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Matches 6,201 to 6,250 of 7,092
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| 6201 | Section D, next to his Grandpa Donald Burdett | Ryan, Eric Lee (I1535)
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| 6202 | Section J Row 28 Site 3 | Goho, Reuben (I13169)
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| 6203 | Section N, next to her brother Ralph G. Hartman | Hartman, Dawn (I2865)
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| 6204 | See "Timothy Williamson and His Descendants" in NEHG Register Volume 82, January 1928 page 23 and 24 for more about the descendants of George and Susan. | Williamson, George (I20101)
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| 6205 | See 'Biographical Review of Livingston and Wyoming Counties', 1895, p.632, for a large biography and picture of Charles Rowe | Krein, Adina H. (I24055)
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| 6206 | See bio of Robert Folkerts..names Lavina's parents as John and Betsy Staley of Chautauqua Co.,NY | Staley, Lavina Melissa (I24578)
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| 6207 | See Bio of son Harley in Washtenaw Co.,MI history, mentions grandfather of Harley, Thaddeus Russell. Soldier in the War of 1812. James came from Seneca Co.,NY to Bloomfield,NY to Saline Co.,MI in 1837. | Russell, James (I15101)
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| 6208 | See Biography in Washtenaw Co.,MI History | Russell, Harley Marvin (I26825)
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| 6209 | See Cleveland Geneaolgy, p.35,, for partical history of the Norton Royal Family | Norton, Nicholas (I693)
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| 6210 | See First Publication of the Hildreth Family Association. A picture of her gravestone in the Old Bell Rock Cemetery is in the above publication. | Elizabeth (I6808)
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| 6211 | See First Publication of the Hildreth Family Association. Also the History of Chelmsford by Waters. In "Founders of Early American Families", M.B. Colket: Cambridge (MA) 1643, Chelsmford 1656, d. there 23 Feb 1693. Husbandman. Freeman. Sergeant. See also the book "The Hildreth Family", 1840. | Hildreth, Richard (I6809)
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| 6212 | See Genealogy of Benjamin Cleveland, Horace G. Cleveland, Chicago, 1879. | Cleveland, Joseph (I6816)
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| 6213 | See Hakes' History of Steuben Co.,NY, p.181, part III. William came to Wayne,Stueben County in 1865. | Dean, William D. (I11964)
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| 6214 | See History of Allegany Co., by Minard, 1896, page 228 | Hoffman, Doctor Charles Fisher (I15803)
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| 6215 | See July 15th 1875 Danville Express Obit | Wagner, Katherine (I11485)
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| 6216 | See Lenawee County History p.703 for full biography on the Apaph Proter and the Portor Family. | Porter, Asaph (I26795)
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| 6217 | See NEHGR 107:309 for biography | Bill, Jose Penteado (I8491)
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| 6218 | See NEHGR 108:226-7 | Sprague, Elizabeth Penn (I8314)
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| 6219 | See NEHGR 114:297-304 | Clewley, Lieutenant Isaac (I8105)
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| 6220 | See NEHGR 114:297-304 | Clewley, Isaac (I8363)
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| 6221 | See Yates Co. History, p.237 Vol.1 | Kidder, David (I17375)
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| 6222 | Selectman for Town of Dighton 1760 | Shaw, Samuel (I578)
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| 6223 | Selissa | Burditt, Celicia E. (I19011)
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| 6224 | Senility and accidental fall | Staley, Emily (I29247)
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| 6225 | Sentenced to 18 years in Eastern State Penitentiary 28Sep1895 for 2nd degree murder. Pardoned 20Dec1902. In prison paperwork names a cousin, inmate A.8113, James Hendricks (age 26). He too was convicted of murder 2nd degree, 20May1895 sentenced to 20years and pardoned 2Feb1901. | Robinson, John J. (I49456)
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| 6226 | Separated about 1903 | Family: Phillip C. Burlingham / Lillian Estelle Nicholson (F509)
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| 6227 | Seperated after 1910 (may not have been officially divorced). 1920 living in different household (Edward shown as widowed, Ellen as single) Harry and Edmund was living with their mother. | Family: Edward Doyle / Ellen Loughran (F13992)
