and family write-ups that indicate that our George Allen is the George Allen who married as his second wife, Katherine Starkes, on 5 November 1624 in All Hallows Church, Honey Lane, London, I know of absolutely no documentation that would support that this is the same George Allen. On the contrary, there is evidence that suggests that this George Allen was the son of Richard Allen of the Tower of London, and that he was still residing in London, England as late as 1640, when he was mentioned in his brother, Henry's, will. This George Allen is also believed to be the same George Allen who died at St. Michael Queenhithe, London on 26 March 1664. In addition to the above, it has also been accepted by some that our George Allen was the son of John Allen of Saltford in Somersetshire, England. As with the above assertion, there is absolutely no evidence that I know of to substantiate this. There is, however, strong evidence that indicates that this George Allen was still residing at Saltford in 1638, when he was involved in a court case regarding tenements in the Tything of Saltford. By 1638, our George Allen was already well established at Sandwich on Cape Cod. Aside from the fact that a person named George Allen was identified as living in Saltford, England during the 1630's, any connection to our George Allen appears to be based more on conjecture than supportable facts. The same also appears to be true regarding the assertion that our George Allen was the son of Ralph Allen of Thurcaston, England. Even though there were two individuals named Ralph Allen who were associated with our George Allen in New Plymouth Colony, I am not aware of any evidence, other than name similarity, to support this contention either). Although no records have been found to verify it, shortly after settling at Wessaguscus (Weymouth), George and his family may have moved to the village of Saugus, Massachusetts (now Lynn, Massachusetts). Sometime during the period 1637/38, however, George and his family again moved, this time to the newly organized settlement in New Plymouth Colony of Sandwich on Cape Cod. George, who was a farmer by trade, was subsequently recommended for "freeman" status in New Plymouth Colony on 5 March 1638/39, and was later admitted as such on 3 September 1639. George was later sworn in as the Constable of Sandwich on 4 June 1639, and served as Surveyor of Highways in 1640. He also served as a Committeeman for the New Plymouth Court in 1640, 1641, 1642, and 1644. George apparently died during the latter part of April 1648 at Sandwich, New Plymouth Colony, as he was subsequently buried there on 2 May 1648. George's will was later probated before the New Plymouth Court on 7 June 1648, and one year later, on 8 June 1649, his widow, Katherine, furnished an inventory of George's estate to the New Plymouth Court. Sometime after George passed away, Katherine married for a second time to a man named John Collins, who was a shoemaker in Boston. Although the identities of all of George's children have never been determined beyond all doubt, the names of eight children have been verified through various documents. In addition to these eight, it is highly probable that three other individuals, namely John, Robert, and Francis Allen, are also sons of George. Aside from those children that are known and very probable, some researchers also believe that the Joan Allen who married Clement Briggs at Dorchester in 1630/31, and the Joshua Allen who married Mary Crowell at Yarmouth in 1671, are also George's children. After spending considerable time researching these two individuals, I am not convinced that they are George’s children, and have therefore not included them in this genealogy. It should also be mentioned that the "five least children" that George referred to in his will have not been verified beyond all doubt either. However, these children, who have been interpreted by most authorities to be the children George Allen had with his second wife, Katherine, are strongly believed to be Matthew, William, Henry, Samuel, and Gideon. | GEORGE ALLEN
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| 76 | Unconfirmed that Hezekiah is the correct parent for this Catharine Allen. Perhaps the wrong person. See notes under Catharine Allen. | Hezikiah Allen
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| 77 | Jede diah was a well known Quaker | Jedediah Allen
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| 78 | Ralph Allen, Mason, of Sandwich shows in Sandwich records with children Jedidiah, Experience and Ephraim and probably died in late 1659. Ralph Allen, wheelwright, of Sandwich in his will of 18 Dec 1691 shows children of John, Joseph, Increase, Ebenezer, Zachariah and Patience and this other Ralph Allen was the son of George Allen-the immigrant, of Sandwich. This per The Great Migration by Robert Charles Anderson. Anderson states that Ralph Allen, Mason, is probably related in some way to George Allen, but not as son. | Ralph Allen
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| 79 | Some on-line trees shows Samuel's parents as Joshua Allen and Mary Crowell. But this is disproved by NEHGR 1971 P232-233-"Yelverton Crowell of Yarmouth, Mass." According to cemetery inscriptions from "History of Ancient Windham" the family plot shows their son Samuel died at Coventy, Ct 14 Oct 1718; whereas our Samuel was having children in Lebanon Ct until 1729 thus proving that these are different persons. Many other on-line genealogies show this Samuel Allen marrying Lydia Hastings, dau of John Seaborne Hastings. But the children do not match up. So that is incorrect also. I am unable to find a birth record for Yarmouth, Barnstable, Massachusetts in 1675 as many on-line genealogies show. So I do not have a verified place of birth or date of birth. | SAMUEL ALLEN
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| 80 | Probably born in Westerly probably several years earlier. He was baptized the same day as 3 other of Samuels' children. Samuel apparently baptized his children in mass when he moved to another church. | Thomas Allen
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| 81 | Parish Register in Shalford, Essex, England shows baptism of Brydgette Allgar, dau of William Allgar 11 Mar 1562. Parish Register in Shalford, Essex, England shows marriage of Robert Whighte and Brydgette Allgar. | BRIDGET ALLGAR
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| 82 | This person needs work, her baptisimal record in 1583 shows William Allgar as father, but William Allgar's death is recorded in 1575. Perhaps her birthdate transcription is incorrect. | Elizabeth Allgar
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| 83 | Parish Register in Shalford, Essex, England shows burial of William Allgar the elder on 2 Aug 1575. His parentage is unknown. Numerous online trees show parents, but there is no evidence for any of them. Also spouses name is unknown, again in spite of numerous online trees. | WILLIAM ALLGAR
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| 84 | Flint Journal: Sunday, June 29, 1952 Holsinger?Viola Holsinger, formerly of 1514 Mason St., age 72, died Friday June 27, 1951 at Hynds Convalescent Home. Funeral services will be held at 1:30:M Tuesday, July 1, 1952, from Darwin Groves funeral home, 2513 N Saginaw St. Rev Earl C Page officiating. Burial in Flint Memorial Park Cemetery. Mrs. Holsinger will be at the funeral home. Death was due to complications following an illness of 2 years. She was born in Clinton County, Michigan May 30, 1880, lived in Flint for the last 33 years, coming here from Alma, Michigan. She was a member of Royal Neighbors of America. Surviving are: 2 daughters, Mrs. James West of Bancroft, Michigan, Mrs. Willard Bird of Romeo, Mich, Mrs. Howard G Holsinger of Flint; 6 grandchildren. Brother Judd Auten of St. Johns, Michigan, several cousins. ?Funerals by Darwin? | Viola Auten
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| 85 | In Genesee County on 2 Feb 1916 a marriage license was issued to Fred H Ballance with the same parents to a Selena Lacount or LaCourt. The marriage license was never used. | Fred Herbert Ballance
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| 86 | Daughter of Beverly Ballance, Adopted by her parents, George Ballance and Mary Ward. | Lawrence David Ballance
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| 87 | At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Orville Ballance
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| 88 | Draft registration and SS death record have different birth dates, but they both seem to be the same person. | Marlin Clark Bates
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| 89 | Catholic Faith, From Meinz. Felsheim Village, arrived in Oranienbaum (not far from Saint Petersburg) on 8/8/1766 by the ship under the command of Heinrichson. Their children arrived in Kukkus Colony on 26 Jun 1787 Catholic Faith, From Meinz. Felsheim Village, arrived in Oranienbaum (not far from Saint Petersburg) on 8/8/1766 by the ship under the command of Heinrichson. Their children arrived in Kukkus Colony on 26 Jun1787. | ADAM BAUM
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| 90 | Question on her birth date or her fathers death date. She was born 11 months after he died. Probably one date is incorrect. | Catharina Baum
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| 91 | lived in household of Wilhelm Kloss after father died. | Margaretha (Anna Maria) Baum
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| 92 | Obit refers to sister Opal Fobear in California. SSDI shows a Opal Fobear died nov 1981 in Los Angeles and was born 8 Feb 1913 in Michigan. That birthdate is the same as his sister Myrtle R. Schultz. Which makes us believe that he is the right person. | Harry Z Beardsley
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| 93 | Obit of her brother Harry in Saginaw, Mi refers to one surviving sister Opal Fobear living in California. SSDI shows birthday of Opal Fobar as 8 Feb 1913 in Michigan. Which is the same birth date as Myrtle. These two records combined show that Myrtle R is the same person as Opal. Perhaps the R is a transcription error and O. is the middle initial.? | Myrtle R Beardsley
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| 94 | Index: SAGINAW NEWS Tuesday, October 06, 1959 (B6) Name: BEARDSLEY, ROY L. Spouse's Name: ADELINE WALSH Married: 05/29/1937 Age: 50 Birth Date: 08/25/1909 Birth Place: QUANICASSEE, MI Death Date: 10/06/1959 Death Place: SAGINAW, MI Miscellaneous Cemetery: FOREST LAWN Church: LATTER-DAY SAINTS Funeral Home: CHILSON | Roy Lavern Beardsley
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| 95 | Name and birthdate from an online tree. I have not been able to find any documentation that this is the same person. 1920 census he is lsited as a nephew to the head of household, Hiram & Julia Overmire. According to oneworldtree Hirams wife is Julia Bills. The Bills are related to Roy's mother, which could explain the relationship. So this is probably the right person on the 1920 census. His other siblings are all with different people in 1920. His father died in 1916, and his mother died in 1918. (on the 1910 census Roy's father William Schultz is in the next household to Hiram Overmeir) BEARDSLEY, ROY L. Spouse's Name: ADELINE WALSH Married: 05/29/1937 Age: 50 Birth Date: 08/25/1909 Birth Place: QUANICASSEE, MI Death Date: 10/06/1959 Death Place: SAGINAW, MI Miscellaneous Cemetery: FOREST LAWN Church: LATTER-DAY SAINTS Funeral Home: CHILSON Quincassee is in Tuscola County. Gilford is also in Tuscola County | Roy Lavern Beardsley
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| 96 | lived in Nieder-Kainsbach, Odenwaldkreiss, Hessen, Germany | NIKOLAUS BECK
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| 97 | 2nd wife of Johannes Reitz | Catharina Becker
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| 98 | 1775 Census Revision for Schilling states Konrad Bell, Bachelor, age 25 "farms with the aid of relatives" The 1775 revision list for Schilling furthur notes that Konrad Bell, along with 2 other bachelors "Assigned to the colonies as laborers. According to testimony of the community they came alone to Russian and did not receive loans for farming. They were living in Lesnoy Karamysh (Grimm) with Grimm. They were in the colony of Gololobovka (Doenhof) and kinder (?) in that colony. They are currently engaged in farming, and with time will marry. Upon entering the economy they hope to be able to pay their debts. They are currently unable to assume the responsibility." | KONRAD BELL
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| 99 | Konrad Bell appears on the 1798 Kukkus Census in household #7 with his wife Margareta Heisner (perhaps Geisner)(from Schilling). His birthdate is 1750. He has one daughter Maria Barbara from a prior deceased wife. Bell does not appear to be a common name in the Volga Colonies. A check of the Kuhlberg Lists shows 1 Bell, Konrad Bell, a single man, from Stolberg, a servant of Ludwig Hoff, doc #1656. A check of the index of first settler lists does not show any Bell's. However a Bell does show up on the 1775 census revision for Schilling (Schilling does not have a 1st Settler List). the 1775 Census Revision for Schilling states Konrad Bell, bachelor, born 1750, "farms with the aid of relatives" It would appear that Konrad Bell was perhaps the only Bell to immigrate to the Volga Colonies, or at least one of very few. The 1775 revision list for Schilling furthrr notes that Konrad Bell, along with 2 other bachelors "Assigned to the colonies as laborers. According to testimony of the community they came alone to Russia and did not receive loans for farming. They were living in Lesnoy Karamysh (Grimm) with Grimm. They were in the colony of Gololobovka (Doenhof) and kinder (?) in that colony. They are currently engaged in farming, and with time will marry. Upon entering the economy they hope to be able to pay their debts. They are currently unable to assume the responsibility." The 1798 census from Brent Mai's book listing all of the census records from 1798 shows only two Bell families, Konrad Bell in Kukkus and another Bell in Dinkel. The goal of this line of reasoning is to show that if we find any Bell's in Kukkus they are almost certainly without a doubt descendants of Konrad Bell. In the 1834 census we do not find Konrad Bell, but we do find 3 Bell children all born between 1803 and 1810. Johannes, Konrad and Johann Philipp. They are living in the household of Philipp Neidhardt in 1816 (per the 1834 census-see household #102-P28) as step-children from his deceased wife. Based on our reasoning above we can conclude the following: " These 3 children are sons of Konrad Bell. " Konrad Bell died between 1810 and 1816. " His widow Margareta Geisner remarried Philipp Neidhardt after 1810 and then herself died at some unknown date. Continuing with the same reasoning, we can conclude that any Bells whom we find on the 1857 census are the 3 sons of Konrad and their descendants. On the 1857 census we find the following Bell's and the household #: " #18 Christina age 23 (spouse of Christian Reitz) " #33 Maria Margaretha age 30 (spouse of Konrad Baum) " #47 Konrad age 51 (one of the sons) along with 9 children and grand children " #49 Johannes age 54 (one of the sons) along with 6 children and grand children " #70 Phillip age 48 (one of the sons) along with 8 children and grand children " #98 Anna Elisabeth age 26 (spouse of Johannes Heizenrader) " #103 Katharina Margaretha age 26 (spouse of Andreas Maser) Of the 4 females listed Christina born in 1834 does not appear on the 1834 census. Katharina Margaretha appears as the daughter of Johannes born 1830. Katharina Margaretha appears also as the daughter of Johannes born 1830. Maria Margaretha appears also as the daughter of Johannes born 1827. | KONRAD BELL
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| 100 | http://www.usgennet.org/usa/mi/county/tuscola/cems/fair/rupert-shannon.html | Eunice Bills
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| 101 | State: Michigan County: Bay Vol: C Page: 282 Record #: 922 Date of Birth: Oct 18, 1882 Name: James Bowyer Sex: M Race: W Stillborn,illegitimate,etc: Birthplace: Bay City, 6th Ward Father: James Bowyer Mother: Mary Bowyer Father Residence: Bay City, 6th Ward Mother Residence: Bay City, 6th Ward Father Birthplace: England Mother Birthplace: Michigan Occupation of Father: Laborer Date of Record: May 19, 1883 | James Bowyer
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| 102 | Minnie MacDonald is in Gramma Osborne's death memorial book as a visitor to her funeral. | Minnie E Bowyer
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| 103 | Edmund Bridges was born about 1612 in England. His parentage or birth location in England is not known. He came to colonial America on 13 July 1635 on the ship "James", which sailed from London, and he settled in Lynn, Massachusetts. He may have been married first to Alice ______, but there is no confirmed record of this spouse. He married Elizabeth ________by 1636 (GM:1-390). Perhaps Elizabeth and Alice were the same person. His first known child was born 1637. He had 8 children with Elizabeth (or Elizabeth/Alice) A marriage at St Johns in London, England between Edmund Bridges and Elizabeth Manwaring appears to be of different persons. A child was born 12 Aug 1640 of this couple in England. As this is 5 years after he arrived in America, this is obviously a different person. We see this information in some on-line trees. Elizabeth died 31 Dec 1664. Torrey's New England Marriages Prior to1700 shows 1st wife of Alice ?Millinton (died after 1641+) with the question mark and with the notation that Alice and Elizabeth may be the same. He married next to Mary Langton, widow of Richard Littlehale, on 6 April 1665 (GM:1-390) in Ipswich. He had one child with Mary. Edmund Bridges was a blacksmith by trade. He settled first in Lynn. His name appears in records for Saugus, Rowley, Topsfield and Ipswich. Although his will was proved in Ipswich, he may have died in Lynn, as that is where he lived at the time. His death date was 13 Jan 1684-85. Edmund Bridges had connections to two accused witches in Salem. His son, Edmund, married Sarah Towne (Sarah's sister, Rebecca Towne Nurse was hanged for witchcraft) who was later accused of witchcraft. She spent less than one year in prison before being released. His son Josiah, married Ruth Greenslade, whose mother Ann Pudeator (Pudeator being the surname of Ann's second husband) was hanged in 1692 for witchcraft. We cannot be sure if he married in New England or came over with his wife, but his first child was born in America. Obviously his wife was an immigrant also, but we have no details on when she arrived other than before 1636. Copies of his will are on file. | EDMUND BRIDGES
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| 104 | Many records have the second 'h' in Hephzibah | HEPZIBAH BRIDGES
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| 105 | Possible sister to Ruth Bridges | HEPZIBAH BRIDGES
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| 106 | Possible sister to Hepzibah Bridges | Ruth Bridges
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| 107 | Death cert of son Edward in Gladwin County, Michigan lists James Conklin and Catharine Brown as parents | Catharine Elizabeth Brown
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| 108 | 1850 living in Fort Ann 1860 living in Richfield Township, Michigan with Varnis Maxfield and Percy Irish (dau of David Irish and Sally Phelps) 1870 living in Queensbury, New York with Norman and Minerva Phelps and his mother Eveline Phelps, Brown Dickenson. Brown, Norman W., Genesee County. Enlisted in company A, Eighth Infantry, as Wagoner, Aug. 7. 1861, at Flint, for 3 years, age 26. Mustered Sept. 23, 1861. On duty with Twentieth Infantry from Jan. 7. 1864, to March 1, 1864. Discharged at expiration of term of service before Petersburg, Va., Sept. 22, 1864. This is from: "Record of service of Michigan volunteers in the civil war, 1861-1865, Volume 8" | Norman W Brown
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| 109 | MINERVA BURDICK We have been unable to find any record of her parentage. They were many Burdick familes in New York and even in Warren County at the approximate time of her birth. Her daughter Minerva Martha gives parents on death certificate of Frederick Plum and Minerva Burdick. Which would imply birth name is Burdick, 1st husband is Plum and 2nd husband is Phelps. As Minerva Martha was born to Minerva and 1st husband in 1838, that would imply that marriage to Norman Phelps would be after 1838. Which would fit with marriage date of 1842 which is implied by 1855 NY census. Therefore marriage date of 1834 given on the phelpsinc.com website has to be incorrect. Perhaps that is the date of her first marriage. 1855 New York Census has Minerva living in Washington County for past 13 years and her husband Norman, Jr living there for 62 years. That implies that Minerva did not marry Norman until at least 1842 when she moved to Washington County. That calculation also fits in with their first child being born in Dec 1842. We have birth years running from 1801 to 1811 from various census records. We are using 1803 as that is what is on her gravestone. Although, we have no evidence that is correct. 1865 Washington County census says she had 10 children (but we believe that actually refers to Norman, not to her). | MINERVA BURDICK
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| 110 | John Burrows was born at Wethersfield, Hartford County, CT in 1642. He was the son of Robert and Mrs. Mary (Ireland) Burrows. He was married in New London County, CT on 14 December 1670 to Hannah Culver. Hannah was the daughter of Edward and Ann Ellis Culver. She was born 11 Apr 1651 and died abt. 1731. John Burrows became a freeman in October 1669 at New London, CT. The part of New London that he lived in became Groton in 1705. He was the sole heir of his father and inherited a large amount of land. John and Hannah Burrows became members of the First Congregational Church of Stonington, CT on 3 January 1685/86. The members who lived long distances from the church petitioned for a site for a church on the Groton side of the river. The pastor, Rev. Saltonstall opposed this and the differences became bitter. John Burrows must have been on who opposed the pastor's views, because there is a record "John Burrows was re-admitted July 20, 1701, having been suspended for offense to Mr. Saltonstall". On 12 February 1716, John Burrows died at Groton, CT without leaving a will. He had previously given his large land holdings to his son, John. His inventory was valued at 249 pounds, 6 shillings and 4 pence. Among the items found in the inventory of his estate was "1 bedd and beding for the negro Gearle". John is buried in the Wightman Burying Ground at Groton, CT. His grave is covered with a large flat stone known as a "wolf stone" to keep the grave from being dug up by animals. Children of John and Hannah (Culver) Burrows: John Burrows, Jr. , b. 2 Sep 1671. Marr. 14 Oct 1700, Lydia Hubbard . Died 26 May 1762. Mary Burrows , b. 12 Nov 1672. Marr. 29 May 1689, John Tuttle . Hannah Burrows , b. 9 Oct 1674. Marr. 17 Mar 1702/3, Henry Woodward . Lived in Lebanon, CT. Margaret Burrows , b. 15 Oct 1677. Marr. 24 Jan 1699/00, Nathaniel Dewey . Died abt. 1716. Samuel Burrows , b. 5 Jul 1679. Marr. 21 Nov 1706, Mary Chester . Robert Burrows , b. 9 Sep 1681. Marr. 6 Aug 1712, Mary "Mercy" Culver . Died 1748. Abigail Burrows , b. 10 Jul 1682. Jeremiah Burrows , b. abt. 1689. Marr. Desire Avery . Isaac Burrows , b. abt. 1693. Died 5 Dec 1783 in Hebron, Tolland Co. CT. info from: http://homepages.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~vgdeagan/burrows.htm | JOHN BURROWS
