Matches 101 to 150 of 170
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| 101 | IGI Info from Elma Rust, Blachly, OR Info from Carole Hayden | Belieu, Emmeline (I627)
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| 102 | In my notes I have written his name as John B. Rutherford married to Elizabeth Brisbin--cannot at this time find documentation. 14 May 1996 | Rutherford, Samuel (I483)
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| 103 | Info from Elma Rust, Blachley, OR Info from Carole Hayden, Tigard, OR | Belieu, James A. (I329)
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| 104 | Info from Elma Rust, Blachly, OR Info from Carole Hayden, Tigard, OR | Belieu, Elizabeth (I1084)
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| 105 | Info from IGI Info from Elma Rust, Blachly, OR Info from Carole Hayden, Tigard, OR | Belieu, Martha Jane (I179)
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| 106 | Information on name and place of birth obtained from son, Henry Harrison's death certificate. | Young, Wm. (I190)
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| 107 | Information on name and place of birth obtained from son, Henry Harrison's death certificate. | Sarah (I122)
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| 108 | Information on Zacheus Renz?s parents came from familysearach.org. Source information: BAtch No: C941132, dates 1808-1875 , source call number 0958288 film | Grammer, Elisabeth A (I524)
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| 109 | Information source: Denise Merritt 6501 West Lincoln Ave Yakima,WA 98908- 1232 and Elma Rust | Israel, Sarah Anne "Sally" (I1023)
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| 110 | Irish Genealogy website. | Source (S12)
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| 111 | Kearan appears in Danvers Insane Asslym in the 1900 census. No further records besides the 1880 census showing him as 1 years old and living with Kearan and Catherine exist. We did find him buried 11/15/1931 next to Kearan and Catherine at St. Paul's Cemetery. | Crowley, Kearan A. (I1120)
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| 112 | Kearan was buried in St. Paul's Cemetery in Arlington, MA. He and Catherine were buried in a double deep grave - Matthew 128 - which faces the street. At the time of my visit (10/7/10), there were no markers on the grave. Their son, Kearan A. Crowley was buried next to them in 130 Matthew. His burial date was 11/15/1931. | Crowley, Kearan F. (I342)
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| 113 | Last name is German, meaning "young" in reference to a younger member of the family, derived from Jung. Bavaria is likely origin of the name. Birth information obtained from Ancestry.com from * waynerossmiller family tree | Yingling, Mercelas (I410)
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| 114 | LDS church Disk #96 Pin 719702 | Family: Renz, Zacheus / Gramer, Theresa (F334)
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| 115 | LDS church has several pedigree resource fills for Frederick Crisman with varying information for birth place, death place and marriage location. | Crisman, Fredrick (I400)
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| 116 | Lotta was "apparently" married the first time to a _____ Dickey and he is the father of Monroe Garth Thomson. Jeff never knew this until after his father, Monroe Thomson died and believes his father only found it out shortly before he passed-away. | Cohn, Lotta V. (I53)
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| 117 | Marriage date and place verified by obtaining a copy of the marriage certificate from Laporte County clerk's office. | Crisman, George Maurice (I264)
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| 118 | Marriage record. | Source (S14)
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| 119 | Married by John Cotton. | Stevenson, Anne (I869)
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| 120 | Married by Samuel Maddux, D.D. | Freeman, James Holman (I903)
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| 121 | Married first cousin | Chesebrough, Nathaniel (I1012)
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| 122 | Mary was possibly the widow of Col Woods of the 2nd Battalion, PA | Woods, Widow Mary Elizabeth (I1035)
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| 123 | Merle is buried beside his wife Phyllis at the Greenwood Memorial Park and Mortuary - Bible Mausoleum. They are on the Third level (second floor as you come in from the street) in the Corridor of the Book of Psalms, 3rd Psalms Crypt E5, Phyllis is in E7. | Fankhanel, Merle Wayne (I532)
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| 124 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Morrison, A.N. (I755)
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| 125 | Military Service: WWI Military Police. In So Oregon worked at various jobs including ice man, door factory and then in logging in the 1920's. Owned a Mill until the depression. Other Sources: Personal Information. Marriage Certificate. | Brisbin, Walter Marion (I351)
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| 126 | Mrs. Edythe Leuthold indicates his first name is Harrison | Davis, Pearson (I962)
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| 127 | Mrs. Leuthold info gives DOB 10 Aug 1817, Knox Co., Tenn | Belieu, Sarah Jane (I404)
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| 128 | Muriel Brisbin Morrison said in a letter dated 18 March 1996 that James Sanks Brisbin was the son of Ezra and Margaret Packer Brisbin. General James Sanks Brisbin played a prominent part in the Indian wars and the Civil War. The Centre County Historical Society sent me a photocopy from the Historical Society of Montana, Helena which appeared in the Froid Tribune 2 March 1928 and closes with the following: "General Brisbin is described as a rather portly man with a stentorian voice, very effective on the platform. His wife, who was a beautiful woman, was a social leader. They had several daughters just growing into young womanhood at the time they were stationed in Montana. General Brisbin was transferred about 1885 or 1886 to the east. He died at Philadelphia in 1892 at the age of 55. The article does not mention any lineage. | Brisbin, Ezra D. (I223)
