Notes
Matches 1,001 to 1,050 of 3,285
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| 1001 | Sarah's portion of father's will: $1+already rec'd, 1yr after death | Fisher, Sarah (I653)
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| 1002 | Scanned image in possession of Leslie Price, received from Mack Price. Entire paper is now online at Small Town Papers | Source (S1367)
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| 1003 | Second marriage for both. [After marrying Mr. Barton, Josephine moved to Follett. CE Barton died in 1935. Afterwards she lived in the home of her daughter, Mrs. Joe Barton. Her daughter Ethel by her first marriage married Joe Barton, son of her 2nd husband] | Family (F1034)
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| 1004 | Second marriage for both. Jordan Zan's first wife not living at that time. | Family (F755)
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| 1005 | Seems to have been injured in the war. | Embry, James Blackston (I443)
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| 1006 | Seems vague. | Miller, Jonas C. (I858)
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| 1007 | Self-employed farmer, per his WW1 draft registration. | Price, Homer (I190)
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| 1008 | Sender's address not given, doodles on back include the words Kenninghamptonville and Cunninghamptonville, unknown if this is the sender's location or just made up words. C Embrey calls Mary his cousin, but his identity and relationship to her is unknown. He uses a different spelling of his last name than Mary's branch of the family is known to have used. | Source (S91)
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| 1009 | sender: Dave Richardson, not in database at this time recipient: Record: "Leslie Diane PRICE" topic: Fisher family | Source (S593)
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| 1010 | sender: Phyllis Knutson, not in database at this time recipient: Record: "Leslie Diane PRICE" topic: Record: "Minerva SWINNEY" | Source (S590)
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| 1011 | sender: Record: "Barbara Jean RIFFLE" recipient: Record: "James Malcolm PRICE" topic: Record: "Dovie Marie RIFFLE" Marie's family celebrated her 80th birthday, turning it into a family reunion. Barbara Riffle sent photos and updates to Mack Price. | Source (S1205)
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| 1012 | sender: Record: "Belva WOODY" recipient: Record: "Leslie Diane PRICE" topic: Record: "Clarence Antrum NICKELL" and Record: "Beulah Ursula PRICE" | Source (S589)
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| 1013 | sender: Record: "James CLARK" recipient: Record: "Kathryn Elizabeth PRICE" topic: Record: "Samuel Jefferson MATTICKS" | Source (S754)
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| 1014 | sender: Record: "Karen ANDERSON" recipient: Record: "Leslie Diane PRICE" topic: Record: "Mary Elizabeth CHAMBERLAIN" | Source (S592)
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| 1015 | sender: Record: "Mary Elizabeth CHAMBERLAIN" recipient: Record: "Deborah CHAMBERLAIN" topic: Poem written by Record: "William Benton CHAMBERLAIN" along with card and photo Aunt Mary sent a note to her great-niece Debbie Price in 1977, shared a copy of a poem that her father, William Benton Chamberlain had written, along with a photo of 3 as yet unidentified men, and a dog. The 3 men could be her brothers - she had 4 who survived childhood. | Source (S1356)
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| 1016 | sender: Record: "Rose Mary JONES" recipient: Record: "Barbara CHAMBERLAIN" topic: Taber Family Ms. Listenberger is a descendant of Henry Clay Taber, son of Samuel Dennis Taber and Jane Pope. Package of documents sent to Barbara Brown, data had been transcribed and compiled in the 1970s or earlier. | Source (S73)
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| 1017 | sender: Record: "Shannon Kathleen CHAMBERLAIN" recipient: Record: "Leslie Diane PRICE" topic: Family Update | Source (S1327)
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| 1018 | sender: Record: "Shannon Kathleen CHAMBERLAIN" recipient: Record: "Leslie Diane PRICE" topic: Family Update | Source (S1328)
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| 1019 | Served as a Private in the Somerset County Militia | Rush, Peter Jr (I6117)
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| 1020 | Served his local militia, first commissioned as an Ensign in 1740. Promoted to Lieutenant October 1744, and Captain in May 1750 | Coe, Ebenezer (I5069)
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| 1021 | Served the Oberlin Alumni Association as the president of his 1904 graduating class. The obituary written for him in the Oberlin Alumni Magazine spells out the many connections between the Chamberlain family and Oberlin college. His parents and grandparents attended Oberlin as did 3 brothers and a sister. | Chamberlain, Ernest Barrett (I801)
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| 1022 | Service Source: NJ, REV WAR SLIPS: SINGLE CITATIONS OF THE NJ DOD MATERIALS, FHL ROLL #569455, MSS #131, #504, #1233 Service Description: 1) MORRIS CO MILITIA | Fordyce, Samuel (I6119)
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| 1023 | Service: CONNECTICUT Rank(s): CIVIL SERVICE, PATRIOTIC SERVICE Birth: 4-21-1716 LYME NEW LONDON CO CONNECTICUT Death: 4-27-1785 LYME NEW LONDON CO CONNECTICUT Service Source: CT ARCH: REV WAR, 1ST SER, VOL 11, P 13A, FHL #3544; CTSDAR, NON-MILITARY SERVICE IN THE REV, 1774-1784, GRC 1966 S1 VOL 153, P 121 Service Description: 1) SELECTMAN, 1776 2) MEMBER OF COMMITTEE TO SUPPLY PROVISIONS FOR SOLDIERS FAMILIES, 1777 | Peck, John (I6023)
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| 1024 | Service: CONNECTICUT Rank(s): PRIVATE Service Description: 1) CAPT. BOSTOCK, COL. WEBB | Beach, David II (I6007)
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| 1025 | Service: VIRGINIA Rank(s): CIVIL SERVICE Birth: CIRCA 1741 Death: ANTE 11-2-1819 MONTGOMERY CO KENTUCKY Service Source: SUMMERS, ANNALS OF SW VA, PART 1, P 246 Service Description: 1) SURVEYOR, BOTETOURT CO, 1775 | Wade, Dawson (I6037)
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| 1026 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I1)