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| 111 | Robert Burrows was born in England. His parents are not known. He was married about 1641 at Wethersfield, CT to Mrs. Mary Ireland , widow of Samuel Ireland. She was born about 1605 and died 3 October 1672 at Mystic, CT. Robert came to America on the "Arbella" in 1630 with a group of Puritans on the flagship of Winthrop's Fleet. Tradition has said that he had been driven out of Manchester, England with his two brothers, John and William because of religious persecution due to their being Baptists. Supposedly, one brother settled in New York and the other in Pennsylvania. No basis has been found for this tradition. Another theory on his birthplace is that because of his friendship with Robert Parke who also came on the "Arbella" and who came from Lancaster County, England, that this may have been his home. He was apparently also on close terms with Governor Winthrop of Connecticut who often visited him in Mystic. In 1639, Robert Burrows settled in Wethersfield, CT. He was a carpenter by trade. He moved to Mystic CT and in 1660 was appointed by the General Court of Connecticut as the ferryman across the Mystic River. He ranked third in that town in the amount of taxable property held. Robert Burrows died in August 1682. There is no record of his burial. Most of the above information comes from the book “Robert Burrows and Descendants” by R Earl Burrows 1975. Children of Robert and Mary (Ireland) Burrows: John Burrows , b. 1642. Marr. 14 Dec 1670, Hannah Culver . Died 12 Feb 1715/16. Samuel Burrows , b. abt. 1645. Died before 1712, unmarried. | ROBERT BURROWS
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| 112 | State: Michigan County: Huron Vol: 1 Page: 87 Record #: 45 Date of Birth: May 15, 1872 Name: Alexander Campbell Sex: M Race: W Stillborn,illegitimate,etc: Birthplace: Dwight Father: Horatio Campbell Mother: Sarah Campbell Father Residence: Dwight Mother Residence: Dwight Father Birthplace: Canada Mother Birthplace: Canada Occupation of Father: Farmer Date of Record: May 26, 1873 | Alexander Campbell
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| 113 | State: Michigan County: Huron Vol: 1 Page: 2 Record #: 29 Date of Birth: March 29, 1868 Name: Almirena Campbell Sex: F Race: W Stillborn,illegitimate,etc: Birthplace: Dwight Father: Horatio N Campbell Mother: Sarah Campbell Father Residence: Dwight Mother Residence: Dwight Father Birthplace: Canada Mother Birthplace: Canada Occupation of Father: Farmer Date of Record: May 14/1868 | Almicena Campbell
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| 114 | http://boards.rootsweb.com/localities.northam.usa.states.michigan.counties.huron/392/mb.ashx all census after 1850 shows born in mich? | HARRIET CAMPBELL
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| 115 | State: Michigan County: Clare Vol: 1 Page #: 163 Record #: uncertain Date of Death: July 13, 1916 Name: Harriet Gordon Sex: female Race: white Marital Status: married Age: 64 years 6 months 12 days Place of Death: Greenwood Twp Cause of Death: Valvilar Heart Disease Birthplace: Mich Occupation: farmers wife Father: Horatio Campbell Mother: (---) Lounsburg Father Residence: Mother Residence: Date of Record: Aug 14, 1916 | HARRIET CAMPBELL
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| 116 | see info from message board in file for some verifications also on 1900 census with stephen gordon and delmar taylor; irving campbell b 7/81 alexander campbell b 6/73 may be brothers | HORATIO E CAMPBELL
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| 117 | Marriage record has him born in Jackson County, Michigan | Ira W Campbell
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| 118 | not confirmed this is a child of horatio and sarah | Irwin Campbell
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| 119 | State: Michigan County: Huron Vol: 1 Page: 1 Record #: 7 Date of Death: June 17, 1867 Name: John L Ezekiel Campbell Sex: M Race: W Marital Status: Sgl Age: 5 years 7 months - days Place of Death: Dwight Cause of Death: Measles Birthplace: Sanilac Co, Mi Occupation: Father: Horatio N Campbell Mother: Sarah Campbell Father Residence: Dwight Mother Residence: Dwight Date of Record: 5/14/1868 | John L Ezekiel Campbell
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| 120 | State: Michigan County: Huron Vol: 1 Page: 70 Record #: 48 Date of Death: July 29, 1881 Name: Lydia Campbell Sex: F Race: W Marital Status: Sgl Age: 7 years 8 months - days Place of Death: Dwight Cause of Death: Diptheria Birthplace: Mich Occupation: Father: Horatio Campbell Mother: Sarah Campbell Father Residence: Dwight Mother Residence: Dwight Date of Record: 5/28/1882 | Lydia Ann Campbell
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| 121 | State: Michigan County: Huron Vol: 1 Page: 112 Record #: 65 Date of Birth: Dec 21, 1873 Name: Lydia Ann Campbell Sex: F Race: W Stillborn,illegitimate,etc: Birthplace: Dwight Father: Horatio Campbell Mother: Sarah Campbell Father Residence: Dwight Mother Residence: Dwight Father Birthplace: Canada Mother Birthplace: Canada Occupation of Father: Farmer Date of Record: June 18, 1874 | Lydia Ann Campbell
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| 122 | 1930 census living with Sherman Schwalin-great grand son---also lives next to delmar taylor George and Major are probably the same person | Major Campbell
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| 123 | From Scots-Irish in Va.-Vol-2: David Caruthers filed a marriage bond to Elizabeth Jackson, dau of David Jackson on 14 March 1786. From Virginia Marriages to 1800: David Caruthers married Elizabeth Jackson on 18 March 1786 in Augusta County, Virginia. From Virginia Bond, Marriage, Probate Records 1639-1850: The will of David Caruthers dated 25 May 1810 in Augusta County, Virginia mentions wife Elizabeth, sons John and James and oldest daughter Jean. Book WB12-164 Prove Date 27 May 1816 From his obituary John Caruthers was born in Augusta County, Virginia 4 July 1793. Therefore, we know that David of Augusta County, Virginia had a son named John sometime after 1786. We know that our John was born 4 Jul 1793 in Augusta County, Virginia. But is there any information to show that they are the same person? After studying Census and Tax lists for Augusta County (details follow) it would appear that there were at most two Caruthers families in Augusta County-The David Caruthers family and the Thomas Caruthers family. We do not see another John as a head of household. Therefore, it would appear likely that there was only one John in Augusta County during this time period. 1790 US Census: Unfortunately the Virginia census records for this year is missing. A reconstructed Tax list for 1790 http://www.binnsgenealogy.com/VirginiaTaxListCensuses/ shows David Caruthers in Augusta County. 1800 US Census: Unfortunately the Virginia census records for this year is missing. A reconstructed Tax list for 1800 http://www.binnsgenealogy.com/VirginiaTaxListCensuses/ shows David Caruthers in Augusta County and Thomas Caruthers in Augusta County. 1810 US Census: David Caruthers in Augusta and Thomas Careathers in Augusta 1820 US Census: Elizabeth Caruthers in Stanton, Augusta County and John Careathers in Waynesboro, Augusta County. (1 male 26-44 and 1 female 26-44 is consistent with his just marrying Nancy Brown earlier in 1820.) The date of birth of all David's children is not known. However David's will shows two sons, the eldest born 1786 and one eldest daughter, Jean, birth unknown. He mentions the other daughters would receive bequests as they come of age. Which would imply they were born after 1794, as the will is dated 1810. So, if James was the oldest child, David's birth date was probably 1766 or before. Which means he was aged at least 50 or more when he died in 1816. This would change to an older age if Jean was the oldest child or if he had started having children later in life. | DAVID CARUTHERS
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| 124 | File contributed for use in USGenWeb Archives by: Lynn Beatty klbeatty@npgcable.com June 3, 2009, 9:28 am Source: Josiah V. Thompson Journals, Vol. 10 Written: May 25, 1810 Recorded: May 27, 1816 Augusta Co Va Court House Staunton Va Aug 21, 1923 Will Book 12 Page 164 Will of David Caruthers dated May 25, 1810, states he is of Augusta Co Va. Gives to wife Elizabeth 1/3 of Real & personal estate as long as she remains my widow. To my sons James & John, the plantation I now live on equally & authorizes James to sell farm near Middlebrook that Saml Jackson lives on & money to be divided among my daughters as their necessities require & as they come of age. To my oldest daughter, Jean, certain houses & other daughters to be provided for as wife thinks best. Appoints wife Elizabeth, Samuel Jackson & James Bert Exrs. Signed David Caruthers (seal) Attest Robert Scott Wm Engart, Peggy (her mark) Jackson & Samuel Jackson. Proven May 27, 1816 File at: http://files.usgwarchives.org/va/augusta/wills/caruther464gwl.txt | DAVID CARUTHERS
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| 125 | Transcribed by Dee Sardoch ////////////////////////////////////////////////// Stockton Daily Argus Stockton, San Joaquin Co., CA ************************* >>Saturday, 17 Jan 1857<< >AT IOWA HILL, a few days since, a miner by name of David CARUTHERS was killed by the caving of a tunnel. He was said to be a very worthy man and leaves a wife to mourn his loss. | David Caruthers
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| 126 | Augusta County marriage records show that he married Margret Jackson on 17 Dec 1805. Revolutionary War Pension for James Caruthers, as found on footnote.com shows he entered the service from Staunton, Augusta County, Virginia, although he later moved to Blount County, Tennessee. He was born 5 April 1760. He died 13 Jan 1846 and his widow Margaret (born 1 June 1769) applied for widow’s pension. The application states they married in 1806 in Augusta County, although no marriage record was able to be found in Augusta County at the time of the application. The information in this pension file is entirely consistent with the marriage record in Augusta County. The pension file furthur states; “He was born in Chester County State of Pennsylvania on the 5th day of April in the year 1760. And at the early age of about 10 years moved with his father’s family to Augusta County, Virginia, where he resided at the time he was called into service.” The 1820 US Census shows Elizabeth Caruthers living in Staunton, Augusta County. We would assume that the family home was also in Staunton at the beginning of the revolution. (1810 census only gives County, 1800 and 1790 are lost) It seems quite likely that these records all refer to the same person and the real question is; how is James Caruthers related to John? 33 years older than John would seem to rule out being a brother, perhaps James is a brother to David, his father. As to marrying a Jackson, did the two brothers marry two sisters? Also note the reference to Samuel Jackson in James Caruthers’ will. There was also a reference to a Samuel Jackson in David Caruthers will. It would seem that it is extremely likely that this James is related to our David, perhaps as a brother, perhaps as a cousin? | James Caruthers
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| 127 | File contributed for use in USGenWeb Archives by: Lynn Beatty klbeatty@npgcable.com June 3, 2009, 9:34 am Source: Josiah V. Thompson Journals, Vol. 10 Written: November 5, 1846 Augusta Co Va Court House Staunton Va Aug 21, 1923 Will Book 29 Page 148 Inventory of James Caruthers, covering 4 pages appraised Nov 5, 1846 by Wm Young, John Brooks, A.S.A. Curry. Sale bill covering 5 pages amtg to $548.22, Contra $146.71. Bals in hands of Adm $401.51. David S. Bell was Adm. Estate shows no settlement in as much as suit is still pending vs Samuel Jackson. In Book 34 P 612 et seq, shows int added for several yrs & the sum of $519.92 in Adms hands which is equally divided between 4 heirs: 1. John Caruthers $128.73 (Payts) 2. Samuel Harris & wife $128.73 3. James Beazley $128.73 4. W.C. Browning & wife $128.73 File at: http://files.usgwarchives.org/va/augusta/wills/caruther466gwl.txt This file has been created by a form at http://www.genrecords.org/vafiles/ | James Caruthers
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| 128 | James died without any children to survive him. Probate divided his property between his brothers and sisters. A record exists of marriage of James Caruthers to Martha P Brooks 20 Dec 1830 in Augusta County, Virginia. This may be the same person. | James Caruthers
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| 129 | Apparently not living in 1846 when her brother James, who had no children, had his property probated to all of his brothers and sisters. | Jean Caruthers
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| 130 | An obituary from the Columbia Statesman 17 Dec 1880 recounts his life: Died-Caruthers On Saturday morning, Dec 11, 1880, at the residence of his daughter, Mrs. Lucy Watson, eight miles northwest of Columbia, Mo., Mr. John Caruthers in the 88th year of his age. Mr. Caruthers was born in Augusta County, Va., and two miles from Tinkling Spring (Presbyterian) meeting house on July 4, 1793. He was a soldier in the war of 1812, served six months under Capt. Larue(?). Col. Lindsey, Gen. Porter, at Norfolk, Va., and was drawing a pension at the time of his death. In March, 1820 he married a Miss Nancy Brown, the daughter of a well-to-do farmer who lived about two miles from his father’s home, and settled on one hundred acres of land given him by his father. She died in 1827 leaving three children, a son and two daughters. The son, David, removed in early life to California, where he married and engaged in mining. He adopted the plan of tunneling for gold, and was quite successful. He would have accumulated a large fortune, but for an incident which resulted in his instant death. The supporting props of the walls of the tunnel gave way, crushing him to death between a mass of earth and stone. He left no family but his wife. One of the daughters, Mary married Moore Petty, Esq., a well-known and highly respected farmer, teacher and justice of the peace, who resides near Bethlehem Church, in the neighborhood of Harrisburg in this county. Martha, another daughter by his first marriage, married Mr. Ishmael Vanborn, a well-known and prosperous farmer who died several years ago, and who lived near Midway, on the Columbia and Rocheport turnpike. Mrs. Vanborn died before her husband, leaving two children, a son and a daughter. In 1828 Mr. Caruthers married his second wife, Miss Ann Rhodes Martin, of Albemarle County, Virginia, by whom he had 12 children, seven of whom are living. Thomas H, the oldest, is married and lives on a farm seven miles northwest of Columbia and near where his father died. Andrew died in his eleventh year. Martin V is married and lives near Harrisburg, in this county. James K is married and lives on the farm formerly owned by his father-in-law, Alexander Douglas, Esq., five miles northwest of Columbia. William lives near Harrisburg. Julius is dead. His oldest daughter by the second marriage, Margaret, married Mr. John Richards, of Rocheport. Elizabeth, the second daughter, who died a few years ago, married Mr. Geo W Thurston, who lives near Midway. The third and youngest daughter, Lucy, married Mr. James Watson, deceased, who lived on an adjoining farm to his brother-in-law, Mr. Thomas H Caruthers. It was at her house that the deceased died. Mr. Caruthers emigrated to Missouri in the fall of 1832, coming with John Akeman from Bath County, Va. and living for the first four years on the farm now owned by Mr. Robert Scott, five miles west of Columbia. He afterwards purchased 160 acres of land on the old Sexton Road where it crosses the Perche, on which he lived for thirty years. The farm is now occupied by Mrs. Hezekial (Mullaline?). His last wife died in November 1850, but he did not break up housekeeping until 18??, since which time he has lived with his youngest daughter, Mrs. Lucy Watson. In 1818 or 19 he united with the Presbyterian Church and died (knowing?) of the Peace to his ashes, as they rest in the family graveyard on the old homestead. 1820 US Census: Elizabeth Caruthers in Stanton, Augusta County and John Careathers in Waynesboro, Augusta County. (1 male 26-44 and 1 female 26-44 is consistent with his just marrying Nancy Brown earlier in 1820.) | JOHN CARUTHERS
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| 131 | appears on census dated 13 Jun 1900. Wife remarried on 4 Sep 1901. | LEANDER {LEE} CARUTHERS
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| 132 | http://www.newenglandancestors.org/research/services/articles_7402.asp | Dorothy Chaplin
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| 133 | Referred to as Jenette Chapman. Previously married to Mr. O'Neil. | Jane Chapman
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| 134 | State: Michigan County: Bay Vol: D Page: 124 Record #: 653 Date of Death: June 2, 1898 Name: Mrs. Geo Seeley Sex: F Race: W Marital Status: M Age: 66 years -- months --days Place of Death: Bay City Cause of Death: Carcinoma Birthplace: Ireland Occupation: housewife Father: John Chapman Mother: Sarah Walker Father Residence: Bay City Mother Residence: Bay City Date of Record: Feb 4, 1899 | Jane Chapman
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| 135 | Elizabeth Charde married Aaron Cooke in Thormcombe, Dorset (10 mi. NW of Bridport) 2 Sep 1610 At Bridport, 15 ½ miles west of Dorchester her first husband Aaron Cooke was buried on 28 Dec 1615. Elizabeth Charde Cook, the widow of Aaron Cook, married Thomas Ford 19 Jun 1616 in Bridport. At Bridport, are baptism records for children of Thomas Ford (her husband): Joan, 8 june 1617 Abigail, 8 Oct 1619 The Holy Trinity Church of Dorchester contains the following Baptism Records for children of Thomas Ford (her husband): Thomas, baptized 21 Sep 1623; buried 6 Oct 1623 Hepzibah, baptized 15 May 1625 Hannah, baptized 1 Feb 1628/29; buried 28 Mar 1629 We conclude that between 1619 and 1623 Thomas and Elizabeth moved from Bridport to Dorchester. It is possible that Thomas Ford was a widower with a child when he married Elizabeth Charde. In Powerstock, which is 6 miles northeast of Bridport, we find two men named Thomas Ford. One married 29 Jan 1607-08 to Julian Dun and the other married 13 Dec 1610 to Joane Way. We find three baptism records for Florence (1608), Thomas (1610) and Julian (1615) which likely belong to the Thomas Ford married first. And we find two baptisms in 1612 of which one would likely belong to the first Thomas (married 1607/08) and the other likely to the second Thomas (married 1610). Mary, baptized 18 Aug 1612 and Sarah, baptized 6 Jan 1612/13. After 1613 only one Thomas was having children baptized in Powerstock. Joane Ford was buried in Powerstock on 10 May 1615. It is possible that Joan Ford, first child of Thomas Ford and Elizabeth Charde was named Joan in 1617 in honor of the deceased first wife, which was not uncommon to do in those days. It is also possible that Henry Way, of Bridport, who also emigrated on the "Mary and John" at the same time as Thomas Ford, was related to Joane Way. Based on this reasoning, some have concluded that Thomas Ford probably first married Joane Way. I think "probably" may be too strong a word. I will go with Thomas Ford "may" have first married Joane Way and they may have had a daughter named Sarah or Mary. We are unable to find record of parents of Elizabeth Charde. Numerous on-line records show Thomas Charde, but there is absolutely no record of this. There are some Charde wills and Charde tax records in Dorset, but even though the name of Thomas Charde does appear in some of these records there is nothing to indicate that he is a father of Elizabeth. Thomas Ford, Elizabeth Ford, Joanna Ford, Abigail Ford, Hepzibah Ford and Aaron Cooke arrived in Dorchester, Massachusetts in 1630. In 1637 Thomas Ford moved to Windsor and in1672 to Northhampton where he died 28 Nov 1676. Elizabeth Charde died in Windsor 18 Apr 1643. Some have said that Thomas Ford has more descendants than any other male New England immigrant. I do now know if that is true or not, but he certainly has lots of descendants. He had three confirmed daughters who lived to procreation age. Joanne married Roger Clapp and they had 45 grandchildren. Abigail married John Strong, they had 16 children and 143 grandchildren. Hepzibah married Richard Lyman and had 8 children and 43 grandchildren. That is a total of 231 great grandchildren for Thomas Ford and Elizabeth Charde from only 3 daughters. Plus Elizabeth Charde has additional descendants through her son Aaron Cook. As each generation multiplies itself, with the kind of start their descendants had, it would be virtually impossible for a later generation to catch up to them in numbers. Some notable descendants of Thomas Ford and Elizabeth Charde include Franklin Delano Roosevelt, Princess Diana, Spencer Tracy, the Wright brothers, Samuel Colt, Rutherford B Hayes, Mike Huckabee, D.H. Lawrence, Sarah Palin, and Harriet Beecher Stowe. Gary Boyd Roberts' books mentions these and many other prominent descendants. Bibliography: Thomas Ford of Dorchester, England, and Dorchester, Mass prepared by Donald Lines Jacobus from material obtained by Clarence Almon Torrey published 1939, The American Genealogist Vol 16 P41-43. The Mary & John Series by Burton Spears-various volumes and pages The Great Migrations Series by Robert Charles Anderson published by the New England Historic Genealogical Society. | ELIZABETH CHARDE
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| 136 | Terry---Hazel Seeley born 17 Feb 1896 Bay City. In 1934 lived in Flint. Later years in Ft. Meyers Florida. She used to send Mom a Xmas card every year from Florida. Then the cards stopped. I found a death notice 5 Sept 1990 with info that seemed to fit her online. Mom said Yeah that is about the time the xmas cards stopped. Anyway I have a note that she died in Flushing, MI and is buried at Gracelawn Cemetery in Flint. She married Jay Cleaon Cheney on Aug 29, 1894. I think they had kids. Mom would know. | Jay Cleon Cheney
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| 137 | 22nd and 24th President of the United States | Stephen Grover Cleveland
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| 138 | EBENEZER COLE 1704 birthdate and 1768 death date came from on-line genealogies. They are not verified. As we know he married in 1733, let us say that he was probably born 1713 or before. | EBENEZER COLE