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| 129 | Name obtained from May Young's death certificate as H.H. Young. Death certificate was completed by May's mother and wife of H.H. Young. Further information about H.H. Young was obtained from Family search Ancestral Files from LDS church. Death information confirmed via certified copy of death certificate obtained from State of Kansas. 3/10/2003 - Spoke with Virginia Young at Mt. Muncie Cemetery. Henry H. Young is buried at their cemetery Section 26, Lot 57, grave 2. She will send paper work and a picture of the grave. To Do Follow up with Ohio to determine if birth records are available. Note that death certificate confirms date of birth as 4/9/1844. Death certificate further lists place of birth as Degnaffa, Logan County, Ohio. | Young, Henry Harrison (I616)
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| 130 | Notes from D. Merritt:1845 Unitarian Misister, 20 yrs Freewill Baptist. 1845 Settled in Polk Co. 1852-West to Umpqua, 6 mi S of ROsebur. Served in the Cayuse War. 1862-west to Palouse CO. Stayed at Copper. 16 mi N of Walla Walla abt a yr then to Eagle Cr. WA. Returned to Umpqua for 4 yrs then to Rosalia, Palouse Co. Leuthold puts DOD at 7 Apr 1912. | Belieu, James Larkin (I919)
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| 131 | On June 18,1846 Thornton makes the following note in diary: "In the evening the Rev. J.A. Cornwall married Mr. Morgan Savage to Miss Dunbar." Frances Ann was called Dunbar because she was traveling with her sister and brother-in-law, Jane Miller Brisbin and Rice Dunbar. Sources: letters and copies from personal files of Mrs. Patricia L Currie 195 1st Place NW, Issaquah, WA 98027,includes old correspondence from a Mrs. Morrow in Malalla, Oregon. See letter re trip. Interesting but inaccurate | Savage, Morgan Richard (I220)
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| 132 | Oregon Ingineman, 1st class, USN | Belieu, Leander Carl (I216)
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| 133 | Original Proprietor freeman | Sudbury, John Of (I337)
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| 134 | Other marriages: Margaret Cribbins--1882 Jesse Belieu is buried in the Masonic Cemetery in Roseburg, Douglas, OR. Info from Elma Rust, Blachley, OR Info from Carole Hayden, Tigard, OR | Belieu, Jesse Green (I144)
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| 135 | Other World tree pedigrees show his birth place in Ohio, USA | Moore, William C. (I229)
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| 136 | Phyllis is buried beside her husband, Merle at the Greenwood Memorial Park and Mortuary - Bible Mausoleum. They are on the Third level (second floor as you come in from the street) in the Corridor of the Book of Psalms, 3rd Psalms Crypt E7, Merle is in E5. | Moore, Phyllis Yvonne (I787)
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| 137 | Place of birth as listed on Frances Ann Halpain Brisbin's death certificate Source of Information: Bette Dickover, Query Editor, Douglas County Pioneer | Halpain, Samuel (I453)
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| 138 | Place of birth obtained from LDS church Ancestral files as well as cemetery information. Certified death certificate received from Kansas, confirming date and place of death. 3/10/2003 - Spoke with Virginia Young at Mt. Muncie Cemetery. Rose Young is buried at their cemetery Section 26, Lot 57, grave 1. She will send paper work and a picture of the grave. | Naylor, Rose (I454)
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| 139 | Places of Residence: Olalla, Roseburg, Looking Glass, Ten Mile Sources of Information: 1900 US Census. Death Certificate-Samuel Rice and Sarah Catherine Kirkendall Brisbin. Marriage Certificate. Personal letters from Evelyn Brisbin Gardner Aronson. Collected files of Vern Spaugh. Collected files of Muriel Brisbin Morrison. Letter from Bette Dickover-DCM Files of Douglas County Museum. | Brisbin, Samuel Rice (I643)
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| 140 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Brisbin, M.Y. (I205)
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| 141 | Plot 128, double deep with Catherine | Crowley, Kearan F. (I342)
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| 142 | Possibly Nancy Agnes Brisbin--according to Jackie Marshall. Her widowed name could have been spelled Marron. This is recorded in one of the documents--her father's will I believe. See will 1809 for William Brisbin. | Brisbin, Agnes (I737)
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| 143 | r. Weston Massachusetts | Gove, Jonathan (I950)
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| 144 | Reference for marriage record: Soundex K625 Moses Kirkendall B650 Susan Brown 13 Jan 1833 Jackson Co., Missouri | Kirkendall, Moses (I931)
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| 145 | Resided for a time in the township of Mount Joy, , PA. "Another son of the said Andrew Moore, deceased." pp 496-97. | Moore, William (I862)
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| 146 | Return of Death. | Source (S25)
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| 147 | Rosemary Fankhanel Crowley. | Source (S23)
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| 148 | Rosemary was born in Quintard Hospital in San Diego, California. | Fankhanel, Rosemary Laverne (I399)
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| 149 | Sea Captain on ship, "Oliver Cromwell" - 1779. Died in 1780 during Revolutionary War. | Chesebrough, Charles (I231)
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| 150 | See notes on birth. Death information from same source. | Yingling, Mercelas (I410)
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