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Matches 701 to 750 of 3,285
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| 701 | Jim and Martha shared their home with their grandson Keith and his young wife Edna Witness Role: head of household James Arthur EDWARDS Witness Role: wife Martha Adeline EMBRY Witness Role: grandson Keith Claymore REYNOLDS Witness Role: granddaughter Edna Mae BOOTH | Edwards, James Arthur (I2191)
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| 702 | Jimmie, Sybil, Dan, Debbie, and Drew came to Houston for a visit with Jimmie's cousin Mack Price and his family. Their car was full of clothes, parked in the driveway - and was broken into while they were there, most of the clothes stolen. Witness Role: Witness Sybil Marie ABSHER Witness Role: Witness Deborah CHAMBERLAIN Witness Role: Witness Dan Terry PRICE Witness Role: Witness Debbra Ann PRICE Witness Role: Witness Drew Garrick PRICE Witness Role: Witness James Malcolm PRICE Witness Role: Witness Kathryn Elizabeth PRICE Witness Role: Witness Leslie Diane PRICE | Price, James Bartley (I203)
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| 703 | Jimmy and Ginny eloped. Ginny lied about her age on the marriage license application, stating that she had turned 21 on 4-Dec-1928, when she had in fact turned 17. She also stated that her residence was in East Union, Wayne County, Ohio. The remaining information was truthful. From their daughter: There were, as I recall, two other couples who were to run off and marry at the same time, but the others chickened out. After my parents were married in Wooster, they came back to Columbus and didn’t tell anyone. My mother continued living with her parents (well, their marriage was ending, so I don’t know if her father was still living in the family home), and she finally told her mother SIX MONTHS LATER that she’d gotten married, to which her mother replied, “Well, you know we have to tell your father.” 2022 Note from their daughter, accompanying the marriage license image: Here's the marriage certificate for my parents when they eloped. Of course, they both really lived in Columbus, so there's no truth to the listing of Toledo and E. Union. Witness Jane Dodd was Mother's good friend. Maybe she was one of the other "kids" who had intended to run off and marry at the same time but chickened out. | Family (F257)
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| 704 | Joan and Matthew had 8 children: Joan, John (died young), Richard, Mary, William, Amy or Anne, Edward and John. | Family (F630)
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| 705 | Johannes, a sister, and two brothers left Amsterdam for Jamestown. Johannes eventually settled near what is now Mount Sterling, Kentucky. | Bliekenstorffer, Johannes "John" (I6035)
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| 706 | John and Jane were pioneers in the original settlement at Mespat, Long Island, now known as Maspeth. | Family (F1416)
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| 707 | John and Margaret, with their first two children, are believed to have immigrated from Germany to Maryland. Witness Role: Spouse Margaret DORSEY Witness Role: Child Henry TENER Witness Role: Child Phillip TENER | Tener, John (I4801)
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| 708 | John and Mary shared their home with his father, stepmother, and sister. Also living in the house was a 20 year old woman named Lucy King, relationship unknown, likely a servant or nanny. Witness Role: head of household John Sears PECK Witness Role: wife Mary FISHER Witness Role: daughter Emily Elizabeth PECK Witness Role: Unknown Name: Lucy King Witness Role: father Watrous PECK Witness Role: step-mother Pauline REXFORD Witness Role: sister Sarah E. PECK | Peck, John Sears (I804)
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| 709 | John C. Sutton Household John C. Sutton, 53M, farmer, $300, $362, GA Martha Sutton, 45F, NC, can't read or write Martha A. Sutton, 18F, AL, attended school Mary A. Sutton, 15F, AL, attended school John R. Sutton, 12M, AL, attended school Kitty Ann Sutton, 9F, AL, attended school William H. Sutton 6M, AL Witness Role: head of household John C. SUTTON Witness Role: wife Martha TIPTON Witness Role: daughter Martha Ann SUTTON Witness Role: daughter Mary A. SUTTON Witness Role: son John R. SUTTON Witness Role: daughter Kitty Ann SUTTON Witness Role: son William H. SUTTON | Sutton, John C. (I1476)
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| 710 | John Fisher and family moved to Warsaw in 1834 | Fisher, John (I684)
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| 711 | John Peck was a widowed farmer, his two unmarried children, Anna and Edward lived with him. Edward was 23 and a student. Also living here, John Peck's 31 year old daughter Emily with her husband William Chamberlain, then a professional musician, and Emily and William's two children. Witness Role: head of household John Sears PECK Witness Role: daughter Mary Anna PECK Witness Role: son Edward Watrous PECK Witness Role: son-in-law William Benton CHAMBERLAIN Witness Role: daughter Emily Elizabeth PECK Witness Role: grandson Frederick William CHAMBERLAIN Witness Role: grandson John Fisher CHAMBERLAIN Witness Role: Unknown Name: Arthur Burt Witness Role: 25 year old single male, student - probably a boarder Witness Role: Unknown Name: Alice E. Burt Witness Role: 23 year old single female, listed as sister to Arthur Burt | Peck, John Sears (I804)