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| 139 | Sarah is buried in the Ortonville Cemetery, Ortonville, MI. There is a verse on her gravestone which was unreadable but contained the words: Glory to the Crown | SARAH COLE
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| 140 | Sarah Phelps/wo Norman/9-11-1840/75y7, | SARAH COLE
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| 141 | 1860 census has father and mother born ohio-not ny and pa. May have wrong people here. | ALMIRA ELIZABETH CONKLIN
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| 142 | 1870 census has mother born ohio not pa--may have wrong family here. | ALMIRA ELIZABETH CONKLIN
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| 143 | lists parents as James Conklin and Elizabeth Brown on second marriage record | Elnora Conklin
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| 144 | Posted By: Frank Thomas Email: Subject: James E. Conklin - Union Co OH 1800's Post Date: September 08, 1999 at 19:25:30 Message URL: http://genforum.genealogy.com/conklin/messages/592.html Forum: Conklin Family Genealogy Forum Forum URL: http://genforum.genealogy.com/conklin/ James E. Conklin is buried in Row 17 of the Darby Township, Union County, Ohio cemetery - Unionville Centre Cemetery - James served in the Civil War - the 40th Ohio Infantry. According to the tombstone he was born 4 Feb. 1821 and died 13 Sept. 1865 - father - Catherine (Brown) his wife was born 12 June 1820 and died 22 Apr. 1881 - mother There are adjoining graves for Rebecca d. 1 Dec. 1848 and William Conklin d.11 July 1853 that could be James' parents .. Children of James and Catherine Conklin: James Miller b. 1842 m. Mattie Hickey Edward b. 1847 m. M Goldsberry Martha (Gerlina) b. 1851 Mary E. b. 12 Sept 1850 m. David Joiner Elnora (Nora) b.1852 m.Henry Lombard Artelessa b. 1859 FROM DARBY TOWNSHIP CEMETERY INSCRIPTIONS: Conklin, Annie (infant daughter of J.M. & M. Conklin) Conklin, Catharine, 12 Jun 1820-22 Apr 1881 (wife of James E. Conklin; mother) Conklin, James (Co. K, 174th Ohio Inf.) Conklin, James E., 4 Feb 1821-13 Sep 1865 (husband of Catharine Conklin; father) Conklin, Joseph, d 20 Apr 1858, ae 17y 22d (son of J. & M. Conklin) Conklin, Martha, 1850-1917 Conklin, Martha, d 17 Nov 1823, ae 21y 4m 13d (wife of Wm. Conklin) Conklin, Mary, d 27 Aug 1864, ae 50y 2m (wife of Joel C. Conklin) Conklin, Miller (Co. D, 40th Ohio Inf.) Conklin, Nancy J., d 11 Jun 1851 (daughter of Joel & Mary Conklin; reset) Conklin, Prissilla, d 13 Feb 1853, ae 20y 9m 1d (daughter of Joel & Mary Conklin) Conklin, Rebecca, d 1 Dec 1848, ae 48y 11m 14d (wife of Wm. Conklin) Conklin, Robert A., d 26 Sep 1852, ae 12y 8m 27d (son of Joel & Mary Conklin) Conklin, William, d 14 Jul 1853, ae 54y 4m 18d | James E Conklin
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| 145 | Title: The Cory family : a genealogy Authors: Cory, Harry Harmon, City of Publication: Minneapolis, Minn. Publisher: Argus Pub. Co. Date: 1941 This genealogy of the Cory family is available on-line on MEL | GRIFFIN COREY
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| 146 | According to Genealogies at the Provincial Archives of New Brunswick, Canada Sarah was married 1st to William Lounsbury and 2nd to Alexander Campbell and then moved to Ontario. However the Brant County, Ontario Gen web at http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~onbrant/biosbran1.htm has a biography of her son Morris that shows that it was William and Sarah (not Alexander) who moved from New Brunswick and all children are Lounsburys. So it would seem that either Alexander Campbell was the first husband, who did not move to Ontario or it is simply in error and he was not a husband. See Morris Lounsbury (b. 1831) for full writeup. | SARAH COREY
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| 147 | According to Genealogies (first families) at the Provincial Archives of New Brunswick, Canada; Thomas Corey and Catherine Vail moved from New York to New Brunswick in 1783 as Loyalists. They first settled at Gagetown, Queens County then on Washademoak Lake. Title: The Cory family : a genealogy Authors: Cory, Harry Harmon, City of Publication: Minneapolis, Minn. Publisher: Argus Pub. Co. Date: 1941 This genealogy of the Cory family is available on-line on MEL | THOMAS COREY
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| 148 | Title: The Cory family : a genealogy Authors: Cory, Harry Harmon, City of Publication: Minneapolis, Minn. Publisher: Argus Pub. Co. Date: 1941 This genealogy of the Cory family is available on-line on MEL | THOMAS COREY
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| 149 | Title: The Cory family : a genealogy Authors: Cory, Harry Harmon, City of Publication: Minneapolis, Minn. Publisher: Argus Pub. Co. Date: 1941 This genealogy of the Cory family is available on-line on MEL | JOHN CORIE
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| 150 | DNA analysis of John Cory descendants shows a haplogroup of R1a which is commonly found in Eastern Europe and more remotely between the Black and Caspian Seas. The same analysis shows that the lines of Thomas Cory of Chelmsford and William Cory of Portsmouth are not related. (Cory Family Society Newsletter February 2007) The Grate Book (Great Book) John Cory's mother gave him a copy of a book by Rev. Richard Rogers. A treatise on the bible. John transported the book across the Atlantic Ocean in 1640. He willed the book to his son John Cory, who willed it to his son John Cory. It continued to be passed from father to son as follows: Elnathan Cory, Ebenezer Cory, Elnathan Cory, John Cory, Elnathan Cory, William Smith Cory, Sidney Cory and Sidney gave it to his daughter Mae Cory Vicroy of Salem, Ohio who holds the book today, over 350 years after the book was given to John by his mother. (Cory Family Society Newsletter-1985) | JOHN CORY
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| 151 | Title: The Cory family : a genealogy Authors: Cory, Harry Harmon, City of Publication: Minneapolis, Minn. Publisher: Argus Pub. Co. Date: 1941 This genealogy of the Cory family is available on-line on MEL | JOHN CORY
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| 152 | educated guessing on details-not proven a connection guesstimate based on john jr and sr both being in Fort Ann on the 1820 census. Sr age is over 45 per census, which would be dob before 1875. | John Crossett, Sr
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| 153 | educated guessing on details-not proven a connection on 1820 census john is bet 26 & 45; dob would be 1775 to 1794 living with him is 1 male bet 10 & 16, 2 females less than 10 and 1 female bet w6 & 45. Farmers. on 1840 census john is bet 50 & 60; dob would be 1880-1890. living with him is 1 male 15-20, 1 female 15-20 and 1 female 50-60. Farmers. | John Crossett, Jr
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| 154 | 2/1/1904 Flint Daily News-Flint, Michigan (HEADLINE:) She lived alone near her son. When found her body was found lying on the bed with the clothing burned off. Mrs. Mary Phelps met with a terrible death last evening, shortly before 6 o'clock, being burned to death at her home on the farm of her son, Jerome, on Atherton Street in Burton. Mrs. Phelps lived alone in a little house about 4 rods east of the residence of the son named, and (her) grandson Arthur, living several rods east of her. Last evening, between 5 and 6 o'clock her son went to the house where his mother lived to fix the fire and found her seated before the stove. He did what was necessary to the stove and cautioned the old lady, who was about eighty-six, not to meddle with the fire. Shortly before 6 o?clock Arthur left his house to go to the barn to harness a horse to take two ladies who were visiting him to the electric railway station at Morrish?s crossing, and while passing the house smelled smoke. He groped his way to the chair in which his grandmother usually sat, and finding her not there ran to the bed, on which he found her lying. He was unable to carry her out and called for his father. Together they carried the bed out of the house and found Mrs. Phelps was dead. Her clothing had been burned off her body and the bed clothing had been burned. It is supposed that her clothing caught fire and she rushed to the bed and threw herself upon it in the hope that the fire would be extinguished by so doing, or that a spark set fire to her dress and she went to bed, and while lying down the spark burst into a blaze and she was burned to death. The two young ladies who were visiting the younger Phelps passed the house a few minutes before Arthur did and smelled nothing. Mrs. Phelps was born in New York and came to Davison with her husband, R.G. Phelps about 50 years ago. They lived in Davison for about twenty years and then moved to Burton where Mr. Phelps died about twenty-five years ago. She is survived by six children. They are Jerome, of Burton; Leander, of Saginaw; Eugene, who lives in California; Mrs. Delos Cole, of St. Johns; Mrs. Adaline Thompson, who lives near Millington, and Alice of Gratiot county. Dr. Charles was notified and went to Burton last night, but did not deem an inquest necessary. The funeral will be held on Wednesday at 10 a.m. from the home of her son, Jerome. Interment will be made in the Kitchen cemetery in Davison. (death certificate lists cause of death-smothered by smoke) (death certificate list John Crosette as her father, mother unknown) | Mary Crossette
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| 155 | State: Michigan County: Genesee Vol: 3 Page: 228 Record #: 1781 Date of Death: Jan 31, 1904 Name: Reuben G Phelps Sex: f Race: w Marital Status: w Age: 84 years Place of Death: Twp of Burton Cause of Death: smothered by smoke Birthplace: New York Occupation: Father: john Crosette Mother: unknown Father Residence: Burton, Mich Mother Residence: unknown Date of Record: Mar 4, 1904 | Mary Crossette
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| 156 | Edward Culver was born in England and died In New London, Connecticut 1685 in what is now called Groton. He married Ann Ellis at Dedham, Mass 19 Sep 1638. Ann Ellis died after 1682. (TAG 31P129-137) It is often said that Edward Culver was a scout in King Philips War in 1676. However he would have been over 60 years old at the time. Most likely this reference should go to his son, Edward. (TAG 31P129-137) in 1881 James P Snell in "A History of Sussex and Warren Counties, New Jersey" stated that John Culver, born England 1575-1580 had 3 sons; John who remained in England, Edward who emigrated to America in 1635 and Joseph who emigrated to Ireland. We do not have any source records for this. A book by Frederic Lathrop Culver written in the late 1800's gives a genealogy of Edward Culver going back to Edward Culver of Kensington Parish, Middlesex, England who married in 1549. There are no source records and the book as a whole is considered unreliable. | EDWARD CULVER
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| 157 | This person lived in the household of Sarah Schultz on the 1900 and the 1910 census. He also is listed as a witness with Sarah at several weddings. Possibly is Sarah's significant other. Unable to find death record in bay up to 1920. | Frank Cutler
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| 158 | per family search.org | Mary Frances Dawson
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| 159 | An excellent biographical and genealogical treatment can be found in the book 'Alla Lizzie' by Helen Eichstatedt of Johann Georg Maser, Elizabeth Catherine Debus, their children and grandchildren. | Elisabeth Catharina Debus
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| 160 | ? on last name | Minnie L Demeratz
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| 161 | Much of the information on John Phelps Jr comes from the Phelps Family History book (published 1899) and the Dewey Family History book (published 1898). Since their publication new information has emerged, in particular the Barbour Collection of Early Connecticut birth, marriage and death records (origjnal records on file at the Connecticut Public Library, with various indexes available on-line). Unfortunately, this older information permeates the online family trees causing much confusion and contradiction. We also know he married Desire Dewey and had children with her. We cannot be certain if Deborah Dewey (who is listed in the Phelps book as his spouse) is a different woman from Desire, or was from an earlier marriage (Deborah is listed in the Dewey book as different from Desire, with a different birth date and different parents). But we now know that according to Connecticut Vital Records that he married Desire Dewey on 16 Jan 1755 and that 10 children were born in Hebron, Ct with John and Desire Phelps listed as the parents on each birth record. | DESIRE DEWEY
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| 162 | Vol 1 P60 | DESIRE DEWEY
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| 163 | From transcription of stones in Lebanon's Old Cemetery: "Here Lies the Body of Ebenezer Dewey ye son of Dn Josiah and Mrs Hepzibah Dewey who Devoted his Life to God and Having Lived A Short Life in Love & Charity Towards men Died in faith glorifying God Dec 3rd AD 1711 in Ye 38th year of His Age." | Ebenezer Dewey
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| 164 | according to oneworld tree experience dewey is 6xgg of Mamie Eisenhower | Experience Dewey
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| 165 | Here lies the body of Dn Josiah Dewey. He was born in Windsor 1640.........Slept in Jesus Sept7, 1732 In ye 92 year of his Age. Connecticut cemetery inscription. NEHGS 1920 Vol74 P57 transcriptions of Westfield Vital Records show wife of this Josiah as Experience Dewey--but that appears to be a mistake, as children born later are listed to Hepzibah. Also, Ebenezer listed as son of Josiah and Experience in Westfield Vital Records shows as son of Josiah and Hepzibah on his gravestone. Also Hepzibahs gravestone in Lebanon's Old Cemtery is inscribed as husband of Josiah. 6 Jun 1650; Hartford, Hartford Co., CT 26. It is Agreed and Concluded betwixt this Courte in the behalfe of the Children of Thomas Dewey and Geo: Phelps of Wyndsor that the whole of the land both meadow and vpland mentioned in the said Deweys Invento: amounting to the Sum of 75£ Shall bee sequestred for the Childre[ns] seuerall porcons so farr as it goes, and the remainder be[ing] 52£, he Ingages himselfe to gi7e int to the Courte sufficie[nt] security for the payment thereof according to the will of the Courte. The howse and peece of land belonging to it valued at 40£, the said Phelps Accepts vppon his wiues parte of the Estate. | JOSIAH DEWEY
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| 166 | From "the baptisimal records of the Westfield Church of Christ from 1679 to 1836" page 8, "year 1686, 10 mo, 19 d. Mindewell daughter Josiah & Hephzibal Dewey" | Mindwell Dewey
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| 167 | The first record of Thomas Dewey in the new world is 1633 in Dorchester. Speculation is that since he first appears in a record in 1633, he may have arrived in July 1663 on an unnamed ship which sailed from Weymouth, Dorsetshire, England. But again that is speculation. It has been claimed that he was from Sandwich, Kent, but there is no evidence. And most of the early settlers of Dorchester were from the West Country of England, not Kent. He married Frances Unknown, widow of Unknown Clark, in Windsor on 22 Mar 1638/39. It has been stated that her first husband was Joseph Clark of Windsor, but Clarence Torrey proved in 1928 that this was not the case. Thomas died 27 April 1648 in Windsor. His widow Frances remarried Nov 1648 the widower George Phelps, another of our ancestors. Thomas Dewey appears in the "Great Migration Begins: Series" and the above information is from that source. Among the descendants of Thomas Dewey are Mamie Eisenhower, Admiral Thomas Dewey and three of the "Beach Boys" Brian, Dennis and Carl Wilson. | THOMAS DEWEY
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| 168 | From John Harris Memorial Cemetery, Glens Falls Death age Dickinson Solomon 1/1865 78y Dickinson Clarissia 1849 58y w/o Solomon Dickinson This is probably the correct person | Solomon Dickinson
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| 169 | Groom's Name: Otho Shultz Groom's Birth Date: 1859 Groom's Birthplace: Groom's Age: 29 Bride's Name: Marietta Dill Bride's Birth Date: 1861 Bride's Birthplace: Bride's Age: 27 Marriage Date: 16 Feb 1888 Marriage Place: Botetourt, Virginia Groom's Father's Name: Joseph Shultz Groom's Mother's Name: Mary Jane Shultz Bride's Father's Name: John Dill Bride's Mother's Name: Eliza Dill Groom's Race: Groom's Marital Status: Groom's Previous Wife's Name: Bride's Race: Bride's Marital Status: Bride's Previous Husband's Name: Indexing Project (Batch) Number: I01735-8 System Origin: Virginia-EASy Source Film Number: 1906407 Reference Number: Collection: Virginia Marriages, 1785-1940 | Marietta Dill
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| 170 | From census records we know that Amelia was born in Saxony in 1834-1835. We do not know what town, nor do we know the name of her parents. We do not know emigration date or marriage date. But by 1856 she had the first of 9 children with George Zulch in Michigan. She died 1889 in Bay City, Michigan. | AMELIA DIMBERE
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| 171 | p101 of pension record of George Zulch gives her name as Amelia Dimbere. | AMELIA DIMBERE
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| 172 | Anne DOVER - d. Aug. 30, 1689, Windsor, CT - recorded as "Mrs. An Phelps died." A passenger on the 'Mary & John,' and first on the list of women members of the church at Dorchester. | ANNE DOVER
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| 173 | from: http://hindskw.cts.com/KennethHinds/1186.html Anne Dover Genealogy Born: 1610-00-00 Crewkerne, Somerset England Died: 1689-08-30 Windsor, Hartford, Connecticut USA Marriages: 1. 1626-11-14 William Phelps <1185.html> Children of Anne Dover and William Phelps: *Timothy Phelps <1181.html> b. 1639-09-01 Mary Phelps b. 1644-03-02 Sarah Phelps b. 1646-00-00 Notes: Mary Ann was an English lady and one of the passengers of the ship Mary and John; she was a member of the Dorchester and Windsor Church. one source has death 1675-11-27 | ANNE DOVER
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| 174 | listed in Bay City city directory 1891-92 & 1893-94 | Xavier Duplantier
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| 175 | Dr. Edwin Wilder has declared Anna's last name to be Eames. Although she does not appear in any Eames family documents. So Anna's connection to Anthony Eames is unproven. | Anna/Hanna Eames
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| 176 | From” Collver/Culver Genealogy” compiled by Frances McIntosh 1970: John is mentioned as the father of Edward Culver’s wife Ann Ellis and he is also mentioned as one of the signers of “The Dedham covenant” (also called “The Dedham Compact”) in 1636. Ann’s mother is listed as Susan Lumber/Lombard/Lumbert/and others. I also found this interesting story online which mentions his name at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_Dedham,_Massachusetts,_1635%E2%80%931792 Tiot In 1635 there were rumors in the Massachusetts Bay Colony that a war with the local Indians was impending and a fear arose that the few, small, coastal communities that existed were in danger of attack. This, in addition to the belief that the few towns that did exist were too close together, prompted the Massachusetts General Court to establish two new inland communities. The towns of Dedham and Concord, Massachusetts were thus established to relieve the growing population pressure and to place communities between the larger, more established coastal towns and the Indians further west. The grant from the colony gave them over "two hundred square miles of virgin wilderness, complete with lakes, hills, forests, meadows, Indians, and a seemingly endless supply of rocks and wolves." Aside from "several score Indians, who were quickly persuaded to relinquish their claims for a small sum, the area was free of human habitation." The original grant stretched from the border of Boston to the Rhode Island border. Dedham was settled in the summer of 1636 by "about thirty families excised from the broad ranks of the English middle classes" traveling up the Charles River from Roxbury and Watertown traveling in rough canoes carved from felled trees. These original settlers, including Edward Alleyne, John Everard, John Gay and John Ellis "paddled up the narrow, deeply flowing stream impatiently turning curve after curve around Nonantum until, emerging from the tall forest into the open, they saw in the sunset glow a golden river twisting back and forth through broad, rich meadows." In search of the best land available to them they continued on but the river took many turns, so that it was a burden the continual turning about.... West, east, and north we turned on that same meadow and progressed none, so that I, rising in the boat, saw the river flowing just across a bit of grass, in a place where I knew we had passed through nigh an hour before. "Moore," said Miles then to me, "the river is like its Master, our good King Charles, of sainted memory, it promises overmuch, but gets you nowhere." They first landed where the river makes its 'great bend,' on what is today Ames Street, near the Dedham Community House and the Allin Congregational Church in Dedham Square. The Algonquins living in the area called the place Tiot. Tiot, which means "land surrounded by water," was later used to describe the village of South Dedham, today the separate town of Norwood. In "its first years, the town was more than a place to live; it was a spiritual community." Many of the other yeomen settling the new Dedham in the Massachusetts Bay Colony came from Suffolk, in eastern England. This group included elders Nathan Aldis, George Barber, Henry Brock, Eleazor Lusher, Robert Ware, John Thurston, Francis and Henry Chickering and Anthony, Corneileus and Joshua Fisher. I have not yet found any source records on John Ellis. | JOHN ELLIS
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| 177 | from: http://www.mifamilyhistory.org/tuscola/Biographies/Almer%20Bio%201902.htm FAIRBANKS, S. Son of Joel and Alvira, born April 29, 1835; in Goveneur, St. Lawrence County, New York. At the age of ten years his parents moved to Plymouth Township, Ashtabula County, Ohio. In 1836 he began to sail on the lakes, and followed it for three seasons. He then worked on a dairy farm until he came to Watrousville, Michigan, in 1853. He worked in the lumberwoods that winter. The spring following he went to work for Mr. Watrous and remained with him three years, after which he went to work for Mr. Heartt, and worked for him three years. Married Maria L. Convis July 5, 1858. She was born October 13, 1840, in Russell Township, Cuyahaga County, Ohio, and came to Tuscola County with her parents at the age of thirteen. Mrs. Marla Fairbanks died July 19, 1893. Children born to them four, Maria C., born January 9, 1860, and died. January 6, 1863; Emma D., born October 22, 1866; Wallace J., born January 27, 1868; Bessie J., born May 14, 1877. | Samuel Fairbanks
