Matches 8,251 to 8,300 of 8,913
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| 8251 | Possibly | HOWLAND, Hannah (I1644)
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| 8252 | Possibly | ROCKWELL, Josiah (I4314)
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| 8253 | Possibly | HOWLAND, Elizabeth (I4609)
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| 8254 | Possibly | HOWLAND, Lydia (I4621)
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| 8255 | Possibly | LEONARD, Ebenezer (I6612)
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| 8256 | Possibly | CHAPIN, Benjamin (I14220)
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| 8257 | Possibly | MICHAUD, Modeste (I21483)
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| 8258 | Possibly born Barnardiston, Suffolk. The proposed origin of Thomas Lamb in Barnardiston is based on three baptisms only, which are chronologically consistent with what is known of the Roxbury man and his family [TAG 56:99], but this evidence is not conlcusive. | LAMB, Thomas (I6300)
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| 8259 | Possibly born Calais, Washington, ME according to grandson, although she was never a citizen. | MCGOLDRICK, Monica E. (I9935)
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| 8260 | Possibly daughter of William Bogue and Sarah Duke, or their son. | BOGUE, Sarah (I6340)
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| 8261 | Posted at City-Data Forum 12/30/2011 I am searching for two sons of Reed Denzer and Lorraine Pettit. They had 3 children- Merle, Marvin and Thomas between 1940 and 1943. We are told that Marvin had been adopted by other family members, and may be living with a different last name. Thomas we were told was taken by Social Services in about 1948 and adopted to an unknown family with out the consent of his parents. We do not know what Thomas's name may be now. Merle was not taken away. These children were removed from their home in Glendale, MN in about 1948. Their father Reed, had been away in WWII, and they had lived in a trailer home with their mother, and possibly her parents. We do not know the complete circumstances surrounding the situation, but the family is looking for the two brothers. If you have any information that can help us locate these two men, please contact me. | Family: Reed Luis DENZER / Lorraine Alvina PETTIT (F5652)
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| 8262 | Prior to her marriage to Sgt. Morgan, Elizabeth had been engaged to another man who was killed by Indians. | BLISS, Elizabeth (I2408)
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| 8263 | Probable | ABELL, Caleb (I2305)
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| 8264 | probable | WILBURN, Richard (I18098)
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| 8265 | Probably | COLE, Samuel (I833)
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| 8266 | Probably | STURTEVANT, Samuel (I1667)
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| 8267 | Probably | BENEDICT, Joseph (I4781)
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| 8268 | Probably | BENEDICT, William (I4790)
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| 8269 | Probably | STEVENSON, Grace Isabel (I5397)
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| 8270 | Probably | BASKEL, Hannah (I6360)
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| 8271 | probably | LOVELACE, Ann (I8165)
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| 8272 | Probably | NORTH, John (I12949)
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| 8273 | Probably | NORTH, Samuel (I12950)
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| 8274 | Probably | NORTH, Mary (I12951)
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| 8275 | Probably | FELT, Samuel (I14318)
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| 8276 | Probably | ALDEN, John Adams (I17763)
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| 8277 | Probably | NEIKIRK, Boy (I17893)
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| 8278 | Probably | GUTTERY, John (I17970)
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| 8279 | Probably | Family: Isaac HOWLAND / Elizabeth VAUGHAN (F1492)
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| 8280 | Probably | Family: Captain Captain Lemuel NORTH / Polly JONES (F2703)
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| 8281 | Probably a twin to Henry. | CHAPIN, Samuel (I7244)
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| 8282 | Probably a twin to Samuel. | CHAPIN, Captain Captain Henry (I2075)
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| 8283 | Probably born several years before their baptism. | COLEY, Daniel (I4233)