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| 6228 | September 16, 1926 ERNEST R. BARDWELL Former Angelica Resident Dies After Serious Operation at Hospital ANGELICA Sept. 11 - Death claimed a former resident Friday evening when Ernest R. Bardwell, 65 years old died at the Bethesda Hospital in Hornell. He had undergone a serious operation the previous Saturday, which although successful, did not succeed in removing the cause of his critical illness. His passing came as a welcome release from intense suffering. Funeral services will be conducted at his late home at Grove on the Bardwell homestead farm, Sunday at 2:30 P.M. Rev. I.H. Crocker of Niagara Falls, former pastor of the Methodist church here, and a close friend of the family, will officiate. Interment will be in the family plot in "Until the Day Dawn" cemetery here. Rev. L.A. Davis will assist with the committal service. The deceased was born at Whitney Crossing, Jan. 14, 1861, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Sullivan F. Bardwell. He was graduated from the Canaseraga schools and from the Indiana Business Institute, Valparaiso, Indiana. On Sept. 6, 1893, he was united in marriage to Miss Sophie M. Bingham at Farmersville Center, Cattaraugus County. To them were born three children, Eugene S., R Raymond, and Myrtle F. Of these, the former, now pastor of the Methodist church at Morrisville, and the latter, a student in Fredonia Normal school survive, Raymond having died here in 1912. Mrs. Bardwell passed away in February 1920, during the terrible influenza epidemic. Mr. Bardwell and his family made their home in Angelica for several years, having moved here in 1903. Since the passing of his wife, Mr. Bardwell had made his home with his mother and sister in Grove. At the time of his illness about a month ago, he was working in Philadelphia. Most of his adult life was spent at his trade, carpentry, although for 13 years he served as rural mail carrier on Route 2 out of Angelica Post Office. Uniting with the Methodist church when a young man, Mr. Bardwell had always been a loyal and active worker in his fellowship. With Mrs. Bardwell, he joined the local church by letter when the family came here more than 20 years ago, and he served on the official board as long as he remained in the village. In addition to the children mentioned above deceased leaves to mourn his passing one sister, Miss Ada C. Bardwell, of Grove, and two brothers, John S. Bardwell of Grove, and Howard E. Bardwell of Muskegon, Mich., one grandchild, Aileen Janet Bardwell, of Morrisville, and several nieces, cousins in this and other states. Many have been the expressions of sympathy from his wide circle of friends during his illness, and his translation will be sincerely regretted by scores who knew and admired him. Ernest Bardwell loved his home, his church and his country and was loyal to them all. The floral tributes and other expressions of sympathy at the time of Mr. Bardwell's illness, and at his funeral reflected the high esteem in which he was held. Among those from a distance who came for the last rites were: Mr. and Mrs. James R. Green and Roy H. Hills of Buffalo, G. Claire Burch of Kushequa, Pa., Prof. and Mrs. C.D. Hill of Dansville, and others from Hornell, Arkport, Shinglehouse, Pa., and other places. Cause of Death: Pancreatic Cancer CARD OF THANKS We desire to express our heart felt gratitude to all those who in any way extended assistance and sympathy at the time of sickness and passing of our beloved father and brother, Ernest R. Bardwell. (Signed) Rev. and Mrs. Eugene S. Bardwell Miss Myrtle Bardwell Mr. and Mrs. John Bardwell Miss Ada C. Bardwell | Bardwell, Ernest Raymond (I21511)
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| 6229 | September 6, 1994 MS of Paulette Haynes, Anderson, Indiana. John Sloan of Coddle Creek, Rowan County, North Carolina. | Sloan, Mary (I9125)
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| 6230 | Serg.. in Co. C, 6th. Regt. Mich. Vol. Calvary. Wounded 6 May 1864 in Battle of the wilderness, Va. Had grey eyes, dark hair, swarthy complexion, 5'7" tall. | Tucker, Sergeant Harvey (I24579)
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| 6231 | Served as a Private in the Civil War, he was the "first Southern Tier Fatality." 1861 | Mitchell, John (I2538)
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| 6232 | Served in Capt James Clark's Co., Lebanon,CT,Col.Comfort Saga Regt., Wadsworth Brigade,,The Battalion was raised Jun 1776 to reinforce Washington at New York. They served in NY City and on Long Island. Got caught in the retreat from the city 15 Sep and suffered some losses. They were engaged at the Battle of White Plains 28Oct1776. The Battalions time expired 25Dec1776. Also in the same Company with Gershom was Ensign Jonah Palmer(possibly a kin of his wife,Eunice) 1796. That same year, however, Gershom Gillett made a possession on the farm now owned by L. D. Landon. He came from the state of New York. His Son Wilkes settled the farm that James Metler lives on. Mr. Sellard married a granddaughter of the elder Mr. Gillett. The Gilletts, except one daughter, who married Augustus Loomis, have all moved away from Canton(Bradford Co.,PA). | Gillett, Gershom (I4577)
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| 6233 | Served in Civil War | Rose, Charles Fisher (I15782)
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| 6234 | Served in Civil War | Rose, John C. (I15785)
