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| 601 | Family cited to appear for the probate of John Fisher's will. The citation was signed 19 Aug 1841 for the probate meeting of 19 Oct 1841. Nathaniel D. Fisher was named executor. John was shown as having been of the town of Warsaw in Wyoming County. Those called to the probate: Betsy Fisher, Lucy C. Fisher, Betsy D. Fisher, Samuel Fisher, Mary Fisher, Nathaniel D. Fisher, all of Warsaw in Wyoming County. John Fisher of Hamilton, Upper Canada. Phineas D. Fisher of Baton Rouge Louisiana. James P. Fisher of Philadelphia. Caleb E. Fisher of Oberlin, Ohio. Witness Role: Principal: [I684] John FISHER Witness Role: Heir: [I670] Betsey DEAN Witness Role: Heir: [I674] Betsey D. FISHER Witness Role: Heir: [I680] Caleb Ellis FISHER Witness Role: Heir: [I679] James P. FISHER Witness Role: Heir: [I675] John FISHER Witness Role: Heir: [I673] Lucy Chickering FISHER Witness Role: Heir: [I805] Mary FISHER Witness Role: Executor: [I678] Nathaniel Dean FISHER Witness Role: Heir: [I677] Phineas Dean FISHER Witness Role: Heir: [I676] Samuel FISHER | Fisher, Mary (I805)
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| 602 | Family members mentioned in his Obituary: (Verla's children and grandchildren): Ronal Stine, wife Debby Monte York, wife Barbi Ashlee Pape, husband Aaron Randa Phillips, husband Robert Angela Swearingen Joyce Stine Stacey Aloui, husband Tufik Bryan Nyambyi Nancy Green, husband Charles Preceeded in death by: Parents Noble and Anna Munsell Brothers Lyman and Frances Sisters Fairy Haller, Meryle Haskins Verla's daughter (Lamont's step-daughter) Clarice Bratcher Randall Phillips - Randa's son Greg Swearingen - Randa's son-in-law | Munsell, Arlo Lamont (I269)
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| 603 | Family Search has quite a few linked documents attesting to this marriage. Image of the marriage bond is most interesting- David Railsback, presumed to be the younger brother of Elizabeth, is the one who provided the bond along with Isaac Ellis. David would have only been 21 years old. David and Elizabeth's father was still alive and seems to have been living in Rowan at the time - why did he not provide bond. Alternative - this is an entirely different David and Elizabeth Railsback. | Family: Isaac Ellis / Elizabeth Railsback (F1349)
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| 604 | Family Search indicates that perhaps there are two Jasper Hicks in that area at that time, difficult to sort out which one would have been Delilah's husband and Etta Pearl's father. | Hicks, Jasper (I3697)
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| 605 | Family Search, Findagrave, and various documents have conflicting info about this individual. Or perhaps there are two men - one Albert and one Abner. 1850 census: "abner e." 9 months old in Oct. 1860 census: "abner e." 10 years old 1866 marriage record: "abner and francis" 1880 census: "albert and francis" he's 28 with a 13 year old daughter - that would give a birth year of 1852 - marriage at 14? Son Dennis b 1872 in 1880 census, did he change his name to David Wesley, or is this a different child of a different family? Daughter Anna Elizabeth same as Nannie C? Or different people? Wife Francis Deskin, and then Josephine King, or two different families? | Embrey, Abner E. (I2528)
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| 606 | Father born in Indiana, mother born in Pennsylvania | Miller, Jonas C. (I858)
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| 607 | Fifth Sergeant, Company I, Third Regiment Arkansas Infantry Killed at the Battle of the Wilderness More complete sourcing needed. | Tomme, William W. (I4413)
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| 608 | File includes the intake agreement between the home and Alene Lakey, as well as the medical records for her and the baby. | Source (S536)
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| 609 | Find a Grave claims her birth date is 1700, and that she was 14 when she married. Family Search claims a birth date of 1695. Neither have sources to back up the claims. | Williams, Ann (I2684)
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| 610 | Find a Grave gives death date of 14 Dec 1822, the other data was downloaded from Family Search | John, Reuben (I2669)
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| 611 | First and Second Generation - Robert Cushman and his son Thomas - are covered extensively in the first 100 pages of the book. | Source (S1531)
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| 612 | First mention of 2nd wife "Sarah E. Price" Witness Role: head of household: [I452] William Gilwater PRICE Witness Role: wife: [I5881] Sarah E. | Price, William Gilwater (I452)
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| 613 | First mention of 2nd wife "Sarah E. Price" Witness Role: Principal: [I452] William Gilwater PRICE Witness Role: head of household: [I452] William Gilwater PRICE Witness Role: wife: [I5881] Sarah E. | E., Sarah (I5881)
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| 614 | Five people in the household 1 male 20-30 1 female 20-30 1 male under 5 This would be Moses Reuben and his wife Pheletia, their daughters Nancy Elizabeth and Mary Frances, and their son John S. 2 females under 5 | Cash, Moses Reuben (I4358)
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| 615 | Following the death of Annie Beatrice Riffle in 1902: 2nd wife Mary Lucinda Allen (1885 - 1910) - married in 1905 children Chestine Hall (1906 - ) Della Hall Hagan (1908 - ) Albert Hall (1909 - ) Bettie Hall (1910 - ) 3rd wife Cora Elizabeth Jenkins McFall (1889 - 1965) - married in 1918 Cora had a daughter by a previous marriage when she married J.T. Clara McFall Owen (1905 - ) | Hall, James Thomas (I222)
