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Matches 6,501 to 6,550 of 6,938
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| 6501 | Thomas Ewing was a Captain in the Revolutionary War and was a | Ewing, Thomas (I2733056916)
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| 6502 | Thomas never married. | Dunham, Thomas (I5659329007)
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| 6503 | Though his sister and brothers, Rex and Ed, are, Charles is not mentioned in his grandmother's obituary in June 1943 which suggests that he died prior to that. | Jaquette, Charles (I8667772840)
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| 6504 | Though his sister and brothers, Rex and Ed, are, James is not mentioned in his grandmother's obituary in June 1943 which suggests that he died prior to that. | Jaquette, James (I8667772841)
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| 6505 | Timothy Cummins probate 1823 July 22 names wife Temperance Pennington Cummins. She became the wife of Gideon Appleton and died Nove 1848. the will of Timothy Cummins mentions the sum of 50 dollars to be paid to a Wm Pennington and Jane Severson | Cummins, Timothy (I2732913390)
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| 6506 | Tindholt (Nyhuus) | Pedersdatter, Karen (I5856886518)
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| 6507 | Tindholt (Nyhuus) | Pedersen, Peder (I5856886519)
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| 6508 | Title: New York Petitions for Naturalization Note: New York Petitions for Naturalization Repository: Page: Volume: 20, Record Number: 167 4 Nov 1840 Marine Court of the City of New York | Baack, Heinrich Eduard Sr. (I601061367)
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| 6509 | Tom died early in life. | Patterson, Thomas (I2733056927)
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| 6510 | Tombstone Records of Madison County, Iowa, Page 12, record for Jacob Bennett mentions wife Susannah. | Schaffer, Lydia Susannah (I5659311002)
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| 6511 | Tombstone says 1 Feb 1794 | Bennett, Jacob (I5659311001)
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| 6512 | Took the name Dahl when he immigrated to America. | Dahl, Nils Tobias Pedersen (I5856880721)
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| 6513 | Tracking Florence D Widel: 1870 census lists a boy named Clarence in the John F and Susan Jewett household of the right age. 1880 census lists a Della Widel with Susan. In 1885, a Florence D is living with Fred and Tyra Pratt. In 1900, a Florence D. Riegel is married to a Frank Riegel in South Fork, Jackson Co., Iowa. She's the right age, and parentage is from Pennsylvania and Ohio (the birthplaces of John F. and Susan Jewett). Ron R. has a page at http://awt.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=rrrose2&id=I066298 where he lists Frank Riegel married to a "Della Wehel". I've emailed Ron for more information. Kay Lasander has a listing for Frank here: http://trees.ancestry.com/pt/person.aspx?pid=-1277029044&tid=4679698&ssrc= ...that lists him married to an "Adela", with a daughter named Florence Lula. I've emailed Kay for more information. | Widel, Mary Altyra (I8779181931)
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| 6514 | Translated from 'Nordmændene i Amerika' by Martin Ulvestad. 1907: Christian Pedersen Marindahl from Ringsaker is given as the first Norwegian settler in this county. He settled at a place that now bears his name (Marindahl) in 1860. The Indians were his neighbors there for a time. Next after Christian Pedersen came Ole Pedersen, M. J. Minde, John J. Aalseth, C. H. Brurud, Frans Shager, Gulbrand Levorson, Haldor Bryngelsen Løen, Lars Olsen, Simon Petersen, Torger Nelson, T. Aalseth, Mathias Larsen, Peder Einarsen and Torbjørn Torbjørnsen. They were also sort of soldiers against the Indians. They received carbines and saddles from the government. | Nelsen, Torger (I5857848840)
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| 6515 | Tveten (Bergen-Langeland) | Hansdatter, Anna (I5856886516)
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| 6516 | TWIN OF JOSHUA DIED AS INFANT | Tobey, ELISHA (I5856877469)
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| 6517 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Worland, Lawrence Dayton (I8667847549)
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| 6518 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Worland, Florence Lucine (I8667847548)
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| 6519 | Uncle Bode says there are 2 other children (see his notes) by a different mother which are not related: Tyler and Joshua. Check this with Michael or his dad. !STATUS: INC. NO CONTACT. | Aanestad, Michael (I5857878814)
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| 6520 | US Census 1900 | Source (S560402473)
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| 6521 | US Consul in Peru, South America | Ringgold, Fayette M (I1167732037)
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| 6522 | Using tombstone math, the date should be 4 Oct 1803 | Schaffer, Lydia Susannah (I5659311002)