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| 712 | John Peck with his wife and 5 children. John's widowed father also lived with them, as did Mary's eldest sister. There were two farm laborers listed in the census, no connection established. Also in this house was a teaching candidate named Carrie A. Fisher, possibly related to Mary. Witness Role: head of household John Sears PECK Witness Role: wife Mary FISHER Witness Role: daughter Emily Elizabeth PECK Witness Role: daughter Mary Anna PECK Witness Role: son John Fisher PECK Witness Role: son Edward Watrous PECK Witness Role: son Charles F. PECK Witness Role: father Watrous PECK Witness Role: sister-in-law Lucy Chickering FISHER Witness Role: Resident Name: Severett Merrill Witness Role: 57 year old male, born in Connecticut, farm laborer Witness Role: Resident Name: William C. Graham Witness Role: 17 year old male, born in New York, farm laborer Witness Role: Resident Name: Carrie A. Fisher Witness Role: 24 year old female, born in New York, teacher candidate | Peck, John Sears (I804)
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| 713 | John Plake Household 1M 20-30 (John) 1M under 5 (Benjamin) 1F 30-40 (Nancy) 2F under 5 (Mary, Rachel) | Pleak, John Isaac (I859)
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| 714 | John Plake with 2nd wife Rosanna Vinnedge 9 children from his first marriage to Nancy Hardy 4 children from her first marriage to John Kilgore 1 child of this new marriage Witness Role: head of household John Isaac PLEAK Witness Role: wife Rosanna VINNEDGE Witness Role: daughter Mary A. PLAKE Witness Role: daughter Rachel PLAKE Witness Role: son Benjamin PLAKE Witness Role: son William PLAKE Witness Role: daughter Julia Ann PLAKE Witness Role: daughter Nancy Jane PLAKE Witness Role: step-son George W. KILGORE Witness Role: daughter Chas H PLAKE Witness Role: step-son William Vinnedge KILGORE Witness Role: step-son Fred KILGORE Witness Role: daughter Sarah Elizabeth PLAKE Witness Role: step-son Jamison KILGORE Witness Role: daughter Martha PLEAK Witness Role: son Thomas Jefferson PLAKE | Pleak, John Isaac (I859)
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| 715 | John Sears Peck and a second wife, Emma C. Peck. She was born in Massachusetts as were both of her parents. She was a mother of 3 children, one of whom was still living in 1900. Witness Role: head of household John Sears PECK Witness Role: wife Emma Catherine HAMILTON Witness Role: boarder Name: George C. Robb | Peck, John Sears (I804)
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| 716 | Jonathan Grant Matticks was a twin, his twin brother was stillborn. | Matticks, Stillborn Child (I2538)
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| 717 | Josiah and Mary Ann moved to Athens County, Ohio from Stratford Connecticut in the fall of 1805. | Coe, Josiah (I3115)
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| 718 | JSTOR is a digital library for the intellectually curious. We help everyone discover, share, and connect valuable ideas. JSTOR provides access to more than 12 million journal articles, books, images, and primary sources in 75 disciplines. JSTOR is part of ITHAKA, a not-for-profit organization that also includes Artstor, Ithaka S+R, and Portico. | Repository (R30)
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| 719 | Kate managed a restaurant, her son Homer was a waiter. | Williamson, Catherine Echols (I446)
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| 720 | Katie received a postcard from her brother Luther. Luther was apparently in New Mexico. Witness Role: Unknown Luther Tyrell RIFFLE Witness Role: Luther traveled to Artesia New Mexico at some time, perhaps with his family. | Riffle, Katie Alma (I191)
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| 721 | Katie sold half of the property in town to Mr. and Mrs. Wiley. She retained 1/2 of the mineral rights, permanently, so those mineral rights have passed to her heirs. At this time, Katie was living in Perryton, Ochiltree County, Texas. | Riffle, Katie Alma (I191)
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| 722 | Keith Reynolds, 48, of Sunray, was killed about 1:00 p.m. Wednesday when a steam pot at the Shamrock McKee Plant near Sunray exploded. Reynolds, labor foreman at the plant, was standing near the 24-inch steam pot when it blew up. He was struck in the chest by fragment of the pot, which is used to melt a sealing compound for sewer tile. (from Borger News Herald, September 25, 1958) | Reynolds, Keith Claymore (I2410)
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| 723 | Keith went to school in Follet up until high school, at which time his family moved to Sun Ray Texas. | Reynolds, Keith Claymore Jr. (I2215)
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| 724 | Killed in battle. US Civil War, Battle of the Wilderness | Tomme, William W. (I4413)
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| 725 | Killed in Civil War | Sutton, Felix Gilbert (I1521)
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| 726 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I196)
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| 727 | Left Ellis County to homestead in Oklahoma strip. Bought a relinquishment. Proved it & lived 3 yrs. there - then moved across the line back into Texas. [memo written by Deborah Price, as part of her research in the 1970s] | Riffle, Samuel Scott (I216)
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| 728 | Legend says: died in Yankee Prison Camp. | Tribble, Lafayette (I211)