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| 1027 | Seven years after the deaths of their parents, 4 of the Embry children were still living together, tending the farm.. Arthur and Mary were taking care of their youngest siblings William and Georgie who were, by this time 15 and 12. Witness Role: head of household Arthur Blackston EMBRY Witness Role: sister Mary Elizabeth EMBRY Witness Role: Brother William Wallace EMBRY Witness Role: sister Georgia Ann EMBRY | Embry, Arthur Blackston (I458)
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| 1028 | Seward households both before and after the Legg household, in-laws of James Legg. Witness Role: head of household James Robert LEGGE Witness Role: wife Mariah Claudice SEWARD Witness Role: son Cary Fenton LEGGE Witness Role: son Earl Cone LEGGE Witness Role: daughter Harriet LEGGE Witness Role: son Lewis Oscar LEGGE Witness Role: daughter Lorena E. LEGGE Witness Role: mother Nancy Ann BECKHAM | Legge, James Robert (I2586)
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| 1029 | Sharing her home with her daughter Marguerite, and Marguerite's two youngest children. The census taker wrote that Marguerite was a widow, she was in fact divorced. Witness Role: head of household Lillian Gertrude LEGGE Witness Role: daughter Jessie Marguerite MATTICKS Witness Role: grandson Alfred Roy BRENHOLTS Witness Role: granddaughter Barbara Lee BRENHOLTS | Legge, Lillian Gertrude "Lillie" (I791)
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| 1030 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I196)
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| 1031 | She clearly had pride in her appearance as well as dignity, strength, and possibly some stubbornness well into old age. By the age of 90 she was living in a retirement home. She had the attendants take her to get a permanent, and was just being brought back to her room when her daughter Ethel came for a visit. Allie was worn out, but refused to go to bed - she didn't want to mess up her hair! | Riffle, Allie May (I223)
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| 1032 | She died of cancer not long after the reunion held for Katie Alma Riffle's 90th birthday. | Maddox, Alice Kathleen (I276)
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| 1033 | She gave her occupation as "auditor" and claimed that she was once previously married, her married name being Mrs. Chester Bailey. Father's name: Richard Kean (tough to read) Mother's name: Mary E. McKreines (really tough to read) | Kear, Catherine L (I2849)
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| 1034 | she had been ill for two weeks | Williamson, Catherine Echols (I446)
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| 1035 | She had lived at an assisted care facility in Worthington, Ohio since 1995. | Brenholts, Virginia Ruth (I758)
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| 1036 | she left no survivors | Smith, Margaret (I983)
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| 1037 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I1)
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| 1038 | She moved in with her bachelor brother, and lived on his farm. Her children inherited the farm, Homer bought out his brother and sisters' share, and it is still in the possession of Homer's son. | Williamson, Catherine Echols (I446)
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| 1039 | She received a postcard from her friend "Mrs. D.J.D." while Mrs DJD was traveling to Eureka Springs, Arkansas. | Embry, Mary Elizabeth (I232)
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| 1040 | She sold the land she had inherited from her father. This was a parcel of 159 acres in Tennessee, which she had inherited along with her brothers and sisters. per Chancery Court of Records of Bedford Co., TN, compiled by Timothy R. & Helen C. Marsh. | Albright, Sarah Catherine (I1453)
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| 1041 | She stated on the 1880 Federal Census that both of her parents were born in North Carolina as well. | Albright, Sarah Catherine (I1453)
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| 1042 | She was 9 months old at the 1910 Census in May of 1910 | Dyess, Thelma Lillian (I2900)
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| 1043 | She was an infant when her mother died. Lived with her grandparents until after her half-sister Katie was born in August 1901, then came to live with her father's family - into which she never felt she belonged (per Katie) | Riffle, Mary Josephine (I230)
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| 1044 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I196)
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| 1045 | She was the 34 year old widowed head of household with 8 children ranging in age from 20 to 3. Also on this census page - Thomas Clerkley, 45yo, his wife Claudie, their 3 children. Unknown relationship to Catherine. Witness Role: head of household Catherine BRISBY Witness Role: son Hodges CLERKLEY Witness Role: son Thomas Daniel CLERKLEY Witness Role: daughter Adell CLERKLEY Witness Role: son Brisby CLERKLEY Witness Role: daughter Udell CLERKLEY Witness Role: son G.C. CLERKLEY Witness Role: daughter Maggerine CLERKLEY Witness Role: daughter Maggie CLERKLEY | Brisby, Catherine (I4766)
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| 1046 | Shown as age 3 on the Oct 1850 Census. Shown as age 14 on the July 4 1860 Census. Fact Flags: Preferred | Embry, Sarah Ann (I2526)
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| 1047 | Shown as being 24 on August 1870 census | Embrey, Elizabeth (I2549)
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| 1048 | Shown as being 8 years old on the July 1860 census | Embry, Sabrina Caroline (I2529)
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| 1049 | Shown as being 9 months old on the Oct 1850 census Shown as being 10 years old on the July 1860 census. | Embrey, Abner E. (I2528)
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| 1050 | Shown as being aged 2 on the Oct 1850 census. Shown as being aged 13 on the July 1860 census. Shown as being aged 23 on the August 1870 census. Fact Flags: Preferred | Embry, Martha Emeline (I2527)
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