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| 178 | Message Board Post: tosgerby Posted: 27 May 2000 12:00PM GMT Classification: Query Surnames: klemm my grandfather was christian klemm from kukkus russia. he and my grandmother amolia felsing-klemm arrived in us in 1921, and went from ny to saginaw mi. i have their siblings names but i'm not sure if they ever came to the us. my aunt molly is a member of a germans from russia group, and has given me a lot of documents from germany. are we related. would love to hear from you. tosgerby Posted: 4 Jun 2000 12:00PM GMT Classification: Query Surnames: klemm I'm looking for anyone who might have information on th Klemm, What I do know is my grandparents arrived at Ellis Island on the United American Lines on a ship called the Hansa which departed from Hamberg on 9 nov.1922. They went to Saginaw, MI to live with my grandfathers sister and her family (Adam & Anna Klemm) Christian died in 1929 and my grandmother (Amolia Felsing-Klemm remarried a Peter Dittenber in 1943 and lived in AuGres, MI until they died. What I would really like to know is did any of my grandparents siblings ever come to the US. The information I have is as follows: Grandfather Christians parents were George Klemm and Barbara Kries, they had 5 other children the names I have are George Jr, Henry,John, Anna and a daughter that I know only as Mrs Redd Kukkus. Grandmother Amolia Felsing Felsing Klemm-Dittenber's parent were John or Phillip Felsing , they had 4 other children the names I have are John Phillip, Phillip, Catherine Margaret, and Elizabeth. My Aunt Molly Molly wrote in a letter that her mother said she had cousins in CA and I have a copy of a letter from a from a Phillip Weigundt living in Fresno CA dated 1924 but it's in German Surname FactsGerman and I can't translate it. If anyone has any ideas on where to look,please let me know. Thanks Deb | Amalie Felsing
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| 179 | 1930 census and 1960 obit both show 712 Charleston St | Anna Barbara Felsing
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| 180 | Per Terry---Grandpa's sister Elizabeth and mother arrived on Dec 8, 1998 on the SS Armadia. I can not read the port they arrived. It may be Baltimore. Grandpa worked to earn money and sent for them. | Elizabeth Felsing
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| 181 | Given names : Ervin Surnames : Felsing Birth date : 30 May 1923 Death date : 24 Jul 2005 Social security number : 373-20-2700 Issued : Michigan Residence : Last residence : Au Gres, Arenac, Michigan Age at death : 82 Last benefit : Verify or proof code : V Collection : U.S. Social Security Death Index | ERVIN PHILIP FELSING
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| 182 | Given names : John Surnames : Felsing Sr Birth date : 28 Apr 1876 Death date : Oct 1967 Social security number : 362-38-4252 Issued : Michigan Residence : Michigan Last residence : Au Gres, Arenac, Michigan Age at death : 91 Last benefit : Verify or proof code : Collection : U.S. Social Security Death Index | JOHN FELSING
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| 183 | Social Security Number: 362-38-4252 The state listed in the birth locality field is where the Social Security Number was issued. The zip code listed in the death locality field is the last place of residence. Death Residence Localities ZIP Code: 48703 Au Gres, Arenac, Michigan per Terry--Grandpa Felsing went by Johannes Felsing on his info in the early years. The ship he immigrated on is on the internet but is hard to read the passenger list. It was I think a cement ship no really a passenger ship. The SS Lauenburg arriving on March 1, 1898 in Galveston, Texas. He is number 29 on the list. Line number 16 read Aug. Hergen. It is the line that asks where will you be staying...possible August Hergenröder. Almost looks like the name cousin is next to it. I can not find anyone with that name living in Nebraska at that time. Also if you look up further on the name list there is someone listed with last name Klemm who looks like they have the same info listed as Grandpa for Aug Hergen. | JOHN FELSING
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| 184 | Stillborn child-birth record shows name of Ida, a female, death record same day shows name of John, a male. | John-Ida Felsing
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| 185 | died of pneumonia-saw image on soar website. pub date 2/2/1933. | Roger George Felsing
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| 186 | Prior to emigrating to the New World on the ship "Mary and John" Thomas Ford lived in Dorchester, Dorset, England. The Holy Trinity Church of Dorchester contains the following Baptism Records for children of Thomas Ford: Thomas, baptized 21 Sep 1623; buried 6 Oct 1623 Hepzibah, baptized 15 May 1625 Hannah, baptized 1 Feb 1628/29; buried 28 Mar 1629 At Bridport, 15 ½ miles west of Dorchester we find earlier baptism records for children of Thomas Ford: Joan, 8 june 1617 Abigail, 8 Oct 1619 We also find that Elizabeth Charde Cook, the widow of Aaron Cook, married Thomas Ford 19 Jun 1616 in Bridport. As Thomas Ford, Elizabeth Charde and the three living children, plus Aaron Cooke, son of the deceased Aaron Cooke, all arrived in the New World in 1630 we can safely conclude that all of these records pertain to the same family. We can also conclude that between 1619 and 1623 Thomas and Elizabeth moved from Bridport to Dorchester. It is possible that Thomas Ford was a widower with a child when he married Elizabeth Charde. In Powerstock, which is 6 miles northeast of Bridport, we find two men named Thomas Ford. One married 29 Jan 1607-08 to Julian Dun and the other married 13 Dec 1610 to Joane Way. We find three baptism records for Florence (1608), Thomas (1610) and Julian (1615) which likely belong to the Thomas Ford married first. And we find two baptisms in 1612 of which one would likely belong to the first Thomas (married 1607/08) and the other likely to the second Thomas (married 1610). Mary, baptized 18 Aug 1612 and Sarah, baptized 6 Jan 1612/13. After 1613 only one Thomas was having children baptized in Powerstock. Joane Ford was buried in Powerstock on 10 May 1615. It is possible that Joan Ford, first child of Thomas Ford and Elizabeth Charde was named Joan in 1617 in honor of the deceased first wife, which was not uncommon to do in those days. It is also possible that Henry Way, of Bridport, who also emigrated on the "Mary and John" at the same time as Thomas Ford, was related to Joane Way. Based on this reasoning, some have concluded that Thomas Ford probably first married Joane Way. I think "probably" may be too strong a word. I will go with Thomas Ford "may" have first married Joane Way and they may have had a daughter named Sarah or Mary. In regards to which child, Mary or Sarah may have been born to Thomas and Joane, some have, perhaps erroneously concluded that it was Mary. Aaron Cook has appeared in the record as Thomas Fords "son-in-law". Aaron Cook is married to Mary Cook. Thus some have concluded that this wording is proof that Thomas Ford had a daughter Mary and is additional proof of the Joane Way marriage. However, this is faulty reasoning. In the terminology of the day "son-in-law" could also mean what we today call "step-son". And we know that Aaron was the step-son of Thomas, due to Thomas marrying his mother. And that would have nothing to do with whomever Aaron married. The Great Migrations series gives a maiden name for Aaron's wife, and it is not Ford. Therefore, if Thomas was the person who married Joane Way, we still do not have any idea if their child was Mary or Sarah. Neither child emigrated with Thomas. They both would have been 17 or 18 at the time and perhaps already married, if still alive. It is unknown who the parents of Thomas Ford were. Burt Spears who has intensively researched the "Mary and John" passengers, has come up with 11 wills of people surnamed Ford in the area and timeframe we are looking at. It is impossible to put these wills together in a genealogical meaningful way. However, one will offers some possible clues. It is the will of Thomas Ford of Dorchester , proved 8 May 1611. In the will the executor is Thomas Forde, "son of my brother John Forde". If this is the same Thomas it would make his father John Forde. The clue here being that perhaps as executor he gained control of property in Dorchester, which would explain his move from Bridport to Dorchester some years later. Consider that we had two Thomas Fords in Powerstock that we know of and that the existence of eleven Ford wills could imply that the common name of Thomas appears even more than twice. I would say that this is a real stretch and that we can only conclude that we do not know anything about the ancestry of Thomas Ford. Many on-line genealogies freely use the first wife as Joane, the first child as Mary and the father as John Ford as facts. The first wife and first child have not been proven and the father is pure speculation. Thomas Ford, Elizabeth (Charde)Ford, Joanna Ford, Abigail Ford, Hepzibah Ford and Aaron Cooke arrived in Dorchester, Massachusetts in 1630. In 1637 Thomas Ford moved to Windsor and in1672 to Northhampton where he died 28 Nov 1676. After Elizabeth Charde died in Windsor 18 Apr 1643 he remarried at an unknown date to the widow of Thomas Scott. There was a child named Ann, but it is uncertain if Thomas Ford or Thomas Scott was the father. Some have said that Thomas Ford has more descendants than any other male New England immigrant. I do now know if that is true or not, but he certainly has lots of descendants. He had three confirmed daughters who lived to procreation age. Joanne married Roger Clapp and they had 45 grandchildren. Abigail married John Strong, they had 16 children and 143 grandchildren. Hepzibah married Richard Lyman and had 8 children and 43 grandchildren. That is a total of 231 great grandchildren for Thomas Ford and Elizabeth Charde from only 3 daughters. Plus Elizabeth Charde has additional descendants through her son Aaron Cook. As each generation multiplies itself, with the kind of start their descendants had, it would be virtually impossible for a later generation to catch up to them in numbers. Some notable descendants of Thomas Ford and Elizabeth Charde include Franklin Delano Roosevelt, Princess Diana, Spencer Tracy, the Wright brothers, Samuel Colt, Rutherford B Hayes, Mike Huckabee, D.H. Lawrence, Sarah Palin, and Harriet Beecher Stowe. Gary Boyd Roberts' books mentions these and many other prominent descendants. Bibliography: Thomas Ford of Dorchester, England, and Dorchester, Mass prepared by Donald Lines Jacobus from material obtained by Clarence Almon Torrey published 1939, The American Genealogist Vol 16 P41-43. The Mary & John Series by Burton Spears-various volumes and pages The Great Migrations Series by Robert Charles Anderson published by the New England Historic Genealogical Society. | THOMAS FORD
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| 187 | We believe Anthony had died by 1882 as his name was reused for the birth of Tonda (Czech for Tony) in 1882. We believe Anthony Frana listed as dying in Chicago 8/10/1881 is the correct death record. | Anthony {Anton} Frana
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| 188 | 1900 census shows his parents had 6 children with 3 still living. He was not one of the 3 living. | Tonda {Tony} J Frana
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| 189 | Moved to Wersau from Nieder-Kainsbach in 1655 | LEONHARD FRIEDRICH
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| 190 | Death certificate shows parents are father/Furler mother/Godfrey. I have found four documents with Leah's maiden name; two spell it Furlow (son Eli's marriage record, dau Louisa's first marriage record) and two spell it Furler (dau Louisa's second marriage, Leah's Death Certificate). Canadian research seems to indicate the family name was actually Furler. See http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~rykbrown/furler.htm for information on the Furler family in Canada. Possible parents are Cornelius Furler (b1769 in USA) and Mary Ann Gallop. This family also appears on the 1851 Canadian Census in Cayuga, Haldimand, Ontario. And is the only possible parent in that county based on that census. See http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~rykbrown/furler.htm for ancestors of these possible parents. | LEAH FURLER{FURLOW}
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| 191 | We are uncertain if the record of a marriage between Phillippe Randole and Joann Fush in Allington, Dorset, England on 10 APR 1608 refers to this Philip Randall or not. | JOANE FUSH
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| 192 | OneWorldTree shows his parents as Thomas Goldhacce/Goldhatch born 1525 in Ashford, Kent. and Jane of Johane Unknown married 1553 in Ashford. I have been unable to find a source for this. | ROBERT GOLDHATCH
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| 193 | Possible parents are James Gordon b. Scotland 1806 and Margaret b. 1800 Scotland. They are in Cayuga, Haldimand, Ontario on the 1851 census. and are the only possible parents based on that census. | JAMES GORDON
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| 194 | Marriage record to Cora shows James occupation as a barber. Not confirmed that this is same James Gordon. 1910 census shows James and Cora and Capitola. 1920 census shows James, Virginia and Capitola and James other children. 1930 census does not show Capitola. James granddaughter-in-law, Ruth Gordon knew all of the children of James, but never had heard of Capitola!! Consistent with child of earlier marriage moving on and severing ties with family. James mother and father born in Canada. James lived just across the border from Ontario. Marriage to Cora in Essex, Ontario very plausible. James drowned when melvin was about 4-per ruth gordon | JAMES NELSON GORDON
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| 195 | Leah birth record shows mother as margaret born tureu???? | Margaret Leah Gordon
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| 196 | Per 1959 obit for Leah Elizabeth, her sisters Mary Beckwith, Ethel Gordon and Gladys Burt all lived in Flint. Thus far not able to identify any of these people on the 1920 or 1930 census. Another possibility: Mary J Beckwith, born 14 Mar 1891 d 12/24/1980 in Lapeer. The dob would match the 1910 census and the marr record, although not the Mar 1892 on the 1900 census. | Mary Jane Gordon
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| 197 | died of cirrhosis of the liver--he was a heavy drinker. | MELVIN DALE GORDON
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| 198 | appears as jane on 1851 canada east census---could it be sarah jane?? | Sarah Gordon
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| 199 | In the Canada 1852 (actually 1851 census-but was started in early 1852 due to planning problems) the age question is age on the 'next' birthday. Backwards from what we would expect. | STEPHEN GORDON
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| 200 | PROBLEMS: parents names on death cert not match up. 1920 census in clare shows fth born mass, all other cens shows canada but; harriet death cert is in clare county. Huron birth ledger for James shows stephen born in Michigan, although all census entries show Canada. Birth ledger for Louisa shows Canada. | STEPHEN GORDON
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| 201 | State: Michigan County: Clare Vol: B Page #: 218 Record #: 3 Date of Death: Jan 7, 1926 Name: Stephen B Gordon Sex: male Race: white Marital Status: widower Age: 75 years 4 mos 4 days Place of Death: Twp of Greenwood Cause of Death: applepsey Birthplace: Canada Occupation: retired Father: Stephen Gordon Mother: Elaine Carnady Father Residence: Unknown Mother Residence: Canada Date of Record: Apr 6, 1926 | STEPHEN GORDON
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| 202 | Death cert says 7 months old at date of death, but that cannot be correct considering birth date of other children. For now, I am putting birth date unknown. | Verna Rachel Gordon
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| 203 | 18th President of the United States | Ulysses Simpson Grant
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| 204 | RUTH GREENSLADE Verification of her parentage comes from the will of Jacob Pudeator, her mothers second husband. The will was contested and the case was dropped. Therefore, by order of the court 5 pounds as called for in the will was to be paid to Ruth Greenslate alias Bridges. The will spelled her and her 3 brothers surname as Greenslit, and the court order spelled it Greenslate, which no doubt contributed to the confusing spellings found in the various on-line genealogies. | RUTH GREENSLADE
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| 205 | THOMAS GREENSLADE A record of his birth has not been found. No record of his parents exists. There are parents listed in many on-line genealogies, but there is no evidence that any of these are correct. It would appear some genealogies were put together based upon the fact that two people had the same surname and therefore must be related. And then these genealogies were repeated and repeated on the internet. James Avery married Joanna Greenslade of Boston on 10 Nov 1643. This has caused many to assume that Thomas and Joanna were brother and sister. Perhaps, they are, but there is absolutely no evidence to connect the two. There is no record of his marriage to Ann. Thomas came over on the Margery in 1642 or 1643 (1). The Ilfracombe, Devon reference, as appears online, seems to be quite disputed. From what I gather, Greenslade was a common name in Devon and the name Thomas Greenslade does appear in records there, but there is no evidence that it is the same person. The year of birth is in dispute also, there is no authoritative reference to confirm it. Some of the dates given may relate to a Greenslade in Devon. I can't find any pertinent Devon records online. But I did find the name Greenslade in some neighboring Somerset records. He is listed as a witness on deeds in Falmouth, Maine 1648, 1658 and 1651 (1). He had a foreclosure suit filed against him in Casco, Maine in 1667 (1). Thomas Greenslad was a signer on a petition dated 4 July 1663 in the towns of Scarborough, Falmouth, Black Point and Casco, Maine (2). The earliest records for Thomas in Salem, Massachusetts were in 1673, where there are mentions in court records: 1. Thomas Greenslade, for breach of the Sabbath was admonished (this may refer to his son, Thomas) (4) 2. Sara Greenslade, for suspicion of stealing and lying, was fined twice. (4)(Sara is possibly a previously unknown daughter of Thomas; there exists no other known record of her) 3. Goodman Grinslate received 5 quintals of fish from William Balkwell. (4) There are no known records in Maine that reference Thomas's wife. It is assumed that the children were born in Maine, but no actual records are known to exist other than Noyes who lists the son Thomas as being born 1652 in Casco. (1) References for Greenslade in the early years are Joanna Greenslade marrying Captain James Avery in 1644. The 1937 book "Twelve Generations in America" by Brookfield lists Joanna Greenslade as the daughter of Thomas Greenslade. Some sites I have looked at mention Joanna as a possible sister to Thomas. But two Avery books I looked at one 1893 and one 1926 only mention Thomas Greenslade as a possible relative, only because he has the same surname. "The Groton Avery Clan" by E, Avery 1912 mentions Thomas and also references Hotton's "List of Early Emigrants" who cites "Samuel Greenslide aged 27 and Barbary his wife aged 35, with 2 children, Mary and Barbara. Came over in 1637. A weaver from Norwich". The only reason for the mentions is again the same surname; there is no claim of relation, other than "possible relation". Another book "Some Colonial Families" by Roberts 1926 also mentions an Edward Greenslade of Boston. Therefore in addition to our Thomas, there were at least 3 other Greenslades/Greenslides in the colonies in those early years. It would not seem likely that they could all be of the same family. Thomas died in July 1674 in Salem, Mass (3)without a will. He had more debts than assets therefore probate did not list any heirs. Administration upon the estate of Thomas Greenslett, intestate, was granted Mar. 27, 1677, to Ann Greenslett, who was to pay the debts as far as the inventory, which was 3li, 16s. 2d. would allow. Ipswich Quarterly Court Records, vol. 5, page 287. Inventory of the estate of Thomas Greenslet taken Mar. 21, 1676-7 by Edmund Batter and John Massey: one flocke bed & apertances, 1li., 2 old Chests with raggs, 6s.; a lampe, ticke & Hauke, 4s., table, 2 wheels & Chairs, 10s. 6d.; one Irone pott, 6 s. 8 d.; wood & old bedsteed, 7s.; potts, 2s.; 2 swine, 1li.; total 3li. 16s. 2d. The debts many & not knowne. Attested in Ipswich court Mar. 27, 1677 by An Greenslet administratix of the estate of her late husband Thomas Greenslet. Essex County Probate Files, Docket 11,851. They only listing of his children is in the will of Jacob Pudeator who mentioned the 5 step-children to whom he left 5 pounds each: to leave to "John Greenslit and to the other fore of my wife's children viz., Thomas, Ruth, Samuel, and James Greenslit 5 pounds each." The court records do list that 5 pounds was paid to Ruth Bridges alias Greenslate, although the will lists her as Ruth Greenslit. Widow Ann (Greensleet) Pudeator was executed for witch- craft 1692 at Salem; and Dec. 10, 1694, an inventory of the est. was presented and admn granted Mr Philip English, attorney for Grace Pudeater, Legatee [Essex P. R., Vol. 303, p. 198; Case 22909]. James Greensleet starts action against the estate but lets it fall, and Ruth Greenslate alias Bridges receives her legacy of £5 from the estate of her step-father, Jacob Pudeator. From Torreys "New England Marriages": Greenslad, Thomas (-1674) & Ann _____ (-1692), m/2 Jacob PUDEATOR/PUDEATER 1677+; by 1652; Falmouth, ME/Scarborough, ME {Salem 2:398, 3:64; Averill 1:112; Sv. 2:310; GDMNH 289; Porter 25; EIHC 3:228, 4:37} Some entries from the book: "Genealogical Dictionary of Maine and New Hampshire" Noyes, Sybil, Charles T. Libby, and Walter G. Davis. 1928-39, re1972. 1. Thomas, mariner, fisherman, with crew of -The Margery- arriving 1642-3 2. witn. Cleeve's deed in Falmouth 1 Sept. 1648; witn. again for Cleeve in May 1658 and for Elizabeth Mitton 7 Oct. 1661 3. John Bateman, brought foreclosure suit against Thos. Greenslade, Casco Ct., 1667 Bibliography 1. Noyes, Sybil, Charles T. Libby, and Walter G. Davis. Genealogical Dictionary of Maine and New Hampshire (1928-39, re1972). USA : Genealogical Publishing Company, 2002. 2. New England Historical and Genealogical Register. Vol. 5 (1851). Page 264. 3. Massachusetts Vital Records to 1850. Salem Court Records, s.l. : New England Historic Genealogical Society, Vols. Salem-V5 page 300. 