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| 729 | Lemuel L. Moody is listed with Company B, 1 Arkanas Infantry, a private. Filed for pension as an invalid on 23 Feb 1899. | Moody, Lemuel L. (I4319)
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| 730 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I1)
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| 731 | Letter from Barbara Riffle to Mack and Debbie Price | Price, James Malcolm "Mack" (I2)
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| 732 | Letter from Meridian Mississippi to "cousin" is possibly from one of Bat Roach and Josephine Murphy's children to Eunice. All that remains is the first page of this letter, mention is made of "Uncle Sam", as well as Katie and Clarine. Uncle Sam would be Samuel Scott Riffle, Eunice's father and uncle to the Roach children. Katie Riffle would, at this time, have been one year old, Clarine Roach would be similar in age. This letter would have been written shortly after the Civil War Soldiers reunion where S. S. Riffle met Bat Roach, his brother-in-law. | Riffle, Eunice Ida (I227)
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| 733 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I772)
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| 734 | Library of Congress Catalogue Card Number 94-78265. ISBN 0-8063-1415-X. Clayton Library Call Number 974.2 A615 NH. Compiled from the town books, church records, graveyard inscriptions, and other sources by Daniel Gage Annis ; the subject matter edited, with introduction, sketches, and annotations by George Waldo Browne. | Source (S17)
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| 735 | Lieutenant in Captain John Smith's company, Colonel Seth Warren's 15th Vermont Militia. This regiment was known as the Green Mountain Boys | Cushman, Isaac (I6185)
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| 736 | Likely that Nathan takes his middle name from his Uncle, John Austin (I4442). | Denney, Nathan Austin (I2044)
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| 737 | Listed as disabled due to scrofula in the 1880 census. | Embrey, Curtis (I2460)
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| 738 | listed between Selina and George Wesley | Bates, William (I4974)
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| 739 | Listed his brother, J. C. Sisk as both his employer and his nearest relative on the WW1 Draft Registration form. | Sisk, James Wesley (I3023)
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| 740 | Listed on the census right after the James Dugger and Alexander Dugger households. Silas' nephew Lafayette would go on to marry one of Alexander Dugger's daughters. Silas A. Tribble 2 males under 5 1 male 40 to 50 1 female 30 to 40 1 person employed in agriculture | Tribble, Silas R (I3456)
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| 741 | Listed right after James Treble, presumed brother. Only 1 person in the household, male aged 30 to 40. Also on the same census page: Jno Treble 20-30, with wife also 20-30 Jno Treble 30-40, wife 40-50, 9 kids | Tribble, Silas R (I3456)
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| 742 | Lived in Canyon while wife Katie was finishing her Master's Degree in teaching. During this time they adopted Mack. Homer was the original Mr.Mom - cooking, cleaning, and taking care of Mackey while Katie went to school. Witness Role: Child James Malcolm PRICE Witness Role: Spouse Katie Alma RIFFLE | Price, Homer (I190)
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| 743 | Lived with Marguerite's mother and brother. Witness Role: head of household Jordan Vincent ZAN Witness Role: wife Jessie Marguerite MATTICKS Witness Role: mother-in-law Lillian Gertrude LEGGE Witness Role: brother-in-law Raymond Edward MATTICKS | Zan, Jordan Vincent (I2448)
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| 744 | Lived with sister Eva, and cousin Hannah Green, unsure of how she is related. Witness Role: head of household Alfred BRENHOLTS Witness Role: wife Clara Alma BATES Witness Role: son Roy BRENHOLTS Witness Role: sister Eva Lee BRENHOLTS Witness Role: Cousin Name: Hannah Green | Brenholts, Alfred (I753)
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| 745 | Living on "The Hulsey Place" 10 miles NW of Ardmore | Cordum, James Louis (I4614)
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| 746 | Lt. Colonel Mebane's Company of 1st N. C. Battalion, commanded by Colonel Thomas Clark | Brannen, Thomas Alexander (I5600)
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| 747 | Lucy Etta Railsback Smith of Los Angeles is listed as still living in the obituary of her sister, Melissa Jane Railsback Taber, who died in Feb of 1951 | Railsback, Lucy Etta (I834)
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| 748 | Lucy was a widow, living alone. Does not appear to be living next door to any of her children. Witness Role: head of household Lucy CONNER | Conner, Lucy (I880)
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| 749 | Lydia was called "unmarried" in her father's will. Some evidence suggests she married Fortner Taber later on. | Family (F319)
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| 750 | Mable and RO were living in the Magnolia-Pegasus Camp outside of Midland. She was engaged as a bookkeeper for an oilfield supply company. On Mable's death certificate, the doctor states that he had been seeing her since May of 1954 | Lackey, Mabel A. (I4248)
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