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| 6235 | served in Civil War from Hornellsville | Whitford, Sylvanus C. (I18324)
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| 6236 | Served in Revoluntionary War as Frontiersman, taking the Oath of Allegiance in 1778 before Joshua Elder, Justice of Lancaster Company and paid David Haynes to take his place in the War. William Sawyer - In the Name of God Amen: I William Soyer of London Derry township, Lancaster County and State of Pennsylva. yeoman, being sick and weake in body but of Perfect Mind and Memory thanks be given unto God, Calling unto Mind the Mortality of my Body to make and ordain this my last Will and Testament in manner following. I recommend my Soul into the Hand of Almighty God that gave it, and my Body I recommend to the Earth, to be buried in decent Christian burrial at the Discretion of my children and as touching Such Worldly Estate wherewith it has pleased God to bless me in this life. I give devise and dispose of the same in the following manner and form, First I give and bequeath to my Sons William and Benjamin the place or Plantation which I have bought latly which tract of land or plantation lays and being in the Township of London Derry containing Three hundred and fifty give acres, belonging to the Andrew Rowin formerly, the price for said plantation was the consideration Sum of money Six hunddred and fifty Pounds and of said Sum I paid Two hundred and fifty pounddds and I intend to Pay one hundred pounds more and the remainder of the ("gails"?) my sons mentioned before Shall pay themselfs hereafter following and I have Fifty Acres of Land adjoining Peter Over, such said fifty Acres of Land my Son John shall have that only he shall pay his sister Hanna fifty Pounds out of that but in case he should ("Scrubel"?) that Hanna my Daughter Shall have the Land and I have thirty acres of Land adjoining my Son William, my Grand Son shall have that only he Shall pay to his Sister Sophia Thirty Pounds and this money he shall pay in two or three years only he shall Pay the Interest of said Thirty Pounds and my Dear Auld woman Sophia shall have all the household goods and moofables (movables) and a coppel (couple) of cows shall kep for her during her life, and the two Ould Horses my son Benjamin shall have them if he wants them and considering the Lands I have made over to my Sons and Be it remembered that on the first Day of November Anno domini 1784 the last Willl and Testament of William Sawyer late of London Derry Township deceased was proved in due form of Law but having appointed no Executor or Executors therein or thereby (and the widow having renounced) Letters of Administrators with the copy of the will Annexed were granted to William Sawyer and Benjamin Sawyer two of the Sons of the said Testator they having first given Bond with Security will and truly to Administer the Estate of the said deceased agreeable to the Purposes and true meaning of the said Will and Especially to exhibit a true and perfect Inventory thereof into the Registers Office at Lancaster witin one month from the date and to Render a Just and True account of their Administration on said Estate within one year or when thereunto Lawfully Required Given under the Seal of said office. Recorded & Es. James Jacks Reg. James Jack Reg. | Sawyer, William (I46931)
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| 6237 | Served in the American Revolution, from Dighton,MA in Capt Walker's Co., 17Dec1776 served 8 days for the Alarm at Rhode Island; also, 02Aug1780 served 7 days for the Alarm at Tiverton,RI.. He removed to Bristol,Ontario Co.,NY about 1805 after purchasing additional land in Bristol adjacent to the land he bought in 1799. Isaac's birth record in Dighton shows his name as Jack(same as his fathers). His marriage names him as Isaac junior.((This is not the Isaac Pool, s/o Isaac Pool and Sarah Leonard)). 1790 living in Dighton 2-2-6 | Pool, Isaac Jr. (I320)
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| 6238 | Served in the CCC in 1936-37, joined the 2nd Bn./105th Inf., NYNG in 1938 as a Private. By 1960 he commanded the Battalion as a Lieutenant Colonel. Married Gertrude Florence Daly (q.v.) on July 15, 1941 remaining her faithful husband and friend until his death. After graduating from Infantry OCS in 1942, he was assigned to the 78th "Lightning" Division at Camp Butner, NC. He deployed overseas with the division to the ETO,assigned to the First Army. He saw action as Commander of the Machinegun Platoon, 3rd Bn./311th Inf Regt and Company Commander of "L" Company, 3/311. He was awarded the Silver Star, Bronze Star w/ "V" device and 1 OLC, Army Commendation Medal w/ "V" device, The Combat Infantryman's Badge and 2 PUCs. Participated in Ardennes, Rhineland and Central Europe Campaigns. Worked 35 years for the General Electric Company. Died of Bladder Cancer. | Cole, Chauncey David Jr. (I31133)
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| 6239 | Served in the Civil War in the 136th NY Vols. Living in Rochester on 259 Tremont St, in 1888-1890 | Dieffenbacher, Florus F. (I17354)