4. Salem Quarterly Court Records. http://etext.virginia.edu/salem/witchcraft/Essex/. [Online] MISC NOTES http://etext.virginia.edu/salem/witchcraft/Essex/ On-line references to the quarterly court of Salem. From: Noyes, Sybil, Charles T. Libby, and Walter G. Davis. 1928-39, re1972. Genealogical dictionary of Maine and New Hampshire: (GREENSLADE, Thomas p 289) 1. Thomas,mariner, fisherman, with crew of -The Margery- arriving 1642-3, perh. went and came again, as next found witn. Cleeve's deed in Falmouth 1 Sept. 1648; witn. again for Cleeve in May 1658 and for Elizabeth Mitton 7 Oct. 1661. Geo. Munjoy sued him for debt 1666; John Bateman for forf. of a mtg. 1667. Lists 21, 221**** Liv. Salem 1673, where either he or s. Thos. was admon. for breach of the Sabbath. D. July 1674; inv., incl. many and unkn. debts, sworn to 27 Mar. 1677 by wid. Ann, who m. 2d Jacob Pudeator of Salem and was hanged as a witch 22 Sept. 1692. Ch. named in step-fa.'s will: John, mariner, taxed Salem 23 Nov. 1683; in 1690 had been gone since Oct. 1689. Bef. this he was at the Scottow ho. in Searb. with br. Thos. Adm. to wid. Abigail (Curtice) of Salem 30 Oct. 1693, inv. 24 Oct.; she m. 2d 1 Nov. 1693 Thos. Mason. Abigail and James Greenslade m. in Salem 1709, 1711, poss. his ch. One Anne m. in Topsfield 1710, Ruth in Salem 1724, Sarah in Wenham 1724. Thomas, mariner, b. ab. 1652, Cleeve's serv. in 1666. In 1678 he was in Salem from the Barbadoes; named in Philip English's acct. 1685. Sept. 15, 1692, ±40, he test. ab. Rev. Geo. Burroughs at Scottow's ho. in Scarb. ab. the beginning of the last war, when John Greensleit was among others there; the next wk. he was with his mo. when she was hanged. Ruth, m. in Ipsw. 19 Sept. 1677 Josiah Bridges. Samuel, at Falm. 1675-6. List 223b. James, in 1690 had left Salem since Oct. 1689. In 1692 he sued for his stepfa.'s legacy. ?Sara, fined in Essex Ct. June 1673 on susp. of stealing and lying, not named in the Pudeator will. (Another page same book) 2. John,brought foreclosure suit against Thos. Greenslade, Casco Ct., 1667. Likely of Boston and Hingham, 2 s. and 4 dau. named in will 1690. (This last sentence must refer to the John who is bringing foreclosure-but it places Thomas in the Casco, Maine area in 1667) (Another page same book) 3. Thomas,fisherman from Salem, a Falm. grantee under Danforth. List 225a. See Y. D. 14: 8; Essex D. 13: 217; Greenslade. One Thomas, weaver, Wells 1716-7 (Y. D. 9: 35, 104) was poss. the Scarb. propr. 1720 (List 239b), who was of Dover, trader, 1733-40, with Salem connection. From: Helen Graves < hgraves@psln.com> Subject: Greensleet, John et al Date: Mon, 07 Dec 1998 15:06:02 -0800 On Dec 6, Bill Semeyn asked some questions using the subject line: John Greensleet et al ... and Vicki Greenslit Brooker responded with some excellent answers for some of them. Bill -- and other list members, Here are some responses to your questions Vicki didn't answer. Re: EDWARD GREENSLADE, JOANNA GREENSLADE STORY - IT'S SPECULATION WITHOUT DOCUMENTATION. As far as I know, no one has found anything to document who Thomas Greenslade's parents were. Here are my feelings on the "father Edward, sister Joanna" story: This has been passed around (without any documentation) for maybe 20 years. It's on a few old Temple Ordinance sheets and pops up on more current group sheets using those oldies as sources. I am guessing that it started with an assumption by researchers years ago that the Joanna Greenslade who belonged to the Boston Church and who married John Avery of Gloucester was Thomas Greenslade's sister. (Their assumption: same last name, same time period, must be related.) Absolutely no documentation has surfaced to my knowledge that there was any relationship between Thomas Greenslade of Casco Bay, Maine, and Joanna of Boston/Gloucester/and CT. While it is very possible that Edward Greenslade was Joanna's father, long ago some researcher took a big leap to assume Thomas and Joanna must be siblings, thus you'll see an Edward Greenslade listed as being Joanna's father, and thus also Thomas' father. So, please set this story aside as "speculation" until some kind of documentation surfaces. | THOMAS GREENSLADE
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| 208 | 12th Governor of Georgia--Signer of the Declaration of Independence LYMAN HALL was born on April 12, 1724 in Wallingford, Connecticut. It was not in the state of his birth, however, that Hall would gain fame as a colonial congressman, but further south, in Georgia. Hall studied for the ministry at Yale where he graduated in 1747 at the age of twenty-three. Soon after, he married Abigail Burr and subsequently decided he would rather heal unhealthy bodies than tainted souls. So he studied long and hard and by 1754 he was ready to practice medicine. First he opened an office in South Carolina, then he and his family settled in Sunbury on the Georgia coast. As a dedicated doctor, Hall's practice expanded and prospered - so much so that he was financially able to acquire a vast and successful rice plantation in Burke County, Georgia. While the Georgia legislature was at first reluctant to send a representative to the Second Continental congress in 1775, Lyman Hall was determined to change this posture. He called a citizen's meeting that was filled with patriots who outwardly supported his loud cry for total independence. Thus, he was elected as a delegate to congress. He had no authority to vote, however, until the following year when his appointment was confirmed by the Georgia legislature. In 1776, two other representatives for Georgia joined Hall at the Old State House in Philadelphia. He was the oldest of these signers and the one who spoke out most forcefully for freedom and a breakaway from the rule of England. During the Revolutionary War, while Hall was still serving in Congress, the British destroyed his beautiful plantation. Hall's family, however, managed to escape to the north, later joining him in Philadelphia. In 1782, LymanHall retuned to Georgia, where he was elected to the office of governor. He served just one year before returning in 1784 to a new plantation. Hall died on October 19, 1790 in Burke County, Georgia, at the age of sixty-six. Lyman Hall 1724-1790 Representing Georgia at the Continental Congress Born: April 12, 1724 Birthplace: Wallingford, Conn. Education: Graduated Yale College, (Physician.) Work: Elected to Continental Congress, 1775; Delegate to the Georgia House of Assembly, Elected Governor of Georgia, 1783; Judge, 1785. Died: October 19, 1790 Lyman Hall was born in Connecticut in 1724. He studied medicine at Yale College, graduated in 1756 and went to Charleston, South Carolina, shortly after to establish a medical practice. He bought land in Georgia in 1760 and established a plantation there, while continuing to practice medicine. Two years later he returned to South Carolina, still as a physician. In 1774, by this time partisan in revolutionary politics, he again came to Georgia and earned the unflattering attention of the Royal Governor, James Wright. He also secured election to the Continental Congress, where he was involved in provisioning food and medicine for the Revolutionary Armies. He was reelected to congress through 1780 but retired to his adopted state in 1777 when state matters, including the situation of his longtime friend Button Gwinnett, demanded his attention. A short time later, the war reached Savannah. Hall's property was burned and he stood accused of high treason. He fled to Charleston, which was also overtaken by the British. He then fled to Connecticut, some say, where he was harbored by family. He returned to Georgia in 1782, to reclaim his lands, was elected to the House of Assembly in 1783 and then elevated to the office of the Governor. After a single year as Governor, he served one more year in the Assembly, then a year as judge. He then returned to private life and was involved in the continued development of agriculture in the state. Hall died in 1790 at the age of 66. | Lyman Hall
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| 209 | per familysearch.org | Mabel A. Harris
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| 210 | 19th President of the United States (1877-1881) | Rutherford Birchard Hayes
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| 211 | Probably same person entered incorrectly. both baum and heinrich surname charts have same marriage year. his birthday is different in each though. her birth year is the same in each, one spells it baum onebauer. | Andreas Heinrich
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| 212 | Children of Catherine the great: The Germans from Russia Web posted August 6, 1997 By Barbara Hansen Los Angeles Times Russia's Catherine the Great can take credit for an intriguing, little-known facet of California's ethnic cookery. During her reign (1762 to 1796), the former German princess was determined to civilize the lower Volga region, which was overrun with robbers and ruffians, so she opened the doors to German immigrants. She offered land, religious freedom and other incentives for them to settle in the Volga's villages. Thousands responded, and all went well for about 100 years. Then the political situation deteriorated and thousands departed. A substantial number came to the United States, many putting down roots in Lincoln, Neb., which is now the headquarters of the American Historical Society of the Germans from Russia. Some moved on to California, settling around Fresno. Among the Fresno contingent was a young couple, Jacob Heinrich and his wife, Elizabeth. Heinrich's great-great-grandfather, a carpet weaver, had settled in the Volga colony of Kukkus in 1767. Jacob was born there in 1882 and moved to the United States in 1902. He married Elizabeth ``Lizzie'' Felsing, another immigrant, in 1904. Their descendants include granddaughter Karen Heinrich Shea of Lake Forest, who has become a chronicler of the Germans from Russia, especially their recipes. An excellent cook, Ms. Shea has compiled Heinrich Family Favorites, a thick cookbook of recipes from descendants of Jacob and Elizabeth Heinrich. Along with the family genealogy, it tells how the Germans from Russia lived, worked and celebrated. Elizabeth Heinrich cooked on a wood stove, put up jelly in half-gallon jars and made virtually everything the family consumed. ``Grandma ... Heinrich's cooking day often started at 5 a.m. ... ''' Ms. Shea writes in the book. ``All cooking was from `scratch,' no mixes or shortcuts. The family rarely, if ever, bought bread at the store, at 9 cents a loaf a terrible extravagance.'' Hard-working, honest and thrifty, the Germans from Russia were discriminated against. ``Rooshian town'' was the disparaging term for the part of Fresno where the early settlers congregated. They spoke different dialects according to the villages from which they came, and their Russian-influenced food was unknown to other Germans. So obscure is this group that Ms. Shea, who was born in Fresno, says, ``I never knew I was a German from Russia until I was in high school.'' Heinrich Family Favorites contains more than 500 recipes. Only about 60 are the old Russian-influenced family recipes, but they are treasures. ``Beerocks,'' for instance. These are big yeast rolls stuffed with beef, cabbage and onions, a ``hand-held meal,'' as Ms. Shea describes them. ``It's the longest recipe in the book. All my aunts and uncles wanted their version in,'' Ms. Shea says. Ms. Shea's beerocks are light, tender oval buns generously stuffed with juicy filling. The sausages were made by Ms. Shea's father, Philip. He still uses his father Jacob's early-1900s meat grinder and sausage stuffer. His recipe, which calls for 15 pounds of pork and 12 pounds of ``good beef,'' is in the book. Ms. Shea's parents live on a grape ranch in Madera. From 1937 to 1954, they ran three bakeries in Fresno called Phil's Pastry Box. Several recipes from the bakery are in the book, including oatmeal raisin cookies and a lemon cake glaze, both dated 1938. Streusel coffee cake is her mother Maxine's recipe. It is topped with a sour cream mixture, then streusel and finally cinnamon sugar. Ms. Shea says she likes a variation topped with Thompson seedless grapes. Other family favorites in the book include pork ribs and sauerkraut - ``We have that quite often,'' Ms. Shea says - and Elizabeth Heinrich's turkey stuffing with raisins. There are several recipes for ``blina'' (pancakes) and one for ``vareniks,'' stuffed dumplings that are boiled and then fried. ``After making a batch of 150 vareniks, I know why my grandmother had skinny arms,'' Ms. Shea says. The dough must be kneaded, then each varenik rolled out separately. The book gives a choice of potato-sauerkraut, apple, berry and cottage cheese fillings. Heinrich Family Favorites is ``meant to be a family book,'' Ms. Shea says, ``but what I truly hope is that other people will write down the things from their families before they are lost.'' To order a copy, send $15, which covers shipping and handling, to 21352 Avenida Manantial, Lake Forest, Calif. 92630. Make checks payable to Karen Heinrich Shea. | Karen Kay Heinrich
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| 213 | Originally settled in the Balzer colony. | CHRISTOPH HEIZENRAEDER
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| 214 | Name/age/sex/relation to head of household/State or County of birth/married or sgl/occupation/voter/owner of land Charlotte Willard/40/female/head/England/widow/owner of land Chas Willard/14/male/son/Ontario, Ca/single Thos Willard/12/male/son/Ontario, Ca/single Annett Willard/11/female/daughter/Ontario, Ca/single James Willard/9/male/son/Monroe County/Single Mary Willard/20/female/daughter/England/single | CHARLOTTE HIDER
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| 215 | On 10 Feb 1857, Peter Hider, son Peter, dau. Elizabeth, dau. Charlotte, granddau. Mary Ann Elizabeth (also: John William Barnett) all departed from London, on the ship Christiana. The ship landed at NYC on 8 Apr 1857. On 10 Apr 1857 the family arrived at Woodstock, Ontario, Canada. In 1859 in Durham, Ontario, Charlotte married George Willey (son of Edward Willey and Jemima Batey-who lived in Hartfield, Sussex located right next to Withyham). By 1864-65 Charlotte, George and family had moved to Rochester, New York. By this time for reasons unknown the family was using the surname Willard (instead of Willey). Charlotte's daughter, Mary Ann Elizabeth Hider was also using the name Willard, although she was 4 years old when her mother married George Willey. It is unknown if Mary Ann Elizabeth knew that the family name was originally Willey or that George was not her biological father. By 1866 George had died in Rochester. About 1877 Mary Ann Elizabeth married William H Osborne in Rochester. By 1880 the entire family had moved to Bay City, Michigan. In about 1883 Charlotte remarried to James Flood.(per census record of 1900 and death certificate). Place of marriage is unknown. It would appear that from 1883 to 1896 Charlotte and James did not live in Bay City. No city directory entries until 1897, when James Flood is living at 2313 Fitzhugh. Also living at the same residence is Charlotte's granddaughter, Lillian Osborne and husband Edgar Melvin (per 1897 city directory entry of Edgar Melvin boarding at 2313 Fitzhugh) Charlotte Flood died in Bay City on Jan 15, 1902. Per death certificate Charlotte Flood was born in England 22 Jul 1833. Her father is listed as Geo Hydar. Geo as a first name is an apparent error. Reported by her second husband, James Flood. | CHARLOTTE HIDER
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| 216 | Departed London 10 Feb 1857 | MARY ANN ELIZABETH HIDER
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| 217 | Mary Ann Elizabeth Hider was born 1855 in Withyham, Sussex, England as the daughter of a single mother, Charlotte Hider. After her mother married in 1859 she took the surname of her step-father, George Willey/Willard. On 10 Feb 1857, Peter Hider, son Peter, dau. Elizabeth, dau. Charlotte, granddau. Mary Ann Elizabeth (also: John William Barnett) all departed from London, on the ship Christiana. The ship landed at NYC on 8 Apr 1857. On 10 Apr 1857 the family arrived at Woodstock, Ontario, Canada. | MARY ANN ELIZABETH HIDER
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| 218 | Mrs. W.H. Osborne, aged 64 years, of Prescott, Mich., formerly of this city, died Monday morning at the home of her daughter, Mrs. James Lalonde, of this city. She is survived by five daughters: Mrs Jack Grefe and Miss Jessie Osborne, of Saginaw; Mrs Edgar Melvin, Miss Bessie Osborne and Mrs. James Lalonde of Bay City; three sons Norman and Ellsworth of Flint and Edgar of Prescott: one sister, Mrs. M.L. Debats of Bay City; two brothers, James Willard of Bay City and Thomas Willard of Detroit; ten grandchildren. The funeral services will be held at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Lalonde 225 Linn St, south, Wednesday afternnon at 2:00. Internment will be at Elm Lawn Cemetery. | MARY ANN ELIZABETH HIDER
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| 219 | Born in Withyham, Sussex, England in 1797, Peter Hider, emigrated to Canada in 1857, 6 years after the death of his wife, Mary Ann Pratt. On 10 Feb 1857, Peter Hider, son Peter, dau. Elizabeth, dau. Charlotte, granddau. Mary Ann Elizabeth (also: John William Barnett) all departed from London, on the ship Christiana. The ship landed at NYC on 8 Apr 1857. On 10 Apr 1857 the family arrived at Woodstock, Ontario, Canada. | PETER HIDER
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| 220 | Burried Moreland Cemetery Louisa M Irish 1862-1947 | Louisa M Higley
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| 221 | Burried Moreland Cemetery Louisa M Irish 1862-1947 | Louisa M Higley
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| 222 | The father of Mary Hill listed in numerous on-line trees of Eliphalet Hill is incorrect. That persons actual name is Eliphalet Hitt (or Hett in some records) and is not the parent of a Hill. (TAG 1951 V27 P95 "Eliphalet Hitt (not Hill) of Boston") The birthdate of 1 Apr 1670 refers to Mary Hitt, not Mary Hill. | MARY HILL
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| 223 | Flint Journal Sunday Sept 27, 1942: Holsinger-Alfred E Holsinger, age 69, 1405 Mason St, died Saturday Sept 26, 1942 at the residence. Services will be conducted by Darwin Groves, 2513 N Saginaw St at Rankin St. He had lived in Flint the last 23 years. Surviving: wife Viola, son Howard of FLint, 2 daughters Mrs. James West of Bancroft and Mrs. Willard Bird of Flint, 4 brothers Reuben of Midland, Royal of Ovid, Stanley of Clarkston, Theron of California and 3 grandchildren. | Alfred Enos Holsinger
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| 224 | Flint Journal: Monday April 27, 1981 Holsinger, Howard G.?1251 Poplar, age 79, died Sunday, April 26, 1981 at Hurley Medical Center. Funeral arrangements will be announced later. Mr. Holsinger will remain at the Dodds-Dumanois Co. Funeral Home where friends may call after 7PM today. Those desiring may make contributions to Muscular Dystrophy Association. Mr. Holsinger was born in Ovid, Michigan, August 10, 1901 and lived in Flint since 1919, coming here from Ovid. Mr. Holsinger was employed at AC Spark Plug for 30 years as an Electrician retiring August 31, 1965. Surviving are wife Erma, 2 sons, Phillip A. Holsinger, Jr. of Flint; daughter Mrs. Harold (Phyllis) VanZandt of Millington; 11 grand children, 3 great grandchildren; 2 sisters, Mrs. Agnes West of Zephyrhills, Florida, Mrs. Olive Bird of Romeo, Michigan; several nieces and nephews. Daily visitation 8AM-10PM. Arrangements by Dodds-Dumanois Co. Funeral Home, 901 Garland St. | Howard George Holsinger
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| 225 | Digest of Early Connecticut Probate Records: Hosford, John, Windsor. Died 7 August, 1683. Invt. £1203-17-04. Taken 14 November, 1683, by Jacob Gibbs, Samuel Cross. The children: William, b. 25 Oct., 1658; John, 16 Octo., 1660; Timothy, 20 Oct. 1662; Ester, 27 May, 1664; Sarah, 27 Sept. 1666; Samuel, 2nd June, 1669; Nathaniel, 19 August, 1671; Mary, 12 April, 1674; Obadiah, 28 Sept. 1677. (W. R.). Attest: Henry Wolcott, Register. Court Record, Page 81-10 December, 1683: Invt of the Estate of Mr. John Hosford was exhibited in Court. Adms. to the Widow and the son William. Timothy Thrall, Abraham Phelps and Samuel Cross to be Overseers to assist the Widow & her son in the Adms. and dispose of the Children. Order to dist the Estate as followeth: £ s d To the Widow, of Personal Estate (& 1-3 of the Real Estate), 85-00-00 To William Hosford, the eldest son, 225-10-00 To John Hosford, 121-15-00 To Timothy Hosford, 121-15-00 To Esther Hosford, 100-00-00 To Sarah Hosford, 100-00-00 To Samuel Hosford, 114-00-00 To Nathaniel Hosford, 114-00-00 To Mary Hosford, 100-00-00 To Obadiah Hosford, 132-00-00 Note: John Hosford sen., who died 7 August, 1683, married, 5 No- vember, 1657, Phillipi Thrall She died May, 1698. ( W. R.) Record of Agreement, on File 1701, between the Children of John Hosford: Signed: deborah hosford, Ls. joseph phelps, Ls. in Eliot, Justice of Peace. timothy hosford, Ls. nathaniel hosford, L, samuel hosford, Ls. josiah X owen jr., Li esther phelps, Ls. obadiah hosford, Ls. Page II-(Vol. VII) 8 April, 1701: Mr. John Eliot did exhibite in this Court an Agreement, under the Hands and Seals of the Children of John Hosford sen., formerly of Windsor, Decd, and-their legal Represen- tatives, respecting the Settlement of that Estate, which the Court accepts and ordered to be kept on File. | JOHN HOSFORD
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| 226 | born same day as her husband-search for passengers of the mary & john 1630 | SARAH HOSFORD
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| 227 | Early Connecticut Probate Records Hosford, William, Wyndsor. Died 29 May, 1688 (W. R.) Will dated 28 May, 1688: I William Hosford of Windsor do make this my last Will and Testament. My will is yt my much Honrd Mother, who is weake of Body, shall have the Benefit & improvement of my whole Estate during her natural life, excepting Tenne pounds which I doe allowe to be in the hands of my executor; ffive pounds of the Tenne pounds I give freely to my Executor; ye other ffive pounds my will is that my said Executor Lay it out or improve it for and toward the cureing of my Lo Broyr Obadiah Hosford, who is exercised wth -weakness. After the decease of my honord mother, all of my Estate which remains to be equally divided amongst my Brothers and sisters and my Neice Sarah Phelps, daughter of my sister Sarah, who married Joseph Phelps, the sonne of Timothy Phelps, of Wyndsor. I appoint my Brother John Hosford Executor. I desire Benjamin Newbery sen,, Timothy Thrall & Sergt. Timothy Phelps to be Overseers. william hosford, Ls. Witness: Benja: Newbery, Justice, Timothy Phelps. 7 Dec., 1688. | William Hosford