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| 6523 | Vasdahl, Bøhle | Carlson, Erick (I142)
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| 6524 | Vasdalen | Christensdatter, Karen Susanne (I5856886409)
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| 6525 | Vasdalen (Bjerva-USA) | Christensdatter, Anne (I5856886408)
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| 6526 | Vasdalen (Steenstad-Jøntvedt) | Christensen, Peder (I5856886407)
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| 6527 | Vasdalen (Steenstad-Vasdalen)/Vasdalen (Steenstad-Vasdalen) | Pedersen, Christen (I5856886395)
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| 6528 | Vassdalen / Bergan | Christensdatter, Kari (I5856886406)
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| 6529 | Velicite, Felicite | Vallee, Felicite (I8667792408)
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| 6530 | Verla Marie Shafer was born on the Shea Place, 9 miles west of Alva and two North. Verla attended all six years of grade school at Longfellow School, Alva Junior High and attended Alva Oklahoma High School to the 10th grade. Verla was cremate and also her third husband Ervin Hefner. Verla was married to Leonard Harrison Miller from 1942 to 1946, Sherman Bixler from 1947 to 1976, Ervin Hefner from 1994 to 1999. Facts about this person: Cremation October 13, 2002 Davis, Oklahoma Murray County | Shafer, Verla Marie (I2732913668)
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| 6531 | Vivian ?Toots? Mace, 88, of Browerville, passed away on February 1, 2009, at the Long Prairie Memorial Nursing Home. Funeral services for Toots were held on Thursday, 11 a.m., February 5, 2009, at the Zion Lutheran Church in Browerville with Pastor Nate Loer officiating. Casket bearers were Toots? grandchildren: Tory Mace, Michelle Basha, Chad Backlund, Dr. Candace Johnson, Jeremiah Tesch, Rebecca Tesch, Krista Hurcomb, Kerri Whipple, Eric Mace, Heather Novak, Amanda Obert and Lindsey Mace. Toots was born on February 25, 1920, in Almora, Minnesota, to Arthur and Ella (Barker) Simonson. She attended country school near Parkers Prairie through the eight grade. On April 17, 1947, Toots married Fay Mace in Sisseton, South Dakota. They made Browerville their home. Toots worked in the Browerville Public School system for nearly 30 years. After her retirement in the late 1980?s, Toots became very active in church and community organizations, including founding the local chapter of ?The Red Hat Society.? She was a member of Zion Lutheran Church in Browerville, Homemakers, Topps Club, and most of all she enjoyed her children, grandchildren and great grandchildren. Toots is survived by her children: Jan (Doug) Differt of Hastings, Toni (Dave) Stowe of Osakis, Tom Mace of Albuquerque, New Mexico, Dan (Jeanette) Mace of Hastings, Cheri (Ivan) Tesch of Swanville, siblings: Betty Lou Buchter of Cresco, Pennsylvania, Louise Loegring of Poplar, Montana, 12 grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren. Toots is preceded in death by her parents: Arthur Simonson and Ella Fiskum, husband, Fay, brother, Leslie ?Spud? Simonson. | Simonsen, Vivian Marie (I17558561568)
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| 6532 | Wale (Graver) | Johnsdatter, Anne Christine (I5856886495)
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| 6533 | Walker was the informant for his mother's death certificate. At that time, November 1912, he listed his address as Mansfield, Ohio. In the 1910 Crawford County, Ohio Census, Walker, Ambra, and their children reside in Galion. Walker is employed as a locomotive engineer. In the 1920 Summit County, Ohio Census, Walker and his wife reside in Kenmore in the home of a niece and nephew, Raymond and Myra Stone. Walker is employed as railroad engineer. Walker is listed as a surviving sibling in his brother, John Price's, December 1927 obituary; at that time he resided in Kenmore, Summit County, Ohio. In the 1930 Summit County, Ohio Census, Walker and his wife reside in Akron. He is employed as a railroad engineer. At the time of his sister, Helen's, death in February 1934, Walker resided in Akron, Ohio. | Price, Walker J. (I8667771981)
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| 6534 | Walker, Richard, planter, St Mary's Co., 10th Oct., 1717; 7th Nov., 1717. To son James and hrs., land on s. side branch ---, and personalty. " dau. Mary and hrs., land on n. side sd. branch, and personalty. Shd. either die during minority or without issue, survivor to inherit portion of deceased. Shd. both die during minority or without issue, dau.'s portion to pass to nephew Thomas Walker, the part on s. side to pass to nephew Thomas (son of Thomas). " nephew Richard Walker and hrs., "Berry." " wife Ann, extx., residue of personal estate. Test: Peter Browne, Anthony Browne, Thos. Dillon. 14. 652. Richard Walker 39C.186 I SM £20.3.0 Nov 7 1717 Jan 11 1717/18 Appraisers: James French, John Ford. Creditors: Henry Spinke, Thomas Dillon. Next of kin: Thomas Walker, Martin Yates. Richard Walker 1.326 A SM £20.3.0 £15.13.11 Nov 19 1718 Payments to: John Farderty, William Yates, Richard Vowles, John Ford, Anthony Williams, James French, Robert Ford, Henry Spink, Thomas DilIon. Distribution to: executrix (1/3). Executrix: Ann Peak (relict), now wife of Peter Peak. Richard Walker 2.188 A SM £23.8.3 £26.0.1 Aug 7 1719 Payments to: Col. Asguith, Esq. Bladen, Esq. Boardley, John Baker. Administrator: Peter Peake. | Walker, Richard (I8779218225)