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| 616 | Following the deaths of both of her parents, Mary wrote letters to one or more relatives presumably asking for some assistance with her brothers and sisters. It seems that no help was forthcoming. All indications are that Mary provided care for her younger siblings, her brother Clay went out to work and provide money as soon as he was able. Given this history, it is not at all out of character for her to have married SS Riffle, who had recently lost his wife and had quite a few young children that needed care. | Embry, Mary Elizabeth (I232)
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| 617 | footstone on grave: PFC US Marine Corps Res | Bryant, Cecil Floyd (I4653)
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| 618 | For many years he served his community as its road commissioner. His political affiliations were with the Whig party and he was a member of the Church of God. The death of this brave and honored pioneer of Marshall county occurred on the 9th of July, 1895, long surviving his wife, Nancy. | Railsback, Caleb (I109)
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| 619 | Forestlawn Gardens & Mausoleum 730 Golden Springs Rd. Anniston, Calhoun County, AL 36207-6914 (256) 237-3611 | Riffle, Alton Milford (I257)
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| 620 | Formal and final decree of adoption Also includes two page signed attestation as to the suitability of Homer and Katie Price as potential adoptive parents of James Robert Lakey. The minutes are said to be on file in Volume 3, pages 231-232 of the office of the Clerk for the District Court of Lipscomb County. . | Source (S535)
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| 621 | Francis Cooke and his 13 year old son John sailed to America aboard the Mayflower. Francis' wife and other children followed 3 years later. | Cooke, Francis (I1916)
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| 622 | Francis was a pioneer who came across on the Mayflower. | Cooke, Francis (I1916)
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| 623 | Frank Maddox lived with his brother and sister-in-law in South Carolina. He was 14, his parents had both fairly recently died. Witness Role: head of household: Name: William Maddox Witness Role: wife: Name: Frannie E Maddox Witness Role: brother: [I231] Frank Moss MADDOX | Maddox, Frank Moss (I231)
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| 624 | Frank's parents lived next door Witness Role: head of household: [I2921] Charles Franklin EDWARDS Witness Role: wife: [I3581] Roxie Elizabeth PUTNAM Witness Role: daughter: [I3588] Dorothy Mae EDWARDS Witness Role: daughter: [I3587] Velma EDWARDS Witness Role: son: [I3585] Raymond EDWARDS | Edwards, Charles Franklin (I2921)
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| 625 | Frank's parents lived next door Witness Role: Principal: [I2921] Charles Franklin EDWARDS Witness Role: head of household: [I2921] Charles Franklin EDWARDS Witness Role: wife: [I3581] Roxie Elizabeth PUTNAM Witness Role: daughter: [I3588] Dorothy Mae EDWARDS Witness Role: daughter: [I3587] Velma EDWARDS Witness Role: son: [I3585] Raymond EDWARDS | Putnam, Roxie Elizabeth (I3581)
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| 626 | Frank's parents lived next door Witness Role: Principal: [I2921] Charles Franklin EDWARDS Witness Role: head of household: [I2921] Charles Franklin EDWARDS Witness Role: wife: [I3581] Roxie Elizabeth PUTNAM Witness Role: daughter: [I3588] Dorothy Mae EDWARDS Witness Role: daughter: [I3587] Velma EDWARDS Witness Role: son: [I3585] Raymond EDWARDS | Edwards, Raymond (I3585)
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| 627 | Frank's parents lived next door Witness Role: Principal: [I2921] Charles Franklin EDWARDS Witness Role: head of household: [I2921] Charles Franklin EDWARDS Witness Role: wife: [I3581] Roxie Elizabeth PUTNAM Witness Role: daughter: [I3588] Dorothy Mae EDWARDS Witness Role: daughter: [I3587] Velma EDWARDS Witness Role: son: [I3585] Raymond EDWARDS | Edwards, Velma (I3587)
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| 628 | Frank's parents lived next door Witness Role: Principal: [I2921] Charles Franklin EDWARDS Witness Role: head of household: [I2921] Charles Franklin EDWARDS Witness Role: wife: [I3581] Roxie Elizabeth PUTNAM Witness Role: daughter: [I3588] Dorothy Mae EDWARDS Witness Role: daughter: [I3587] Velma EDWARDS Witness Role: son: [I3585] Raymond EDWARDS | Edwards, Dorothy Mae (I3588)
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| 629 | FreeBMD is an ongoing project, the aim of which is to transcribe the Civil Registration index of births, marriages and deaths for England and Wales, and to provide free Internet access to the transcribed records. It is a part of the Free UK Genealogy family, which also includes FreeCEN (Census data) and FreeREG (Parish Registers). To search the records that have so far been transcribed by FreeBMD click on the Search button below. | Repository (R27)
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| 630 | Friends and relatives gathered to celebrate her life. Several provided written remembrances | Riffle, Katie Alma (I191)