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| 228 | William Hosford was born in England date unknown. He married Florence Hayward in Beaminster, Dorsetshire on 21 Jan 1620/21. She was baptized in Beaminster on 14 Apr 1594. William and Florence migrated to the colonies in 1633, settling in Dorchester. In 1635 he moved to Windsor. Florence died at Windsor 20 Aug 1641. William remarried by 1650 to Jane, the widow of Henry Foulkes. About 1654 William returned to England without his wife Jane, with the hope that we would join him at alater date. Which she did in 1655 or 1656. Sometime after 1655, William Hosford died in England. His widow Jane died in England sometime after 15 Jan 1671. The above information from the Great Migration Begins book series. | WILLIAM HOSFORD
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| 229 | brother to John Howland of the Mayflower. Write up on Henry and his children in "Great Migration Begins" Henry was a practicing Quaker. | Henry Howland
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| 230 | Henry and sons discussed in TAG 14:214-215 | Henry Howland
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| 231 | Lived in Forstel, Odenwaldkreis | GEORG HUEBNER
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| 232 | lived in Forstel, Odenwaldkreis | PETER HUEBNER
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| 233 | This Thomas Huls was earlier assumed to be the son of Benjamin Hulse as is reported in many on-line trees. According to the Hulse Net website, that is probably incorrect. He may be a son of Benjamin's brother Richard or he may be a son of Gerritt Holsaert of a different immigrant family. | THOMAS HULS
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| 234 | from: http://www.heritagepursuit.com/Morrow/MorSBlo.htm WILLIAM HENRY HULSE, merchant; Sparta. Jabez Hulse was born in Tompkins Co., N. Y., Dec, 25, 1807, and is the son of Thomas and Leah (Weatherby) Hulse. Jabez's family consisted of his wife, Maria (Slack) Hulse, daughter of Theophilus and Mercy Slack, and seven children as follows Francis G. Albert S., William H., Jesse, Cornelia, James K. P. and Maria, all of whom are married, except Jesse, who lives with his father. Jabez was married Jan. 1, 1832, and came to Ohio in the fall of 1835, locating in South Bloomfield Tp., Morrow Co. His wife died March 10, 1870. Feb. 28, 1872, he was again married, his second wife being Maria Henry, daughter of Benjamin and Sarah Henry, with whom he is yet living. His son William Henry, or "Hank," as he is more familiarly known, was born in Morrow Co., Ohio, Nov. 7, 1837; be lived with his parents until he was 15 years old, and was then apprenticed to learn the carpenters' trade. During his youth he obtained a thorough knowledge of the chair making business, which trade was followed, more or less, after he became a man; he learned the carriage makers' trade and worked at that in connection with his other trades. When about 33 years old, he began clerking for S. L. Newcomb, in Sparta, who was in the general -mercantile business; was also at Pulaskiville in the same business for a few months. On the 13th of October, 1875, he formed a partnership with Wesley Chipps, at Sparta, to be known as Chipps & Hulse, dealers in general merchandise. The partners advanced equal amounts of capital, and bought the stock of W. C. Harris, which invoiced at $31.25. These young men have been in the business ever since, and have the liveliest business in their lively town. Mr. Hulse was married June 13, 1869, to Miss Ellen Bliss, daughter of Caroline and Mason Bliss. The wife is one of a family of six children, and was born Dee, 4, 1846. Henry Hulse is Deputy Postmaster at Sparta. He is a Universalist in his religious belief, and is one of the most enterprising and successful business men of Sparta. | Jabez Hulse
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| 235 | We do have a record of a Katherine Hulse born NY in 1795 to Thomas Huls. But is this the same person? On the 1850 census the households after Joshua & Catherine Rawling are Gilbert Hulse, Jabez Hulse and Reuben Hulse. According to the Hulse Web Site these 3 Hulse's along with Katherine match up by name and age and birthstate with 4 of the children of Thomas Hulse and Leah Weatherby. Therefore we conclude that Katherine is indeed the child of Thomas Hulse. Also telling is the fact that their son Jabez is given the middle name of Weatherby, apparently named after Katherine's mother. | KATHERINE HULSE
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| 236 | email message received: Helen did not die in 1850. Leonard Sweat deserted her when she went insane. She remarried in 1865 and was still alive in 1878. | Eliza Helen Humphrey
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| 237 | Her obituary shows no surviving children or grandchildren. | Tressa Hunt
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| 238 | fairgrove cemetery has alfred irish dod 6/5/1946 tuscola death index is Vol46 P304 probate file is cal#11 file #13334 | Alfred Irish
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| 239 | 1/1/2009 per Gayle Zimmerman, she is not convinced that Amanda and her sister Eve are two separate people. Also as Norman died in 1846 Amanda and/or Eve are probably the child(ren) of Liberty Irish, who Judith was having an affair with. See divorce records under media. | Amanda Irish
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| 240 | http://lthome.com/john-irish/war_heros_and_vetrans.htm Page 136 3458. Amos Irish b. in 1786 at Amenia, Dutchess County, N.Y. d. 6-15-1867, age 81 years. His Will was dated June 28, 1864. On his application #3682 for a pension for service in the War of 1812, he was granted a pension of $13.50. | Amos Irish
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| 241 | IRISH Benjamin 59 03/10/1890 18 IRISH Benjamin -- Julia Mrs 53 14/10/1890 18 http://www.waterford.lib.mi.us/adult/watehist/oaklandpioneerdeathindex.htm | Benjamin Irish
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| 242 | buried moreland cemetery reads charlie j irish 10/22/1888 6/26/1945 56y 16 spruce sq | Charles Irish
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| 243 | Clarence Irish
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| 244 | David Irish/1-8-1855/71y11m15d | David Irish
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| 245 | From: W. L. Irish - David Irish and family settled in Groveland Twp. Oakland County, Michigan in 1837. He purchased 80 acres for each of his 8 sons and 40 acres for each of his 2 daughters. One of his sons, Norman, brought a wife and three children with him to Michigan, and was killed a number of years later by a kick of a horse. Two of his sons, Damon and George, were living in the same neighborhood in 1877. Damon Irish of Groveland Twp., paid a bounty of $14 for a volunteer to serve in the Civil War in 1864. | David Irish
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| 246 | IRISH David 10/02/1855 Pontiac Jacksonian from http://waterford.lib.mi.us/adult/watehist/pontiacprobates.htm | David Irish
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| 247 | tuscola county has a emma irish marry to jonathan graham 27 sept 1875 | Emma Irish
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| 248 | Oakland County Birth Records | Ernie Irish
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| 249 | 1/1/2009 per Gayle Zimmerman, she is not convinced that Amanda and her sister Eve are two separate people. Also as Norman died in 1846 Amanda and/or Eve are probably the child(ren) of Liberty Irish, who Judith was having an affair with. See divorce records under media. | Eve Irish
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| 250 | fairgrove cemetery has a fredrick irish dod 2/22/1977 Fairgrove public library-on-line obit: Name: Irish, Fredrick Database ID #: 499 Spouse: Katherine Meisel Birth Date: 6/8/1893 Place of Birth: Fairgrove Township Date of Death: 2/23/1977 Place of Death: Akron Cemetery: Brookside Survived By: Daughter-Carol Irish. Sister-Ellen Holmes. Brothers-Jack,Louis,and Vernard Irish. Several nieces and nephews. Miscellaneous: W.W.l veteran, and a member of the Theron Atwood Sr. American Legion Post No. 7 of Caro. | Fredrick Irish
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| 251 | Aug 14, 1876 Ida Irish female born Fairgrove parents William & Henrietta Irish of Fairgrove born NY & NY farmer DOR May 28 1877 unable to find death record in tuscola for a ida abell family tree for ida m irish able dob 8/14/1878 married james burley fryers (his 5th) in 1927. dod 1957. unable to find marr or death record in gen cty. | Ida Irish
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| 252 | State: Michigan County: Tuscola Volume: 4 Page: 72 Rec #: 123 Date: July 18 1891 Groom: John Abell Bride: Ida Irish Groom age: 21 Bride age: 16 Groom race: W Bridge Race: W Groom Residence: Almer Bride Residence: Fairgrove Groom Place of Birth: Mich Bride Place of Birth: Mich Groom Occ: Laborer Bride Occ: Housekeeper Groom Father: Henry Abell Bride Father: Wm Irish Groom Mother: Mrs. Phelps Bride Mother: Alvira Sutton Groom prev marr: 0 Bride prev marr: 0 Date of Marriage: July 3, 1891 Place of Marriage: Fairgrove Official: Robert Butler, Justice of the Peace Witness: George Brock of Indianfields Witness: Elvira McLain of Almer | Ida Irish
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| 253 | buried Moreland Cemetery read James A Irish 1854-1934 79y | James A Irish
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| 254 | Jedediah Irish
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| 255 | JEDEDIAH IRISH 1688-1758 Be it Remembered that I Judiah Irish of Stonington in the County of New London & Colony of Connecticut Husbandman being of Perfect Mind & Memory & well of Body, but calling to Mind the Mortality of my Body and knowing it is appointed for Men once to Dye, & the Time thereof being uncertain Do make and Ordain this to be my last Will & Testament in manner & form following Principally & first of all I Give and recommend my Soul into the Hands of God who gave it & my Body I commend to the Earth to be buried in a decent & Christian like manner at the discretion of my Executor & Executrix of this my Last Will & Testament And as to such worldly Estate wherewith it hath pleased God to Bless me with in this Life after my just Debts & Funeral Expenses are fully satisfied & paid I Give devise & dispose of the same in the following manner & form Viz Imprimus I Give unto my beloved Wife The Sum of Five hundred pounds old Tenor with all my Household Goods except two Feather Beds & the furniture now belonging to them I Give unto my Wife the use of my Mare & Side Saddle for the Term of three years next after my decease And I Give unto my sd Wife the use & improvement of all the Money that is or shall be due to me at the Time of my decease Item I Give unto my beloved Son Judiah Irish One hundred Pounds old Tenor Item I Give to my beloved Daughter Mary Robinson Thirty Pounds old Tenor Item I Give unto my beloved Son John Irish Four hundred and three Pounds old Tenor Item I Give unto my beloved Son Joseph Irish my long Gun which I purchased of Jesse Irish & I Give to my sd Son Joseph Four hundred and three Pounds old Tenor Item I Give to my beloved Son Job Irish all my wearing Apparrel [sic] & the Sum of Two hundred & fifty three Pounds old Tenor Item I Give to my beloved Son George Irish Six hundred Pounds old Tenor & all my Shoe Makers Tools Item I Give to my beloved Daughter Sarah Irish one new(?) Feather Bed & the Furniture thereto belonging I Give to my sd Daughter Sarah at the expiration of three Years next after my decease my Mare & side Saddle also I Give unto my sd Daughter Thirty Pounds old Tenor Item I Give unto my beloved Daughter Hannah Irish one Feather Bed & Furniture & the Sum of Thirty Pounds old Tenor Item I Give unto my four beloved Grand Children being the Children of my Daughter Elizabeth deceased Twenty Pounds old Tenor to be equally divided among them Item I Give to my beloved Grandson Marsh Lewis Twenty Pounds old Tenor Item I Give to my beloved Grandson Elias Irish my old short Gun & two Spanish Mill'd Dollars I Nominate & appoint my sd beloved Son John Irish to be Executor & my sd beloved Wife to be my Executrix of this my last Will & Testament hereby giving unto my sd Son John all my Farming Utencials [sic] for & in full satisfaction to him for all the trouble & expense he may be at in the Executorship of this my last Will & Testament And as to the rest & residue of my Estate whether the same be Real or Personal or wheresoever the same is or may be found I Give devise & Bequeath among four of my Sons to wit John, Joseph, Job & George to be equally divided among them My Will & meaning is & I do hereby order that all the aforesd Legacys [sic] given to my Children & Grand Children in Money old Tenor shall be paid to them in old Tenor Bills of & Current in the Colony of Rhode Island & to be paid to them immediately after my sd Wife shall cease to remain My Widow And I do hereby utterly disallow of all other Executors Wills & Testaments by me heretofore made Ratyfying [sic] this and no other other to be my last Will & Testament In Witness whereof i have here unto set my hand & Seal in South Kingston the Seventeenth day of April In the thirtieth Year of his Majesty's Reign Anno Dono. 1757 Signed Sealed & Delcared by the sd Judiah Irish the Testator to be his Last Will & Testament In Presence of Robt Hazard Judiah Irish his mark Peleg Peckham B Peckham New London County __ Stonington March ye 31st AD 1758 Personally appeared Mr. Robert Hazard Mr Peleg Peckham 2 of ye Witnesses to ye within writen [sic] Will & made Solemn attestation that they Saw Mr Jedediah Irish ye Subscriber to ye within written Instrument Sign & Seal ye Same & jeard sd Irish Pronouce & declare the Same to be his Last Will & Testament & that they with Mr Benjamin Peckham Signed ye Same as Witnesses in Presents of ye Testator before me Neh Palmer Justice of ye Peace N. London June 13, 1758 approved http://members.aol.com/picknell/irishwill2.html | Jedediah Irish
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| 256 | John Irish
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| 257 | Birth: John Irish was born by about 1611, if he was eighteen at the time of his indenture. Death: He died by March 5, 1677/8. Ship: Unknown, 1630 Life in England: In an indenture dated April 20, 1629, John Irish of Clisdon, Somersetshire, laborer, agreed to serve Timothy Hatherly of Southwark in Plymouth, New England, for five years. Note: As there is no Clisdon in Somerset, it is unclear what location was meant. Life in New England: John Irish immigrated as an indentured servant. As part of his payment when he finished his service, he was to have 25 acres of land.The Plymouth court had ordered the towns in which former servants lived to provide them with land, but this practice did not work out. Ex-servants generally received land in the colony’s “frontiers” where the colonial government was encouraging settlement. In Plymouth’s case, this meant Bridgewater, between Plymouth and Massachusetts Bay and Saconett [Little Compton, Rhode Island] to the west. John Irish received land in both locations.While his main occupation was planter [farmer], John Irish described himself in a 1659 deed as a “roper.” Family: John Irish married Elizabeth _____ by about 1644 and had three children. She died in Little Compton on August 28, 1687. Children of John and Elizabeth Irish: • Elizabeth was born about 1644. She married Philip Washburn by about 1664 and had four children. She died on August 28, 1687, in Duxbury. He died about 1700. • John was born about 1647. He married (1) Elizabeth ____ by about 1672. He married (2) Priscilla (Southworth) Talbot on March 1, 1689, in Bristol, Rhode Island, and had two children. He died on February 21, 1717, in Little Compton, Rhode Island. She died on June 11, 1722. • Elias was born about 1649. He married Dorothy Witherell in Taunton on August 26, 1674, and had one child. He died before October 30, 1677, when the court appointed his father-in-law,William Witherell, to administer his estate. She married (2) William Wood on April 1, 1686. For Further Information: Robert C. Anderson. The Great Migration Begins. Boston: New England Historic Genealogical Society, 1995. Robert C. Anderson. The Pilgrim Migration. Boston: New England Historic Genealogical Society, 2004. George E. Bowman. “Washburn Notes.” The Mayflower Descendant 15(1913): 247-53; 16(1914): 248-253. Willis Luther Irish and Stella Bertha (Putnam) Irish. Descendants of John Irish the Immigrant 1629-1963 and Allied Families. Freeport: Dingley Press, 1964. above from NewEnglandAncestors.org | John Irish
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| 258 | WW1 draft registration shows Felicia Irish RFD Akron as nearest relative? first wife? | John Irish
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| 259 | W.L. Irish shows spouse of Jane, other sources show Janet Doster, Liberty married Sarah J Orton about 1833, sometime thereafter moved to Groveland. 1850 census shows Jane as spouse. Sarah J Orton died 1860 in Groveland, so she moved with him. dates of childrens birth and place of sarahs death do not make sense for 2 or more spouses. I suspect Sarah middle initial is Jane and spouse in Groveland area is Sarah. Jane and/or Janet may or may not have been previous spouse in New York. | Liberty B Irish
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| 260 | calculating DOB from age at death gives us 9/5/1826 which is at odds from all four census records. State: Michigan County: Clinton Vol: 3 Page: 158 Record #: 9212 Date of Death: Sep 22, 1903 Name: Manley Irish Sex: M Race: W Marital Status: Widower Age: 84 years 3 months 13 days Place of Death: St Johns Cause of Death: Apoplexy Birthplace: NY Occupation: retired farmer Father: David Irish Mother: Sally Phelps Father Residence: Unknown Mother Residence: Unknown Date of Record: Oct 6, 1903 | Manley Irish
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| 261 | death record date of birth is about 7 years off from DOB on all 4 census records. | Manley Irish
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| 262 | Death cert shows Norman Irish as father, but Norman had died in 1846 and Mariah was most likely the daughter of Judith's second husband Liberty Irish. | Mariah {Maria} Irish
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| 263 | http://www.interment.net/data/us/mi/tuscola/moreland/index.htm Osborn, Mary Jane, d. Feb 24, 1908, age 59y, w/o A(lfred), 5s | Mary Jane Irish
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| 264 | Irish surname gnjones286 (View posts) Posted: 27 May 2000 12:00PM GMT Classification: Query Surnames: Irish, Brown, Osborn David Irish 1783-1855 (son of Benjamin) and spouse Sally had son, Uriah, who married Jemina Brown. Uriah & Jemina's daughter, Mary Jane Irish married Alfred Osborn. Mary Jane Irish and Alfred Osborn's son, Ernest, married Jennie M. Brown and reared his family in Tuscola County, Michigan. Ernest died in 1963. Some descendants remain in Tuscola County today, including my in-laws. Does this Irish line sound like your line? Have names and dates but no locations. | Mary Jane Irish
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| 265 | Brought a wife & 3 children with him to Michigan, a couple of years later he wqs killed by a kick of a horse.---Descendants of John Irish the Immigrant | Norman Irish
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| 266 | Ortonville Cemetery Inscription Norman P Irish son of LB and SJ 9/9/1856 age 10y 1mo 10d | Norman P Irish
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| 267 | 1930 Census--living with his parents | Orville Irish
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| 268 | W.L. Irish lists Polly born 1832 with no other info. I suspect he has the birthdate wrong and this is David Irish's daughter, but born in 1812. Only thing that makes sense with the census info. This polly shows in the same household as wm irish in 1850, 1860 and 1870. Could also be a daughter of amos irish. Could polly be nichname for priscilla (who is daughter of amos)?? Oakland County Marriage Records show that a Polly Irish born 1831 married Jacob Irwin. If this is the same Polly, then the 1831-32 birthdate would rule out the Polly born 1812 as being the same person. Also Priscilla Irish married Allen Sheldon and could not have been the same person living with William Irish in 1850, 1860 and 1870. | Polly Irish
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| 269 | from: 1892 Portrait & Biographical Album of Genesee, Lapeer & Tuscola Counties, Chapman Bros. Pages 237 - 240 SENECA SHELDON, a representative farmer and stock-raiser of section 36, Atlas Township, Genesee County, was born March 9, 1832 in Warren County, N.Y. He is a son of Allen and Priscilla (Irish) Sheldon, both of whom were born in New York, and of their family this son was the eldest, and in his native county he had his early training and education. From youth he has been engaged in farming and has pursued this calling with the exception of four winters when he aided his father in getting out logs from the woods. He received a common-school education, and has been an extensive and judicious reader. The marriage of Seneca Sheldon and Servilla Babcock took place, February 28, 1854. This lady was born in Washington County, N.Y., and is a daughter of John and Ruth Babcock, of Washington County, N.Y. In the spring of 1854 he came too Genesee County, and established himself on the farm where he now lives, which was then practically unbroken and uncultivated and contained no buildings. Upon settling here Mr. Sheldon at first built a board house and in that resided until 1876, when he erected the home in which his family now resides. He owns one hundred and five acres of land and is practically a self-made man as he and his faithful helpmate have gained their property by their determination and unflagging industry. He is a democrat in his political views but cooperates with any of his neighbors in efforts too secure the best of the community. Mr. Sheldon raises a fine grade of American-Merinoes and Stropshire sheep and ahs made for himself a splendid reputation in this department of stock-raising. Mr. Sheldon and his wife aaaee active members in society and have seen this locality grow from a wilderness too its present prosperous conditions. They endured and encountered the usual self denials and hardships and carried through a vast amount of hard work during pioneer times. They are highly esteemed and have a large circle of friends. | Priscilla Irish
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| 270 | unable to find birth record in tuscola birth ledger | Sophronia Irish
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| 271 | American Civil War Soldiers about Uriah Irish Name: Uriah Irish , Residence: Brandon, Michigan Enlistment Date: 10 Feb 1864 Enlistment Place: Brandon, Michigan Side Served: Union State Served: Michigan Death Date: 18 Jul 1901 Service Record: Enlisted as a Private on 10 February 1864 at the age of 44. Enlisted in Company D, 22nd Infantry Regiment Michigan on 10 Feb 1864. Transferred out of Company D, 22nd Infantry Regiment Michigan on 26 Jun 1865. Transferred into Company D, 29th Infantry Regiment Michigan on 26 Jun 1865. Mustered Out Company D, 29th Infantry Regiment Michigan on 6 Sep 1865 at Murfreesboro, TN. Sources: 10 Source Citation: Side served: Union; State served: Michigan; Enlistment date: 10 Feb 1864.. | Uriah S Irish