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| 8284 | Probably born several years before their baptism. | COLEY, Esther (I4234)
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| 8285 | Probably born several years before their baptism. | COLEY, Mary (I4235)
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| 8286 | Probably born several years before their baptism. | COLEY, Samuel (I4236)
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| 8287 | Probably born several years before their baptism. | COLEY, John (I4237)
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| 8288 | Probably died young | BROAD, John (I1036)
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| 8289 | Probably died young | BROAD, Jane (I1037)
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| 8290 | Probably died young | FELT, Moses (I14357)
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| 8291 | Probably eldest of children, named executor of his mother's will. | HULINS, Francis (I1757)
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| 8292 | Probably not married | Family: / Hannah COLE (F2642)
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| 8293 | Probated 0/31/1735. Names brother Thomas Newby and Zachariah Nixon as executors. Nathan's wife Mary and four children are named in will: Thomas, Francis, Nathan and Mary. | NEWBY, Nathan (I6315)
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| 8294 | Professor Alpohonse Loisette first seems to appear in May of 1879 in London, England. He promises to teach French in one fourth the usual time at his residence at 44 Newman Street. By 1882 he has moved to a new abode at 37 New Oxford Street and is advertising “Instantaneous Memory” by post or private lesson. | LARROWE, Marcus Dwight (I16391)
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| 8295 | Professor and Mesdames Loisette arrive in Sydney aboard the "Tarwera" having departed Auckland, New Zealand. | LARROWE, Marcus Dwight (I16391)
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| 8296 | Publication, Ontario Marriage Notices does not give the place of marriage but notes both the bride and groom are "both of Augusta." | Family: Truelove MANHARD / Amelia Lucy WHITE (F2347)
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| 8297 | Published in The Flint Journal, Wednesday, July 11, 1973, Page: E-5 Morin, William - 1717 Belie, age 75, died Tuesday, July 10. 1973, at St. Joseph Hospital. Funeral services will be held at 9 a.m. Friday at St. Marys Catholic Church, Fr. Henry W. Berkemeier officiating. Burial in New Calvary Cemetery. Mr. Morin will lie in state at the Brown Funeral Home,1616 Davison Rd. Visitation 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. Rosary will be recited at 8:15 p.m. Thursday. Mr. Morin was born in Alpena, December 3, 1897, and he has been a resident of Flint since 1916. He was a member of St. Marys Catholic Church, World War I Veteran, member of VFW Barracks No. 877, and he had been employed by Buick Motor Division for 38 years retiring in 1958. Surviving are wife, Edna; 5 children, William Jr., Robert, and Mrs. (Florence) Anderson, all of Flint, Mrs. Donald (Dorothy) Swanton of Mt. Morris, and Mrs. Armand (Edna) Geyer of Montrose; 13 grandchildren; 5 great-grandchildren; brother, Henry Morin of Alpena; sister, Josephine Grambush of Alpena; nieces and nephews. | MORIN, William (I23224)
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| 8298 | Purchased 'Poplar Knowles' plantation on West River. "The plantation on which he settled, on the northwest bank of West river, and extending about a mile inland (near the present town of Galesville, a landing of the Chesapeake bay steamboats, and now divided by the public road leading to it), contained two hundred and sixty acres, and had been laid ou four years earlier for John Brown, Christopher Rowles and Richard Moseby, planters. It was between two branches (then called Brown's and Bachelor's) of the river, and adjoined the plantation of Major Richard Ewen, one of the leaders of the Puritan party in Maryland. | TALBOTT, Richard (I1072)
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| 8299 | Purchased land from Peter Oliver and his wife. Their "dwelling house fronting to the street leading to Roxbury." They sold this land (now covered, in part, by the Advertiser Building on Washington Street) was sold to John Witherden on 13 Jun 1661. | FOOTE, Joanna (I2327)
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| 8300 | Purchased land from Peter Oliver and his wife. Their "dwelling house fronting to the street leading to Roxbury." They sold this land (now covered, in part, by the Advertiser Building on Washington Street) was sold to John Witherden on 13 Jun 1661. | KELLOGG, Lieutenant Lieutenant Joseph (I2326)
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