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| 631 | from a brain aneurism. The death certificate records 16 Jan 1990 as her date of death, that is a legal technicality based on the doctor's availability to declare. | Chamberlain, Deborah (I3)
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| 632 | From a Marshall County newspaper of the time: "Samuel Dennis Taber, who recently went to Colorado, in hopes of benefitting his declining health, arrived home Monday night. The light atmosphere of Colorado almost suffocated him and his physician advised him to return home at once." | Taber, Samuel Dennis (I794)
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| 633 | from America to Canada. A number of families emigrated from Londonderry to Nova Scotia, settling in Truro, soon after its evacuation by the French. Samuel Fisher was only 9 years old when he left New Hampshire with his uncle William, his half-sister Janet, and Janet's husband Matthew Archibald. Witness Role: Principal: [I663] Samuel FISHER Witness Role: Witness: [I1574] William FISHER Witness Role: Witness: [I634] Matthew TAYLOR Witness Role: Witness: [I636] Janet WILSON | Taylor, Matthew (I634)
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| 634 | from America to Canada. A number of families emigrated from Londonderry to Nova Scotia, settling in Truro, soon after its evacuation by the French. Samuel Fisher was only 9 years old when he left New Hampshire with his uncle William, his half-sister Janet, and Janet's husband Matthew Archibald. Witness Role: Principal: [I663] Samuel FISHER Witness Role: Witness: [I1574] William FISHER Witness Role: Witness: [I634] Matthew TAYLOR Witness Role: Witness: [I636] Janet WILSON | Wilson, Janet (I636)
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| 635 | from America to Canada. A number of families emigrated from Londonderry to Nova Scotia, settling in Truro, soon after its evacuation by the French. Samuel Fisher was only 9 years old when he left New Hampshire with his uncle William, his half-sister Janet, and Janet's husband Matthew Archibald. Witness Role: Principal: [I663] Samuel FISHER Witness Role: Witness: [I1574] William FISHER Witness Role: Witness: [I634] Matthew TAYLOR Witness Role: Witness: [I636] Janet WILSON | Fisher, William (I1574)
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| 636 | from America to Canada. A number of families emigrated from Londonderry to Nova Scotia, settling in Truro, soon after its evacuation by the French. Samuel Fisher was only 9 years old when he left New Hampshire with his uncle William, his half-sister Janet, and Janet's husband Matthew Archibald. Witness Role: Witness: [I1574] William FISHER Witness Role: Witness: [I634] Matthew TAYLOR Witness Role: Witness: [I636] Janet WILSON | Fisher, Samuel (I663)
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| 637 | from America to Canada. Moved to Nova Scotia in 1767 | Fisher, Janet Marie (I633)
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| 638 | from America to Canada. Moved to Nova Scotia in 1767 | Archibald, Matthew (I639)
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| 639 | From ancestry.com: This large collection of accurate and succinct biographies includes information regarding hundreds of famous men and women from all walks of life. Each person was important to the life and history of the United States, and include persons of literature, science, history, politics and commerce. For researchers of important U.S. residents, this can be a helpful collection. | Source (S3)
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| 640 | from Biographical Review volume XXVI: The eldest son (Henry Bates) was a member of the firm of Cranston & Bates, of Norwich, manufacturers of engine boilers and general machinery, also a member of the New London Foundry and Machine Company. He was a fine mechanic, and inventor of and patentee on stem valves and a bomb lance for taking whales, as well as of a new steam gauge. Naturally an investigator, he made and owned one of the largest telescopes in the United States, the instrument in Harvard University Observatory being then the only larger one. | Bates, Henry (I6196)
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| 641 | from England to America Witness Role: Principal: [I1936] Richard BORDEN Witness Role: Spouse: [I1937] Joan FOWLE | Fowle, Joan (I1937)
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| 642 | From England to America Witness Role: Principal: [I1953] Henry HOWLAND Witness Role: Spouse: [I1954] Mary | Mary (I1954)
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| 643 | from England to America Witness Role: Principal: [I1962] John BRIGGS Witness Role: Spouse: [I1963] Sarah CORNELL | Cornell, Sarah (I1963)
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| 644 | from England to America Witness Role: Spouse: [I1937] Joan FOWLE | Borden, Richard (I1936)
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| 645 | From England to America Witness Role: Spouse: [I1954] Mary | Howland, Henry (I1953)
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| 646 | from England to America Witness Role: Spouse: [I1963] Sarah CORNELL | Briggs, John (I1962)
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| 647 | From England to America | Taber, Philip (I922)
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| 648 | From England to America | Wilbore, Samuel (I1239)
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| 649 | from England to America | Bussey, George P (I1555)
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| 650 | From England to America | Masters, John (I1557)
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