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| 272 | Page 134 3485. Uriah Irish Uriah enlisted at Brandon, Oakland County, Mich. in Co. D., 22nd Infantry, stating his age as 44 years. He was mustered out on 9-6-1865 at Murfreesboro, Tennessee. | Uriah S Irish
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| 273 | Diane Irish Ward confirmed Vermilla married the widow or Freeland Phelps, Helen Robinson Phelps and moved to California. | Vermilla Irish
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| 274 | How do we know that William Irish of Fairgrove Township is the son of Sally Phelps? Most of our basic information comes from the book by Willis L Irish, “Descendants of John Irish The Immigrant 1629-1963” The full contents of this book can be accessed online at: According to Willis Irish, Sally Phelps married David Irish; they had 12 children and in 1837 moved to Groveland Township in Oakland County, Michigan. Eight sons and 2 daughters came with them. William was the 10th of 12 children, born 1834 in Fort Ann, New York. According to Willis Irish, William was married to Polly. They settled in Fairgrove Township and had the following children: Alfred 1862, Sophronia 1867, Mary 1870, Nellie 1873 and Ida 1876. Willis Irish notes that he later remarried to Henrietta between 1876 and 1880. We know that Willis was incorrect on the Polly marriage. A simple review of the census records for 1860, 1870 and 1880 shows William was married to Henrietta. Birth records of Ida and Mary on file with the Tuscola County clerk show Henrietta as the mother. I have not yet found birth records on the other children. The census records for 1850, 1860 and 1870 do show a Polly Irish living in the same household with William. It also shows Polly as 22 years his senior and not as his spouse. My suspicion is Polly is an older sister. Willis does list a Polly born 1832 as a child of David and Sally Irish, but to match with the census information Polly would have to have been born in 1812. Polly remains a question mark, but she very definitely was not Williams’s wife. But in spite of the Polly Irish error all of the information in Willis Irish’s book matches our William Irish. Sally’s last two children being born in 1843 and in 1846 when Sally was aged 57 and 60. Herb Phelps (a Phelps family researcher) reports that David and Sally were divorced on November 15, 1847 and that she died in Groveland Township on February 17, 1879. The 1850 Census shows David Irish married to Delilah Irish and there are no children living with them. I do not find Sally on the 1850 Census, although I do find her on the 1860 and 1870 Census living with her son Liberty B Irish. Sally is most likely the person referenced in the quintuplets story. Here is a quote from a Herb Phelps message board post: “(There was an article in the The Washington Post of March 10, 1808; "The wife of David IRISH of Westfield (Now Fort Ann, Washington Co. NY.)was delivered of five children, two sons and three daughters. They were alive when born , but died in a few hours. They altogether weighed seven pounds and five ounces." Note of this event was also made in the 1810 Census of Queensbury, Warren Co. NY.) David's wife was Sally PHELPS daughter of Norman PHELPS Sr. of Fort Ann, Washington Co. NY. born July 31, 1785 in Hebron, Tolland Co. CT. They moved to Michigan in 1837 and David & Sally were divorced on November 15, 1847. Sally died in Groveland, Oakland Co. MI on February 17, 1879” Another reference: “David Irish, with a wife and three children, was the last family listed in the 1810 census of Queenbury, Washington County, New York. At the bottom of the page, the census-taker wrote a footnote concerning David's wife as follows: 'This woman is 24 years old and has had 10 children, 5 of which were born at one and the same time.' This may be the first instance of quintuplets recorded in this country." Printed in National Genealogical Society Quarterly, June 1965, Vol. 53.” I have attached an image from the 1810 Census, with an asterisk in the David Irish column and a note below which says exactly what the above reference stated. Some more references concerning this event: The number of children caught our eye, so we looked at the family. The note is really there, and does appear to be marked for David. The Irish families living in Queensbury in 1810 are: Amos Irish Andrew Irish Benjamin Irish David Irish Jonathan Irish There is an extremely well presented website for the Irish family at: http://lthome.com/genealogy/ We copied the following information from there: Benjamin Irish Birth , 16 Mar 1749/50 , S. Kingston, Washington, RI Father , Joseph Irish, b. 20 Apr 1724, S. Kingston, Washington Co., RI Mother , Dorcas (Irish) Group Sheet , F0918 1. Andrew Irish, b. BET 1765 AND 1784 2. David Irish, b. 23 Jan 1783 3. Amos Irish, b. 1786, Amenia, Dutchess, NY 4. Jonathan Irish, b. 27 Jul 1789, Warren or Washington Co., NY This looks like the family. It should be noted that though the census says that Mrs Irish had 10 kids, only 3 are living with them. If this is true that Sally had ten children by 1810, only 1 of the children listed by Willis Irish in his book was born before 1810. That would mean 21 children!!!! With the last born at age 60. It seems only fair to ask a few questions. Was Sally really the wife who had the quintuplets? Was Sally really having children at age 60? I cannot answer the first question, but I can answer the second. Job Irish born in 1843 is listed as the 11th child in Willis’s book. He is given id# 3493 in the book. But, reviewing the book we see that Sally’s son Liberty B had a son, also in 1843, also named Job who is id#3499 in the book. It seems odd that the same name would be duplicated not only in the same generation, but in the same year by close relatives living in the same Township. We have not seen this in the family before. The census records for 1850 show only 1 Job Irish and he is living with Liberty B Irish, not David or Sally. I have found the Oakland County Death Record for Job Irish. He died January 19, 1871 at the age of 27y 11m 6d, which would give a DOB of February 3, 1843. The death record shows he was born and died in Groveland Township of consumption. It lists parents of Liberty B and Jane Irish of Michigan. Based on the above information I conclude that Willis Irish was incorrect and that child number 11 was actually a grand child, the son of Liberty B and Sarah Jane Irish. Norman Irish born in 1846 is listed as the 12th child in Willis’s book. He is given id# 3494 in the book. Willis lists the following information for Norman P: born 7-29-1846 died 9-9-1856, son of J.R. and S.J (we will see what this means, shortly) a footnote states buried in Ortonville Cemetery, Groveland Township, Oakland, Michigan. Reviewing the book we see that Liberty B Irish also had a child Norman P id# 3500 born in 1844 and died in 1915. Again, I find it odd that close relatives living close together would reuse the same name so quickly. A review of the Census records shows only one Norman Irish and he is living with Liberty J. We consult the Ortonville Cemetery Inscriptions copied by Merle Perry Jr in July of 1964. We see only one Norman buried there. The listing reads Irish, Norman P s/o LB & SJ died 9/9/1856 age 10y 1m 10d. s/o means ‘son of’ according to the books abbreviation guide. The age translates to DOB of 7/29/1846. The DOB and DOD match with Willis’s listing for Norman P, son of David and Sally. But, s/o LB & SJ means son of Liberty B and Sarah J. Willis had by some kind of typo translated LB to JR. Based on the above, I conclude that child number 12 was actually a grand child, the son of Liberty B and Sarah Jane Irish. Therefore, William was the last child of David & Sally Irish. Unfortunately his death record does not list his parents and I have no source records to show Sally as William’s mother. So for now, we must rely on Willis Irish to show William’s parentage. I have also ordered the complete Civil War pension file records of William Irish from the National Archives. We know he applied for a pension, but we do not know if he received one. If he did, there should be some interesting personal information on file. NARA (the National Archives) says 60 to 120 days to receive anything, or nothing if that is the case. | William W Irish
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| 275 | Born May 14, 1834 in Fort Ann, Washington, New York to Amos Irish and Vina Harris of Fort Ann. His parentage is confirmed by a Marriage Record filed in Lapeer County on 10 Aug 1901 where he lists the names of his parents. (The book, Descendants of John Irish, The Immigrant, lists his parents as David Irish and Sally Phelps, but we now know that is incorrect) He married Henrietta Phelps, daughter of Reuben Gibson Phelps and Mary Crossett of Fort Ann in Kingsbury, Washington, New York by 1857. On his military pension application paperwork he listed this date as 1842, which is obviously incorrect, as he would have been only 8 at the time. In the 1850 Census he was living with Amos and Vina Irish without a wife. So perhaps he meant 1852. His first child was born abt May 1855. (Albert on the 6/13/1855 New York State Census for Fort Ann as 1 month old; apparently died young, does not appear on any future census) On the 1855 New York State Census for Fort Ann he and Henrietta are living with his parents, Amos and Vina. By the 1860 census he and Henrietta are living within a few households of his in-laws, Reuben G and Mary Phelps in Davison, Genesee, Michigan. On 12/14/1861 he is living in Fairgrove, Tuscola, Michigan where is listed on the Tuscola County marriage record of Henrietta’s aunt Sarah Rebecca Phelps; “I do hereby certify that on the fifteenth day of December in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty one at the house of William Irish in the Township of Fairgrove Joseph O. Shultz aged twenty three and Sarah R Phelps aged sixteen years both of the Township of Fairgrove” On 22 Aug 1864 William Irish joined the 29th Michigan Infantry to serve in the War of the Rebellion. He was a private stationed in Cowan, Tennessee. After prolonged exposure to an ice storm, while guarding a railroad bridge, he fell ill and spent the rest of his life with lung and digestive problems. He was discharged from the Army for medical reasons on 06 Sep 1865. On the 1870 and 1880 census he is still living in Fairgrove with Henrietta. His wife, Henrietta died, 5 Oct 1887. Her gravestone which is next to Williams in Moreland Cemetery in Fairgrove, Tuscola, Michigan says; “Henriette Wife of Wm. Irish Jan 28, 1835-Oct 5 1887”. On the 1900 Census he is living in Ellington, Tuscola, Michigan with his daughter Sophronia. William remarried 10 Aug 1901 to Laura Murna, daughter of Julius Balwin and Lucinda Pierce, both of NY . She died about 1906-1907. We know no more about her. It is on this Lapeer County Marriage record where we find our only known record of his parents names. On the 1910 census he is living in Almer, Tuscola, Michigan with his daughter Sophronia. He died on 14 July 1913 in Caro where he was living with his daughter Ida. His gravestone in Moreland Cemetery, Fairgrove reads; “William Irish Pvt 29th Mich Inf July 14, 1915”. The year on the gravestone is obviously incorrect as his military pension records clearly show he died 7/14/1913, the Tuscola County death ledger shows 7/14/1913 and a probate file was opened in Tuscola County on 8/14/1914. Willis Irish in his book has William married to Polly by 1855 and only marrying Henrietta, his housekeeper after Polly dies. That is incorrect. His military pension file shows he married Henrietta Phelps in Kingsbury, New York. We have Tuscola County birth records for two of their children, Mary and Ida which both show Henrietta as the mother. We have the marriage record for his son Alfred which also shows Henrietta as the mother. A form to obtain burial reimbursement from the bureau of pensions filed by his son-in-law after his death lists Henrietta as his first wife and Mrs. Murna as his second wife. The wives are numbered first and second and Polly is not mentioned. The 1855 New York state census lists Polly as a child of Amos. It is obvious that Polly is a sister to William. William’s date of birth varies from 1830 to 1834 on the census records. He also supplied at least 3 different years of birth during his pension application process. The bureau of pensions finally accepted 1832 as correct. This would conflict with the 1850 census by two years, which is the earliest census record where his age is listed. (P130) Civil War Pension File- NARA 2/15/1909 affidavit of William Irish- I make the following declaration, to correct a statement made by me on March 3, 1907 in which I stated I was 77 years of age born May 14, 1829. That was an error. I was born May 14, 1832 and am past 76 years of age. There is no record public or private of my (birth). (Ever) since I could remember I knew my birthday was May 14 and that I was born in 1832. My memory is not as good as when I was younger and when making the statement called on gave 1829 when I should have said 1832 which I am positive is the correct date. Signed with his mark (Note: we know from census info that neither William or Henrietta could read or write) Witnessed by N E Tallmadge John Abell Notes:(Nathaniel E Tallmadge is the husband of his daughter Sophronia Irish) (John Abell is the husband of his daughter Ida Irish) It should be noted that age has a bearing on the amount of pension paid. At age 62, age 70 and age 75 the rates go up. So there is an incentive for the pensioner to pad his age. William Irish’s earliest age record would be the Oct 1850 census where he was listed as 16. That would translate to a year of birth of 1834, which would make him younger and pay him less pension money. The book “The Descendants of John Irish” lists him at 1834. A listing of census dates, ages and translated years of birth recorded before the pension application is as follows: Oct 1850 Census 16 1834 August 1860 Census 28 1832 June 1870 Census 39 1831 June 1880 Census 50 1830 So it would seem that every 10 years he aged 11 or 12 years! I would say that as the years went by he probably forgot his year of birth and the earlier entries listed are more likely to be correct. 1834, which was the earliest entry used would probably have the most likelihood of being correct. The Tuscola County Birth Ledger entry for his daughter Mary Udora Irish lists William and Henrietta as both being born in Fort Ann, New York. The other birth, death and marriage records only list New York. William’s military pension application lists Washington County, New York as his place of birth. Children of William Irish and Henrietta Phelps: Albert b abt May 1855 apparently died young Vermilla b.1857-58 New York Alfred b. Feb 1860 Michigan m. Mary T Gelisse 19 Apr 1892 Reese, Tuscola, Michigan Julius b. 23 Apr 1861 Fairgrove d. 11 Feb 1940 Sandusky, Sanilac, Michigan m. Mary McCarthy 26 Feb 1884 Lapeer, Lapeer, Michigan Sophronia b. Mar 1868 d. 1937 m. Elias Bills 4 Jul 1883 Flint, Genesee, Michigan m. Nathaniel Eugene Tallmadge 10 Dec 1892 Lapeer, Lapeer, Michigan Mary Udora b. 19 May 1870 Fairgrove m. Alfred Ralston 4 Oct 1886 Caro, Tuscola, Michigan m. Samuel Wedge 22 Feb 1905 Bay City, Bay, Michigan Nellie (Nettie) b. Jun 1872 Fairgrove m. William E Gillett 3 Jun 1894 Grand Blanc, Genesee, Michigan Ida b. 14 Aug 1876 Fairgrove m. John Abell Sources: Tuscola County Birth Records: Ida Irish, Mary Irish Tuscola County Death Records: William Irish, Henrietta Irish Tuscola County Marriage Records: Alfred Irish, Ida Irish, Mary Irish, Sarah R Phelps Genesee County Marriage Records: Sophronia Irish, Nellie Irish Lapeer County Marriage records: Sophronia Irish, William Irish Bay County Marriage Records: Mary Irish Military Pension Records File (NARA): William Irish US Census Records: 1850, 1860, 1870, 1880, 1900 and 1910 Descendants of John Irish The Immigrant 1629-1963 and Families by Willis Luther Irish And Stella Bertha (Putnam) Irish 1964 Some notes on his Civil War Pension file from NARA: Verifies most of the info we already knew about William. The major exception is that nothing about his parents is stated. Added info about a 2nd wife later in life. As part of the pension process the government asked for statements from people who knew him and served with him in the army. There are 21 handwritten statements, some 3-4 pages long. The only name we have heard before is Samuel Fairbanks. Also statements from doctors paint a picture of a sickly man who had many difficulties as life went on. Amazing that he made it to 82 years of age. I find fascinating the statements from his fellow comrades in the military. In the winter of 1865 he was involved in guarding a railway bridge in Cowan, Tennessee. He was exposed to a violent sleet storm during a 6 hour guard shift. His corporeal who relieved him of guard duty said he was coated with ice. He got very sick, very bad cold, coughing and basically the rest of his life, slowly got worse. Coughing and lung problems never went away. Constant bouts of severe diarrhea throughout his life. Everyone who knew him stated that when he came back from the service he was constantly coughing. One said he came back half the man he once was. Medical conditions are catarrh and catarrah of the head, lung problems, kidney problems, partial deafness, intestinal problems. Some of the forms say 5'10" some 5'7". Weight from 115 lbs to 125 lbs. A doctor who examined him in 1885 (note-this was before Henrietta had died) stated emaciated, unable to walk around but for short distances, unable to work. More Notes: (P117-118) William Irish died July 14, 1913 per John Abell, his son-in-law, with whom he was living at the time at 214 E Goarty St (on numerous bureau records) (John Abell wrote in hand 214 E Grant St)(P99) in Caro, Mi. Buried in Moreland Cemetery. (in 1900 and 1910 he was staying with Sophronia, but in 1913 when he died he was staying with Ida). (P128, P123) (William Irish stated he was born in Washington County, New York.) (P117) 1st wife was Henrietta Phelps who died about 10/5/1888 (note: we show 10/5/1887 per cemetery record) 2nd wife was Mrs Neuezna (Neuersna?Neuerna?Neuerma?) first name unknown died about 1906 (this was per John Abell on Application for Reimbursement Form on April 18,1914)(must have been married after 1900, cause not show up on any census) (Unusual that the children did not know her first name) (P106) Married 1842 in Kingsbury, Washington County, New York. He stated never previously married. Per Pension form filled out June 4, 1898 by William Irish. Note:(obviously incorrect date, he would have been 8 at the time. Another reason why we have problems with dates) (we know from the census it would be after 1850. 1st child born 1857) (Kingsbury is just south of Fort Ann on the map) (P137) Original pension application filed May 16, 1888. (This would have been after Henrietta had died) (this appears to be the earliest form) (P6) Sept 10, 1890-pension application form-not the first application. (P12) July 27, 1888 bureau of pensions requests records from war dept (P37) Nov 27,1890-deposition of Wm Irish explaining his illness. Witness Miss Nettie Irish and James E. Hoye (James E Hoye was an employee of the Bureau of Pensions in East Saginaw.) (P97) Another document witnessed by Miss Nettie Irish. This shows us that Nettie is the going name for his daughter Nellie (who would have been 18 at the time) The two references I had earlier come up with for Nettie Irish who I believed could be William’s daughter, now I am sure that they are his daughter. (P111) casket receipt $91 | William W Irish
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| 276 | Cass City Chronicle 8/14/1914---Probate News-- In the estate of William Irish, late of Caro, Theron W Atwood, appointed administrator. | William W Irish
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| 277 | County: Lapeer Vol: 4 Page: 234 Record #: Date of License: Aug 9, 1901 Name of Groom: William Irish Name of Bride: Laurna Murna (Baldwin) Age of Groom: 70 Age of Bride: 70 Race of Groom: W Race of Bride: W Residence of Groom: Goodland Residence of Bride: Goodland Birthplace of Groom: New York Birthplace of Bride: New York Occupation of Groom: Farmer Occupation of Bride: Housekeeper Father of Groom: Amos Irish Father of Bride: Julius Baldwin Mother of Groom: Vina Harris Mother of Bride: Lucinda Pierce # of prev marriages for Groom: 1 # of prev marriage for Bride: 2 Date of Marriage: Aug 10, 1901 Place of Marriage: Goodland Person officiating: E N Cooper, Minister Witness: Richard Aldrich Residence: (Lapeer?) Witness: Mrs. R. Aldrich Residence: (Lapeer?) | William W Irish
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| 278 | Daughter Mary Udora's birth record shows place of birth of both William & Henrietta as Fort Ann, New York (P130) of his pension record. 2/15/1909 affidavit of William Irish- I make the following declaration, to correct a statement made by me on March 3, 1907 in which I stated I was 77 years of age born May 14, 1829. That was an error. I was born May 14, 1832 and am past 76 years of age. There is no record public or private of my (birth). (Ever) since I could remember I knew my birthday was May 14 and that I was born in 1832. My memory is not as good as when I was younger and when making the statement called on gave 1829 when I should have said 1832 which I am positive is the correct date. Signed with his mark Note:(we know from census info that both William & Henrietta can not read or write) Witnessed by N E Tallmadge John Abell Notes:(Nathaniel E Tallmadge is the husband of Sophronia Irish) (John Abell is the husband of Ida Irish) (P122) On May 27, 1912--- William Irish corrected his date of birth to May 14, 1831. It should be noted that age has a bearing on the amount of pension paid. At age 62, age 70 and age 75 the rates go up. So there is an incentive for the pensioner to pad his age. William Irish’s earliest age record would be the Oct 1850 census where he was listed as 16. That would translate to 1834, which would make him younger and pay him less pension money. The book “The Descendants of John Irish” lists him at 1834. (I would imagine that date is from the census records) A listing of census dates, ages and translated years of birth recorded before the pension application is as follows: Oct 1850 Census 16 1834 August 1860 Census 28 1832 June 1870 Census 39 1831 June 1880 Census 50 1830 So it would seem that every 10 years he aged 11 years. I would say that as the years went by he probably forgot his year of birth and the earlier entries listed are more likely to be correct. I doubt we will ever really know, though. I am entering 1834 as the preferred date, though, as that was the earliest entry. In his pension packet on page 123 & 127 he states that he was born in Washington County, New York. | William W Irish
