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Matches 151 to 200 of 6,187
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| 151 | 1673, Moved to Deerfield, MA and 09/18/1675, Killed during King Philips Indian massacre of the settlement at Bloody Creek, MA | Gillett, Joseph (I14471)
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| 152 | 16Jun1683: William Fisher buys land of James Townsend (West side of Washington Street between Bromfield and Winter Street) | Fisher, William (I15672)
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| 153 | 16May1695: William Fisher (Shipwright) buys land of Exexctor of Nathanial Thayer. (North side of Winter Street) | Fisher, William (I15672)
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| 154 | 1703 moved to NJ | Haynes, Thomas (I3517)
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| 155 | 1745 Capture of Fort Louisburg, Cape Breton, Nova Scotia - "Ben Franklin warned that it would be 'a hard nut to crack' - but in 1745 a ragtag army of New Englanders captured France's most imposing North American stronghold". Jonathan Farren was a 'Leftenant' in the army on this expedition | Farren, Captain Jonathan (I152)
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| 156 | 1756, he was living in Hanover,Lancaster Co.,PA and listed on the tax list of Hanover as "fled" from the Indians. He is on the tax list in 1770 and 1772 in Paxtang,Lancaster Co.,PA. In 1781-1787, he was taxed in Northumberland Co.,PA where he was living at the headwaters of the Chillisquaque Creek. | Haynes, Bartholomew (I98)
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| 157 | 1761 Spinster. Will dated 14Oct1761, Proved 20Nov1761. Executor "my brother William" Legatees: Mother Elizabeth Fisher, my late sister Vinal's children, some of my wearing apparel as my sister Ruth shall see fit. All my right in house and land in Winter St. to my brother, William Fisher and my sister Ruth Fisher. | Fisher, Mary (I40795)
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| 158 | 1776May6 William Sims and his wife, Catherine, sold land on Lot150 in Sunbury, Northumberland Co., to John Lukins. | Sims, William (I21309)
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| 159 | 1786 West Nottingham, Chester Co.,PA tax list. 1790 living in Little Britain,Lancaster Co.,PA, one male under 16. 1800 Easton,Ontario Co., NY. 1810 living in Seneca,Ontario Co.,NY(six sons, three daughter). 1814 Took Oath of Allegience in Ontario Co., NY. 1820 census, not found. Either left country or died (Jane Sutherland stated her mother, Lydia, lived with her grandparent, Haines, after her parents(Charles and Sophia) seperated (Sophia went to live with her son William). Daughter, Lydia, 1880 census states both parents born in PA. Son, William, says his father was foreign born (1870 census) | McMichael, Charles (I19744)
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| 160 | 1790 census - Bucks Co.,PA (there are two Richard Mitchel's in Bucks county in 1790 - our Richard is living close to several Margerum, Moon, VanHorn families. 2 males under 16, 1 over 16, and 5 females. | Mitchel, Richard (I326)
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| 161 | 1790 census Malden 1-2-3 | Burditt, Nathan (I8157)
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| 162 | 1790 in Bucks Co., 1 male under 16, 3 over 16, 6 females and 4 other free persons. Not the Richard Mitchell, Mason, that died in 1800 Lower Makefield. Also in the 1790 census (2 under 16, 1 over and 5 females). This is most likely the Richard, son of John Mitchell, Middletown, Yeoman that died 1789 - had brothers Henry, Samuel Pearson and sister Sarah Wilson and Margaret Wilson. | Mitchell, Richard (I44934)
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| 163 | 1790 living in Caughnawaga,Montgomery Co.,NY "JACOB STALY 2-1-1" near the Stewart, Fyck, Delyne, and McVain Families. 1800 Florida,Montgomery Co.,NY 10101-01121 Jacob Staley, near the Van Aten, 1810 living in Johnstow,NY next to his son Jacob. "George J. Staley 21001-00101" Possibly the Jacob Staley that is also in Butlers Rangers and later living in Caughnawaga,NY the same time John Staley is, and going to the same church....Reformed Protestant Dutch Church. John's twins Philip and Gertry are bapt there in 1806 and George's children are from 1792 to at least 1801. | Staley, George Jacob (I24414)
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| 164 | 1790 living in Little Brittian,PA 1820 in Seneca,Ontario Co.,NY | Haines, Joseph (I21887)
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| 165 | 1790 Middletown,Ulster Co.,NY 1800 Colchester,Delaware Co.,NY(colchester was formed from Middletown in 1792) 1810 Ovid,Seneca Co.,NY 1820 Virgil,Cortland Co.,NY 1830 Virgil,Cortland Co.,NY | Hogaboom, Henry (I3380)
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| 166 | 1800 census "David Barker" Charlestown,MA - 11110-10012 (David born between 1755-1774, his wife between 1755-1774, 2 older woman, one daughter under 10, 3 males under 26. 1810 census "David Barker" Charlestown,MA - 21001-21010 (David born before 1765, his wife between 1765-1784, 3 sons under 16, 3 daughter under 16. 1820 census "David Barker" Charlestown,MA - 020001-00011 (David born before 1775, his 'wife' between 1775-1794, an older woman born before 1775, 2 sons between 1804-1810. | Barker, David (I13227)