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| 6240 | Served in the French and Indian War, 1762 in Capt Timothy Hamants Company | Lyon, Elhanan (I13179)
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| 6241 | Served in the French and Indian War, 1762 in Capt Timothy Hamants Company | Lyon, Lieutenant David (I13181)
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| 6242 | Served in the French and Indian War, 1762 in Capt Timothy Hamants Company, aged 17 years. Lyon, Theophilus, Stoughton.2d Lieutenant, Capt. Asahel Smith's (Stoughton) co. of militia, Col. Lemuel Robinson's regt., which marched on the alarm of April 19, 1775; service, 9 days; also, Lieutenant, Capt. William Bent's co.; return of [p.99] Gen. Heath's regt., dated May 20, 1775; company stationed at Dorchester Camp; also, Capt. Bent's co., Col. John Greaton's regt.; muster roll dated Aug. 1, 1775; engaged April 27, 1775; service, 3 mos. 12 days; also, Capt. Bent's co., 36th regt.; company return dated Fort No. 2, Oct. 5, 1775; also, Captain, 9th co. (South co. of 1st Parish in Stoughton), Col. Benjamin Gill's (3d Suffolk Co.) regt. of Mass. militia; list of officers chosen in said regiment, dated Stoughton, March 22, 1776; ordered in Council March 25, 1776, that said officers be commissioned; reported commissioned March 23 [?], 1776; also, Captain, Col. Benjamin Gill's regt.; service, 2 days; company marched from Stoughton to Braintree March 22, 1776; also, Captain; pay roll of said Lyon's co. made up for service from March 1, 1778, to April 9, 1778; company marched to Castle Island under command of Lieut. Col. Samuel Peirce. Theophilus was also Stoughton Town Clerk Pro Temp in Oct and Nov 1776. | Lyon, Captain Theophilus (I13182)
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| 6243 | Served in the Navy during WWII | Stewart, Charles Monteith II (I28233)
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| 6244 | Served in World War I, from Potter Co.,PA. In 1930 Living in Coudersport,PA working as a Mail Carrier. 704 South East Street. | Strick, Clair Wadsworth (I4573)
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| 6245 | Served in World War I, from Potter Co.PA. 1920 living in Elmira,Chemung Co.,NY working as a Machinist at an Auto Factory. 1930 living in Big Flats,Chemung Co.,NY working as a Mailman. | Strick, Floyd C. (I20227)
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| 6246 | Served on the staff of General Douglas Macarthur. Helped plan the invasion of Japan. Also taught High School History and English. Member of the Virginia Civil War Roundtable | Lander, Colonel Quintin Scougall (I44263)
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| 6247 | Served time at Sing Sing prison 24Jan1939(5-10yrs) - as a Taxi driver stole money from rider ($13.02). Living in Poughkeepsie, NY at the time. Sing Sing Receiving records states he was divorced at the time. | Staley, Clarence Ogden (I19817)
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| 6248 | Served under Capt William Turner 24Jun1676, and participated at 'Turner Falls Fight' during King Philips War. | Squire, Corporal Philip (I1106)
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| 6249 | Serves as a selectman for several years from 1671 - 1685. Grants of land within the town were a subject of dicussion and dificulty. In 1674, John Stevens was one of ten men chosen to see "if it be convenient to give away any more land or how & to whome". On February 11, 1678, he took the oath of allegiance to the king. His name was on the list of "proprietors" of Andover who had also been householders before 1681. In 1682, John was one of five men chosen "to make articles with such person or persons as they shall judge fit" about setting up a saw-mill, fulling mill, and grist mill upon Shawshin river. The first record of alarms of hostile Indians @ Andover was in October 1675. In spite of all vigilance & precautions, they attacked on April 8, 1676. The town was never safe from Indians. In winter they came on snowshoes, and in summer, by the rivers, plundering and killing and then disappearing as suddenly as they had come. John Stevens was in active military service. He was Sergeant as early as 1674, Ensign in 1685, and Lieutenant in 1689, when he was serving in the Indian wars at Casco Bay, where he died on March 4th or 5th, 1688/89. The inventory of his estate amounted to | Stevens, Lieutenant John (I9842)
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| 6250 | Services for Mrs Susan Henry, 904 NW 12, will be 12 noon Thursday in Hahn-Cook Funeral Home, with interment in Rose Hill Cemetery. Mrs Henry, 85, died Monday afternoon in a local convalescent hospital. She had lived in Oklahoma City 18 years, coming here to make her home with a daughter and son-in-law, Mr & Mrs B. Walter Weber. She belonged to the Methodist Church. Also surviving are another daughter, Mrs Juanita Strassburg, Columbus, OH; a son, Pat Henry, Chickasha; 2 grandchildren and 3 great grandchildren. (The Oklahoman, Wednesday, August 7, 1957) | Weddington, Susan Charlotte (I38222)
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