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| 6535 | Walter graduated from Freedom High School in 1949. While there he was active in the FFA and held several offices, including: president of the NW District FFA in 1948, and president of the Freedom FFA chapter from 1947-1949. In 1949 he was awarded the Star Farmer of America Degree. In 1950 he was awarded the American Farmer award. He was elected National FFA President in 1950. That same year he was appointed an Honorary Colonel on lthe Governor's staff by Governor Johnston Murray. He graduated from Oklahoma A&M College (now OSU) in 1954 and then served in the US Army for two years as a pilot, serving part of that time in Korea. | Cummins, Walter Scott (I5659045630)
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| 6536 | Walworth County Courthouse Death Record: Volume 1, page 142 Ana Mria Anderson Died 1 Feb. 1880 of applexy at Whitewater, Wis. buried East cemetery Father - Chrstian Vasdalen Mother - Mary " age 58, female born Norway Jan. 1820 Husband - Geo. Anderson | Christensdatter, Anna Maria (I5659310864)
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| 6537 | Wandsøe | Pedersen, Cessel (I5856886503)
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| 6538 | Was 57 when signed affidavit on Feb. 7, 1883 for Sarah Doran McAlaney Civil War pension, as her brother. First knew John McAlaney in 1848. | Doran, Francis (I5856888223)
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| 6539 | Was Captain in 3rd Regiment, New York Militia. | Lockwood, Captain Ephriam (I1167586561)
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| 6540 | was in the real estate business in Moorhead, Minnesota. | Swanstrom, Carl Olof (Charles) (I8778844937)
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| 6541 | Was Initially buried alive (This fact was not discovered until it became neccessary to move the coffin, much later, upon opening, they found gouge marks in the lid of the coffin and chips of wood). It was said that she was a hangman. Stories relayed by Daisey May. | Bennett, Sierra Nevada (I5659310999)
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| 6542 | Wasdalen (Langeland-Nordstaa-Farvolden) | Christensen, Anders (I5856886412)
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| 6543 | Wasdalen (Neset-Prestgrav) | Christensen, Niels (I5856886411)
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| 6544 | We know for sure that Ann Montanye, daughter of Edward and Elizabeth (Wintersteen) Montanye, married a John Little/Littel. The DAR, however, shows a Betsey Montanye, supposedly daughter of Abraham Montanye and Betsey Sterling, who married a John Little/Littel, according to family sources from Jackson County, Iowa. It is, of course, possible that there were two cousins who married two different men named John Little/Littel. It is also possible that there was just one Montanye girl from New Jersey who married a John Littel from New Jersey. John and Ann Montanye Little were in Charleston, Montgomery County, New York, in 1804 when they signed the quit claim on the land in Bridgewater Township, Somerset County, New Jersey, where Ann's deceased father, Edward Montanye, had farmed. They had moved to Montgomery County, New York, before 1800 with many neighbors and family members from Pluckemin, Somerset County, New Jersey. They migrated to Canada in the 1820s. | Montanye, Ann (I8779195098)
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| 6545 | Weaver | Davenport, Ebenezer (I5857506682)
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| 6546 | Who's Who in Engineering. Fourth edition. Edited by Jean Gregory. New York: American Association of Engineering Societies, 1980. (WhoEng 4) | Valley Jr, George Edward (I65)
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| 6547 | Wife's name Katherine. | Carris, Herbert (I5857884087)
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| 6548 | Will of WILLIAM RINGGOLD - all to wife, Mary Rebecca during her widowhood, should she marry then to have one-third - dau. Martha Rebecca and child wife now carries - all real and personal estate equally, after death of wife and in case of death of children then all to three sisters: Sophia, Louisa B and Rebecca B., they to be supported and maintained during their lifetime out of my real estate Ex. Uncle William Burke Wife refused will and took her dower right. | Ringgold, William (I1169913128)
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| 6549 | Will probated 20 Feb 1764. | Starton, Susannah (I5857851653)
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| 6550 | Will proven 20 Feb 1748. | Perkins, Daniel (I5857851652)
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