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| 167 | 1802 Tax Northampton, Ontario, New York 1810 unknown (may be misspelled - near Dansville,NY) 1820 Sparta, Ontario Co., New York (next door to brother-in-law Henry Dreisbach) 1830 Thompson, Seneca Co., Ohio 1840 Rock Island Co., Illinois | Snow, Pliny H. (I43998)
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| 168 | 1810 - Marcellus,NY - living with husband Wm Foster (no Nathan Tanner in town). "Major Martin Cossit, a Revolutionary soldier, settled in the village in 1798. In March, 1799, the settlement of Thorn Hill was commenced by David Earll, Eleazer Burns, John Wiltsie, and Nathan Tanner, who came hither from Washington county on sleighs drawn by horse teams and oxen. Mr. Earll died upon his original farm and was succeeded by his son, William, who, upon his death, was followed by his son, Shepard. This is one of the very few instances in Marcellus of perpetuity of title and actual residence. Thorn Hill, situated in the southwest corner of the town, was named from Obadiah Thorn, a later comer, who was instrumental in establishing the post-office and mail route, and who was for many years a highly respected citizen and widely known as an extensive wool buyer. He subsequently removed to the Baldwin farm, near Skaneateles." Albert Wiltsee in 1897 wrote of his grandfather, John Wiltsie that "He went to see a strictly Dutch girl" to get married and therefore be released from bondage of Mr. Buley (marriage was the only way he was told). We assume this is Polly Burns, his wife. With this bit of info I find in the History of Hoosac Valley that early(pre1746) "squatter" of the area of Pownal and Hooasc Valley included a "Franz Burns and his brother" - Many family history online note that Polly, Hannah, John and Eleazor's father was a Mr.Burns of Scottish descendant. I fine this not true at all. The record referenced is Virginia immigration records and there is no proof that the Virginia Burns is the same Burns in the Pownal areas. I think the new 'leaf' thing on Ancestry has taken some folks to believe all the suggestions are fact - and once one person adds that data, it multiplies without basis in real facts and soon the real clues are lost or become clouded. My theory is that the Thorn Hill Burn's are descedants of Franz and/or his brother(unknown name) Burns that settled in the Hoosac Valley. Franz (Englishized to Francis - a common name in the Burns family). | Burns, Hannah (I18785)
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| 169 | 1810 census of Marcellus, John born between 1765 and 1789. | Allen, John (I2353)
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| 170 | 1810 in Marcellus - living near the Foster family (over 45) | Burns, Francis (I32404)
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| 171 | 1810 possibly in Oppenheim,Fulton Co.,NY living next to Audolph House(1769-1824 Barre,NY s/o Andrew House and Ms Morgan) and John Cool, and George Lin and Freeman Gates(d.OH). 10010-300100 | Brown, William (I24972)
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| 172 | 1810Feb27 sold his portion of the land in Liberty,NY granted to him by his father in 1797 to his brother, Stephen Jr. for one dollar. Apparently, Frederick then moved to Virgil, Cortland Co.,NY (shown in 1810 census) | Benton, Frederick (I44404)
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| 173 | 1820 and 1830 living in Pomfret,Chautauqua Co.,NY | Wilson, Henry (I28614)
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| 174 | 1820 in Brookline,VT with 3 males under 10 years. In 1830 he was living in Brookline,VT had three sons, 2 under 5 and one between 5 and 10 years old. In 1840 he is in Brookline with 1 male between 10 and 15 and himself 40-50 and his wife 50-60. 1850 living in Newfane as a Blacksmith. 1860 a blacksmith in Newfane,VT | Burditt, Jacob Jr. (I17327)
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| 175 | 1820 in Liberty, Sullivan County, New York (1 male under 10, 1 male 16-26, 1 female under 10, 1 female 16-26) Next door to Ichabod Benton. (Not the John Brown buried in Clayton Co.,Iowa) | Brown, John H. (I34071)
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| 176 | 1820 in Marcellas also John, William, Solomon, William Hunt two away from Asa, Solomon also on same page, poss. brothers | Hunt, Deborah (I12213)
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| 177 | 1820 living in Clinton,Dutchess Co.,NY. 1840 living in Chatham,Columbia Co.,NY | Sleight, Simpson (I14196)
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| 178 | 1820 living on her late husbands farm in Hector, next to her father, Abraham Leonard. Catherine married second to Ambrose Dunham, of Howard,Steuben Co.,NY. She had three children with her first husband, William Smith; Sally, Abram, and John. Also four children with Ambrose; Richard, Ira, Elizabeth, and Laura. | Leonard, Catherine (I279)
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| 179 | 1830 census of son Henry shows her age, born between 1760 and 1770. 1840 census of son Henry shows her age, born between 1750 and 1760. Daughter Catherine d/c states her mother,Mary, was born in Herkimer Co.,NY | House, Maria Elizabeth (I163)