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| 279 | AUGUSTA COUNTY, VIRGINIA - CHALKLEY'S CHRONICLES; Vol 3, PP 220 - 229 Page 311.--6th March, 1803. David Jackson's will--To wife, Margaret; to son, John; son, Samuel; daughter, Margaret; daughter, Elizabeth Corothers; daughter, Jane Phillips; son, David; son, Thomas. Executors, sons David Carothers, John Jackson. Teste: William Bell, William and Joseph Wilson. Proved, 28th November, 1803, and executors qualify. | DAVID JACKSON
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| 280 | AUGUSTA COUNTY, VIRGINIA - CHALKLEY'S CHRONICLES; Vol 3, PP 220 - 229 Page 311.--6th March, 1803. David Jackson's will--To wife, Margaret; to son, John; son, Samuel; daughter, Margaret; daughter, Elizabeth Corothers; daughter, Jane Phillips; son, David; son, Thomas. Executors, sons David Carothers, John Jackson. Teste: William Bell, William and Joseph Wilson. Proved, 28th November, 1803, and executors qualify. | ELIZABETH JACKSON
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| 281 | 1850 census appears as Julius Irish!! This apparently caused an erroneous Julius Irish entry to appear in many books and trees. However, this name does not appear again. The children are the children of Norman Irish (deceased) and Judith Jenkins Irish. The sex is female. Apparently this is just an entry error for Judith Irish. | Judith Jenkins
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| 282 | from Anton Colony | ANNA KATHARINA ELISABETH JOHANN
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| 283 | From cvgs/origins website: Johann Michael Johann was born on 28 February 1739 in Ober-Schönmattenweg (east of Weinheim), today in Baden-Württemberg. He immigrated to Denmark (Schleswig-Holstein) and settled in the colony of Veltenhof. He married on 26 May 1760 in the colony of Fredericia (Denmark) to Eva Margaretha Sattler. She was born in about 1736 in Affolterbach. They immigrated to Russia in 1763, and arrived in the colony of Anton on 7 September 1764. They and their children are recorded on the 1767census of Anton where Michael is serving as the Vorsteher (mayor) in Household No. 1. Researchers Gerhard Lang Sources - Lang, Gerhard. German Colonists of Denmark on the Volga. - Pleve, Igor. Einwanderung in das Wolgagebiet, 1764-1767 Band 2 (Göttingen: Göttinger Arbeitskreis, 2001): 51. From http://www.russia-colonists.eu/wandere.htm by Gerhard Lang MIGRATION OF COLONISTS FROM GERMANY IN 1761 TO SCHLESWIG-HOLSTEIN AND LATER TO THE VOLGA IN 1763. In 1761, the Danish king (Duke of Schleswig-Holstein) recruited people from souther Germany to settle in Schleswig-Holstein, to drain the bogs and swamps and make the land productive. Many Germans answered the appeal. Later the worsening economic situation and resentment by local domestic workmen caused some colonists to break their contract with the king and desert. As the number of desertions increased, provision was made for colonists to apply for permission to leave. At the same time, czarina Katharina the Great issued the manifesto that encouraged people to come to Russia. Among the inducements was provision for advance payment of colonist costs for the journey. There was a resident recruiter of colonists in Kiel. The colonist records in Schleswig show that many colonists left, some requesting permission to do so while others simply deserted without a trace. Transport lists of those leaving from Travemünde and Lübeck are not to be found. The Kuhlberg lists do provide listings of colonists arriving in Russia. The Volga village census records are another source. By comparing family names and ther names and ages of family members, I come to the conclusion that there is a high probability that many of the families that left Schleswig-Holstein became colonists on the Volga. Pasted from JOHANN Johann Michael 28.02.1739 Oberschönmattenweg oo 26.05.1760 Fredericia SATTLER Eva Margaretha * 1736 Affolterbach Ober-Schönmattenweg - Veltenhof - Anton | JOHANN MICHAEL JOHANN
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| 284 | Reformed Faith, coach-maker from Braunfels, Aleendorf place. Arrivedin Oranienbaum(not far from St. Petersburg) on 8/8/1766 by the ship under the command of Heidrickson. They arrived in Kukkus Colony 6/26/1767. | Heinrich Johannes
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| 285 | They had no children | Margaret Johannes
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| 286 | In 1880 Elmyra Hazen is living with Edward as a mother-in-law. . As Margaret Jordon did not die until 1921 it is most likely that Hazen is the name of a later spouse of Margaret Jordan's mother. | Margaret Jordan
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| 287 | Margaret A. Gordon Birth: 1864, Death: 1921 Family links: Spouse: Edward M. Gordon (1854 - 1904) Burial: Lakeport Cemetery Burtchville Township St. Clair County Michigan, USA Created by: Sam Lindsay MSgt USMC Re... Record added: Nov 14, 2009 Find A Grave Memorial# 44326980 | Margaret Jordan
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| 288 | Alanson A. Smith FlemingsQueen (View posts) Posted: 21 Jul 2003 6:57AM GMT Classification: Surnames: I am looking for any information on Alanson A. Smith. I think he might be my great great grandfather. I found him in the 1920 census living with a daughter in Mankato Township. If this is the right person he at one time lived in Tuscola County MI (Caro). He had a brother or uncle by the name of Freeman Smith. I cannot read the daughters name on the census entry. He was married in 1863 to Emily Shultz. She died in Caro MI on January 1, 1865. They had a son named Albert A. Smith who later changed his name to Albert A. Kile. He was adopted by Gearhart and Nancy Shultz Kile. Any of this sound familiar to any of you? Please email me direct if you have a connection. Thanks, Re: KILE family of Tuscola Co, MI FlemingsQueen (View posts) Posted: 23 Apr 2003 7:16AM GMT Classification: Query Surnames: Kile, Johnston, Faling, Parkin, Smith Hello, I am really not sure if it is the same person. My great great grandfathers name was Gearhart Kile. He was born 01-28-1816. He died on 09-28-1896. He married Nancy (maiden name unknown) on 02-08-1838. Do not know when she died. They adopted Albert Smith on 01-03-1865. His name was not changed to Kile until 1885 because he had to be 21 first before they could legally change his name. His birthdate is 11-04-1864 and he died on 11-12-1937. They lived in the area around Caro, MI. Albert married Janet Johnston. They are both buried in the cemetary somewhere outside of Caro, MI. They had 5 children, Thresea, Ella, Sadie, Bessie, and Milton Thomas who was my grandfather. By all means contact me if there is a link. Please!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! | Albert A Kile
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| 289 | name legally changed 5/2/1893 from Albert A Smith to Albert A Kile | Albert A Kile
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| 290 | name legally changed 5/2/1893 from Albert A Smith to Albert A Kile | Albert A Kile
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| 291 | Taken from The History of Tuscola County, Biographical Sketches and Illustrations, H. R. Page Co., Chicago, 1883. Transcribed by Bonnie Petee. G. KILE was born in Pennsylvania in 1852, and came to Tuscola County with his parents in 1856, and settled upon the farm now owned and occupied by the subject of this sketch. His father, N. Kile, died in July 1858. Mr. Kile was married in October, 1880, to Miss Tilley Fritz, of Pennsylvania, and has one son. His farm contains 160 acre of land on sections 12 and 13. G. KILE, SR., was born in Columbus County, Pa., in 1818, remaining there until he became of age. In 1838 he was married to Miss Nancy Schultz, of that county, and soon thereafter bought a piece of land in the locality and commenced farming for himself, which he continued until 1852 when he sold out and came to Michigan. He at first rented a farm near Ann Arbor, upon which he resided two years, when he came to the township of Juniata and, after traveling a long distance through the unbroken wilderness, took up the farm upon which he now resides, and subsequently added eighty acres, making him a farm of 160 acres. 7/29/07-checked cass city enterprise for obit--none tuscola probate file cal#2 file#2076 | Gearhart Kile, Sr
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| 292 | Johannis BARNTZ Family Columbia County Replies: 46 Some Descendants of Johann Wilhelm HESS, Sr. Roxanne Eckenrode (View posts) Posted: 22 Mar 1999 12:00PM GMT Classification: Query Surnames: HESS, GOTTHARD, KILE, FRITZ, STEPHENS, FORCE, COLES, SHULTZ, BRINK, JACKSON, GIBBONS, LAUBACH, TOWIE, DEAN, YORKS, LEWIS, HENOP, EVANS, SPENCER, BARNETT, FRUTSCHI, BROWN, LUNGER, KELER, INGOLD, ULER, DILTS, HARRIS, GIRTON, LARISH, RIEMER, WATTRING, SORBER, MOSTELLER, RICHART, ROBERTS, ROBBINS, KELLER, PRIEST, YOCUM, WHITMIRE, KUHN, YETZ, SCHOLL, HERMANN, LOWERY Accuracy is not guaranteed. Most of this information is from my research at the Columbia County Historical Society. Descendants of Johann Wilhelm Hess, Sr. 1 Johann Wilhelm HESS, Sr. b: Bef. 1742 residing in Drylands, Forks Twp., Northampton Co., PA per 1790 tax list d: 17 Feb 1827 Catawissa Twp., Columbia Co., PA Misc.: Bef. 1819 Moved to son's home in Catawissa Twp. ..+Anna Catharina GOTTHARD b: Bef. 1742 m: Bef. 1765 d: Bef. 1813 .............2 Maria HESS b: 21 Nov 1765 d: Jun 1830 .................+John KILE b: 27 Nov 1765 of Northampton Co., PA prior to 1792; Sugarloaf Twp., Columbia Co., PA m: 06 Jul 1788 First Reformed Church, Easton, Northampton Co., PA d: 1862 Columbia Co., PA Misc.: 13 Apr 1818 Purchased 75 acres in Sugarloaf Twp., Columbia Co., from his father-in-law ............................3 Katie KILE ................................+George FRITZ ............................3 Nancy KILE ................................+Billy STEPHENS ............................3 daughter KILE ............................3 daughter KILE ............................3 son KILE ............................3 William KILE b: 1790 ................................+Mary J. FORCE b: 1796 ............................3 John KILE b: 16 Aug 1793 d: 12 Oct 1869 ................................+Elizabeth FRITZ .............2 Elizabeth HESS b: 13 Dec 1766 Northampton Co., PA d: 26 Oct 1828 Columbia Co., PA .................+Ezekiel COLE, Sr. b: 24 May 1756 Raritan region, NJ m: 17 Jan 1790 First Reformed Church, Easton, Northampton Co., PA d: 10 Jun 1829 Columbia Co., PA ............................3 Catherine COLE b: 25 Dec 1791 ............................3 Elizabeth COLE b: 26 Jun 1793 ................................+Mr. SHULTZ ............................3 Rebecca COLE b: 26 Feb 1795 ................................+Joshua BRINK ............................3 Ezekiel COLE, Jr. b: 26 Feb 1797 ................................+Elizabeth JACKSON ............................3 Isaiah COLE b: 27 Mar 1800 ................................+Mary GIBBONS ............................3 William COLE b: 09 Oct 1801 ................................+Elizabeth LAUBACH b: ca. 1805 m: 1825 Columbia Co., PA ............................3 Catherine COLE b: 03 Nov 1803 ............................3 Helen COLE b: 24 Oct 1805 ................................+Samuel TOWIE ( Lowery?) ............................3 Adaline COLE b: 25 Jul 1807 ................................+Joseph DEAN .............2 Sophia HESS b: 18 Nov 1767 .................+Phillip FRITZ .............2 Frederick HESS b: ca. 1769 settled in Sugarloaf Twp., Columbia Co., PA d: Jul 1829 Misc.: Purchased land in Sugarloaf Twp., Columbia Co., PA from his brother William .................+Mary YORKS ............................3 Sarah HESS b: 14 Nov 1812 ................................+John LEWIS m: 28 Jun 1832 Greenwood Twp., Columbia Co., PA ............................3 Elizabeth HESS b: 04 Jul 1816 ............................3 John HESS b: 27 Nov 1817 .............2 Anna HESS b: 22 May 1769 of Evansville, Briar Creek Twp., Columbia Co., PA Bapt./Christened: 13 Aug 1769 First German Ref. Church of Easton, PA, by the Rev. Fred L. Henop .................+James EVANS b: of Evansville, Briar Creek Twp., Columbia Co., PA .............2 Johannes HESS b: 1770-1777 settled in Sugarloaf Twp., Columbia Co., PA .................+Charity COLE b: 06 Jun 1780 ............................3 Rebecca HESS b: 15 Mar 1809 ................................+Alexander COLE b: ca. 1810 ............................3 Peter HESS b: 08 Jan 1812 ............................3 William HESS b: 07 Aug 1814 .............2 Johann Wilhelm HESS, Jr. b: 19 Nov 1771 settled in Sugarloaf Twp., Columbia Co., PA d: ca. Oct 1823 Misc.: Had purchased his homestead in Sugarloaf Twp., Columbia Co., from his father ............................3 Jacob HESS b: Bef. 1809 ............................3 Tobias HESS b: Bef. 1809 ............................3 Abraham HESS b: Jul 1809 ............................3 Anna HESS ............................3 Sarah HESS ................................+Samuel SPENCER .............2 Conrad HESS b: 19 Nov 1772 settled in Sugarloaf Twp., Columbia Co., PA Misc.: 23 Jun 1819 Bought and settled on some of his father's land in Sugarloaf Twp. .................+Susannah BARNETT b: ca. 1790 ............................3 Gilbert HESS b: 04 Mar 1813 ............................3 Elisabeth HESS b: 04 Jul 1816 ............................3 Christean HESS b: 1818 d: 1897 ................................+Ezekiel COLE b: ca. 1815 .............2 Eliza HESS b: 03 Feb 1773 .................+Christian LAUBACH, Jr. b: ca. 1770 ............................3 Elizabeth LAUBACH b: ca. 1805 ................................+William COLE b: 09 Oct 1801 m: 1825 Columbia Co., PA .............2 Johann Georg HESS b: 02 Dec 1778 settled in Sugarloaf and then Benton Twps., Columbia Co., PA d: Mar 1850 Bapt./Christened: 04 Apr 1779 by Rev. John William Ingold Bapt. Sponsors: Johanns Frutschi and Elizabeth Hess, both single Misc.: Farmed and ran a mill 2 miles north of Benton, Columbia Co., PA .................+Elizabeth BROWN b: 30 Mar 1782 d: 31 Oct 1850 ............................3 David HESS b: 1798-1832 ............................3 Elizabeth HESS b: 1798-1832 ............................3 Enoch HESS b: 1798-1832 ............................3 John HESS b: 1798-1832 ............................3 Joseph HESS b: 1798-1832 ............................3 Martha HESS b: 1798-1832 ............................3 Samuel HESS b: 1798-1832 ............................3 Wesley HESS b: 1798-1832 ............................3 William HESS b: 1798-1832 ............................3 James HESS b: ca. 1805 ................................+Elizabeth LUNGER m: 22 Feb 1827 Greenwood Twp., Columbia Co., PA ............................3 Sarah HESS b: ca. 1806 ................................+Andrew J. KELER m: 25 May 1826 Greenwood Twp., Columbia Co., PA ............................3 Elijah HESS b: 04 Feb 1810 ............................3 Mary Ann HESS b: 31 Aug 1813 .............2 Andreas HESS b: 06 Jan 1780 Northampton Co., PA d: 24 Apr 1853 Bapt./Christened: 07 May 1780 by Rev. John William Ingold Bapt. Sponsors: Andreas Uler and Anna, his wife Misc.: Settled in Central, Sugarloaf Twp., on land purchased from his brother William .................+Mary SHULTZ b: 28 Dec 1778 d: 06 Sep 1871 ............................3 Sophia HESS b: 25 Dec 1802 PA d: 25 Apr 1862 PA ................................+George DILTS b: 26 Dec 1802 d: 25 Aug 1871 PA ............................3 daughter HESS Misc.: 1848 living in Grassmere at time of Great Flood in Fishing Creek ................................+Girton HARRIS b: of Grassmere, Columbia Co., PA ca. 1848 ............................3 Samuel HESS ............................3 Jacob HESS ................................+Maria GIRTON b: ca. 1805 ............................3 George HESS b: 1813 PA d: 1884 ................................+Rebecca COLE b: ca. 1815 ............................3 Daniel HESS b: 1815 d: 1882 ................................+Mary M. LARISH b: ca. 1815 ............................3 Mary A. HESS b: 1821 d: 1890 ................................+Cyrus LARISH b: ca. 1820 .............2 Abraham HESS b: 18 Apr 1781 Bapt./Christened: 22 Jan 1782 by Rev. John William Ingold Bapt. Sponsors: Jeremias Hess and his wife Elizabeth .................+Sarah or Elizabeth RIEMER ............................3 Mathias HESS ............................3 William HESS ............................3 Anna Maria HESS b: 30 Apr 1803 .............2 Wilhelm Henrich HESS, Sr. b: 06 Dec 1782 Northampton Co., PA d: 1847 Bapt./Christened: 08 Jun 1783 by Rev. John William Ingold Bapt. Sponsors: Joshua Wilhelm Frutschi and Anna Margaretha Wattring, both single .................+Elizabeth YORKS ............................3 Henry HESS, Jr. ............................3 Rhoda HESS d: 10 Sep 1885 ................................+Henry C. HESS b: 24 May 1821 Bloomsburg, Columbia Co., PA m: 03 Feb 1842 d: Aft. 1885 Misc.: Democrat ............................3 Elsie HESS ................................+George FRITZ ............................3 Adteline HESS ............................3 Alexander "Robert" HESS ................................+Rachel HESS ............................3 Joshua B. HESS ................................+Edna Amanda SORBER .............2 Johann Paul HESS b: 26 Feb 1784 Northampton Co., PA; settled n of Waller, Jackson Twp., Columbia Co., PA Bapt./Christened: 16 Oct 1784 by Rev. John William Ingold Bapt. Sponsors: Johannes and Sophia Gotthard Misc.: 1811 settled north of Waller, Jackson Twp., on tract of 240 acres .................+Hannah YORKS ............................3 Samuel Y. HESS ................................+Louisa MOSTELLER ............................3 Benjamin HESS b: ca. 1805 ................................+Eliza RICHART ............................*2nd Wife of Benjamin Hess: ................................+Margaret LUNGER m: 13 Sep 1827 Greenwood Twp., Columbia Co., PA ............................3 John P. HESS b: Oct 1807 d: 24 May 1890 aged 82 yrs 7 mos ?dys ................................+Mary ROBERTS ............................*2nd Wife of John P. Hess: ................................+Susanna ROBBINS ............................3 Elizabeth HESS b: 03 Nov 1812 Columbia Co., PA ................................+Jacob KELLER ............................3 Catherine HESS b: 20 Feb 1814 Columbia Co., PA ................................+Samuel PRIEST ............................*2nd Husband of Catherine Hess: ................................+James YOCUM ............................3 Mary HESS b: 14 Mar 1816 Columbia Co., PA ................................+William E. ROBERTS ............................3 William Y. HESS b: 18 Jun 1818 d: 18 Jul 1895 aged 77 yrs 1 mo ................................+Ellen ROBBINS d: 1891 ............................3 Sarah HESS b: 1821 d: 1865 ................................+Thomas COLE b: 1817 d: 1889 ............................3 Frederick HESS b: 28 Feb 1821 Columbia Co., PA d: 28 Feb 1901 aged 76 yrs 11 mos 29 dys Bapt./Christened: 27 Feb 1825 St. Gabriel's Episcopal Church, Columbia Co., PA ................................+Susanna WHITMIRE b: 25 Mar 1819 d: 11 Apr 1890 aged 71 yrs 17 dys .............2 Jacob HESS b: 19 Nov 1785 Northampton Co., PA; settled in Sugarloaf then Catawissa Twps., Columbia Co., PA Bapt./Christened: 09 Mar 1986 by Rev. John William Ingold Bapt. Sponsors: Jacob Kuhn and Elizabeth Yetz, both single Misc.: Catawissa Twp., Columbia Co., PA .................+Mrs. Jacob (Mary) HESS ............................3 Elizabeth HESS b: 13 Jan 1813 Columbia Co., PA ............................3 Catharine HESS b: 18 Nov 1814 Columbia Co., PA ............................3 Calep HESS b: 01 Nov 1816 .............2 Tobias HESS b: 1789 Northampton Co., PA; settled in Greenwood Twp., Columbia Co., PA Bapt./Christened: 1789 by Rev. Hermann Bapt. Sponsors: Tobias Scholl Misc.: settled in Greenwood Twp., Columbia Co., PA .................+Mrs. Tobias (Hannah) HESS | John Kile, Sr
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| 293 | tuscola probate cal#1 file#538 | Nelson Kile
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| 294 | Probably the daughter of Johann Martin Kisselmann b.1872 | MARIA ELISABETH KISSELMAN
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| 295 | Appears in the 1910 census twice 0n apr 15 in Cheboyban and on apr 28 in Arenac | Elwin Kittle
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| 296 | possible: edward J Krumm died 6 Apr 2001 in Lincoln per SSDI | Edward Krumm
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| 297 | Louis was killed in a Factory Accident (Riverside Fibre Co's Mill, Appleton, WI). He was 23 years of age. His headstone and several others in that row were missing. | Augusta Lizzie Lange
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| 298 | Perhaps is Dousabel Leigh, but not proven. | Dousabel Leigh?
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| 299 | St Margarets Church | SARAH LINCOLN
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| 300 | MORRIS LOUNSBURY, lumber manufacturer, Mount Vernon, was born in Saltfleet Township, Wentworth County, Nov. 23, 1831, and is a son of William B. and Sarah (Corey) Lounsbury. His father, William B., was born in Queen's County, New Brunswick and came to Canada about 1823, settling in wentworth County. He married Sarah, daughter of Thomas Corey. Their children are Charlotte, Susan A., John, Edward, Harriett, Morris and Sarah. Morris Lounsbury received a common school education, was brought up a farmer, and came to Brant County in 1845. He married, February 9th, 1851, Sarah Ann, born March 3, 1831, daughter of Samuel Tapley, of Brant County. They have a family of six children, viz., William R., born April 9th, 1853, who, on the eve of his marriage to an estimable young lady, was killed in what is known as the Dock Street Building accident, St. John, New Brunswick, May 3, 1879; Elmer T., born January 8th, 1855; Amanda J., born August 5th, 1858, died May 7th, 1876; Lydia A., born May 16th, 1861; Clara, born July 28, 1863; Mary, born June 29, 1866, died October 25th, 1876. Mr. Lounsbury built the mill now run on premises owned by him in Brant County, in 1872. His farm here consists of 75 1/2 Acres, with an additional farm in Burford Township of 400 acres recently purchased; of this 80 acres are under a high state of cultivation, and 250 of valuable primeval forest. He is a member of the Freemasons and of the A.O.U.W., is a Justice of the Peace, and a member of the Episcopal Methodist Church. Edward Lounsbury, a brother of Morris, has been for several years a prominent minister of the above church, and has filled all the official positions of that church excepting that of bishop. John Lounsbury, the grandfather of our subject, was a native of Brooklyn, N.Y., where he married Charlotte Dingy, a native of New York. In 1791 they emigrated to St. John, N.B., and afterwards located in Queen's County, N.B., where he died at the age of 59 years. His wife lived to reach the age of 88 years. they had a family of eight children- three boys and five girls. Page 579 and Part of 580 On-line biography from http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~onbrant/biosbran1.htm: | Morris Lounsbury
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