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| 180 | 1830 in Palatine,NY, listed as "Levy Burton" (Possibly named for his Uncle Levi Wood) | Burditt, Levi (I25369)
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| 181 | 1830 living in Gerry,Chautauqua Co..NY. Scarabourgh, Ontario in 1837. | Staley, Conrad (I13110)
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| 182 | 1830 through 1850 in Farmington,Oakland Co.,MI | McMichael, William (I21000)
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| 183 | 1832 in 1880 | Staley, Orson (I24378)
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| 184 | 1837, Lot 27, Con 4, Scarboro Twp, York City, Ontario | Staley, Peter (I16493)
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| 185 | 1840 census she is between 20 and 30 years old. | Brown, Julianna (I208)
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| 186 | 1840 in Roxbury,NY | Corbin, Daniel (I23053)
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| 187 | 1840 living in Carrolton,Greene Co.,IL. 1860 in Manchester,MI. Living with his son-in-law in 1870 and 1880, also living with them in 1870 was Rachel McMichael aged 66 | Squier, Alanson H. (I21886)
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| 188 | 1840 living in Charlestown,MA | Barker, Asa Burditt (I26384)
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| 189 | 1840 most likely the Leonard Pratt in Jackson, MI and in Aurelius, Ingham Co, Michigan there after. | Pratt, Leonard (I32329)
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| 190 | 1840 residing in Boston,MA, working as a Muscian. Member of the Boston Brigade Band. Composed and performed several arrangements. He was the founder and leader of the celebrated "Burditt's Boston Brass Band." | Burditt, Benjamin Augusta (I8222)
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| 191 | 1843Dec29 - Solomon G. Davis and his wife, Maria Jane Davis, of East Bloomfield sold for $200 to James Davis, of the same place part of lot 76 in East Bloomfield containing 54 acres. 1850 Solomon G. Davis - Auburn Prison (Cayuga Co.,NY), there since 1849, born NY, Furniture Maker, Convicted of Rape. NYS EX Order Commutation 1/20/1855, Solomon G. Davis, Convicted of rape and incest in Co. of Ontario in Month of Feb 1849. Sentenced to 2 years 6 months” (Originally sentenced to 10 years and 6 month) 1855 Solomon Davis, a Cooper, married, living with his brother, James, in East Bloomfield. Also, in household with his son William. The Andrews(Benjamin and Lucinda) family next-door shows Sarah Davis, 9, adpt daughter (living there last 4 months). I don't find his wife in East Bloomfield or anywhere in 1855. | Davis, Solomon G. (I21075)
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| 192 | 1846, of Centerville,Allegany Co.,NY | Dippy, Levi (I12598)
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| 193 | 1846, of Michigan. He is found in the 1850 census in Autrim,Shiawassee Co.,MI, as a farmer with a real estate value of $800. | Dippy, John Jr. (I12599)
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| 194 | 1846, of West Sparta. Lived with her grandmothers a few weeks before she died. | Dippy, Susannah (I12600)
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| 195 | 184622Sep Land Transaction(Book15/Page101) Hannah Brown, of Damascus, purchased land in Damascus, Wayne Co.,PA from Heli Skinner and his wife Permelia,, of Damascus,PA - $270 - 50acres (same land deed from Nathan Skinner to Heli in 1843 to Nathan) - no mention of her John H.. | Benton, Hannah (I34072)
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| 196 | 1850 Albany Co., 1860 Kings Co.,NY. | Fish, Ethridge (I41709)
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| 197 | 1850 and 1860 living at Fort Ann,New York | Burditt, Israel (I8237)
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| 198 | 1850 and 1860 living in Conneaut,Ashtabula Co.,Ohio | Abbey, Shubal (I6147)
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| 199 | 1850 Bennington,Morrow Co.,Ohio. Living next door to daughters Mary Barrow, Charlotte Manville, and son Samuel. 1856 Iowa census, living in Washington,Johnson Co.,IA, occupation - Cabinet Maker. Living with wife and daughter Mary Barrows. Census shows he had been in the state for 4 years (Barrows -5 yrs). Same year (1856) Iowa census. Samuel and Sarah were again counted as living in Union,Johnson Co.,IA with their daughter Charlotte Manville's family. There shows occupation as Machinist. 1860, aged 71, Carpenter by trade, living with his wife and daughter, Mary A Barrows in Hardin,IA | Wadsworth, Samuel (I1692)
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| 200 | 1850 Bristol with mother and siblings (father not in household at time of census) 1855 East Bloomfield living next her his Uncle James (where her father was living) and living with her cousin, Benjamin Andrews, (shown as adopted daughter). Not sure where her mother is in 1855. 1860 Bristol with her mother, brother(William), and sister(Julia). 1865 Bristol - servant to Leonard and Adelaide Jones. | Davis, Sarah Emma (I21074)
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