Hawblitz, Heath, Thayer, Thurber & More
Including Palmer, Goodnow, and other allied families.
Matches 34,551 to 34,600 of 34,699
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| 34551 | was stillborn | Heath, Ann (I1512)
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| 34552 | was taken by state lady - a MS Laffler around fall 1925 and adopted out. No further record. The Tampa Tribune, Tampa, Fla., (Hillsborough County), April 19, 2007, Metro,-page 7.--Malmsjo, Albert B., Jr., 84, of Tampa, passed away April 17, 2007. He moved to -the Tampa area from Chappaqua, New York (Westchester County). He is survived-by His loving Family. Services will take place at a later date. Serenity-Meadows Memorial Park, Funeral home, Crematory. 677-9494. serenitymeadows.com-John B. King, Tampa, Fla.-tibbs43192004 at yahoo.com | McCormick, Clarence Henry (I1862)
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| 34553 | was taxed for three acres of tillage land, twelve acres of mowing and twelve of pasturage. The amount of land under cultivation was more than that of any other resident of New Chester, except Cutting Favor and Benjamin Emmons, who had about the same. | Heath, Daniel (I116)
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| 34554 | was taxed on 39 acres of land valued at $490 with one 26' by 18' house upon it valued at $80. Bounded N:by Capt Nelson E:by Simeon Holbrook S:by Benjamin Mehan W:by Simeon Holbrook | Holbrook, Nathan (I4583)
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| 34555 | was the father of 11 children. | Nelson, Stephen (I108)
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| 34556 | Was the last of the original proprietors of Suffield to die. He had lived for a short time at Westfield, Mass., during King Philip's war. Was prominent in public matters; he held the office of selectman. Ref: JNG 69 | Hanchett, Deacon John (I865)
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| 34557 | Was the pilot of the American ship Enterprise when she captured the British vessel Boxer. | Drinkwater, Samuel (I20764)
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| 34558 | wasn't married to William I | Avenal, Avenal (I12288)
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| 34559 | waterman family vol.I #278 | Waterman, Robert (I22933)
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| 34560 | waterman family vol.I #659 | Waterman, Jonathan (I22931)
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| 34561 | waterman family vol.I #98 | Waterman, Johnathon (I22935)
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| 34562 | waterman family vol.II pg.146 | Waterman, Candace B. (I22904)
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| 34563 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Reay, Heather MacLeod (I29139)
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| 34564 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Reay, Russell Sidney (I29137)
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| 34565 | Webster Heath died Feb 18, 1830 aged 28 years son of Samuel & Sarah Heath | Heath, Webster (I1564)
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| 34566 | wedding announcement was postmarked 6 October, 1921 from Jersey City , NJ | Family: Percy Lawrence De Noyelles, M.D. / Mary Elizabeth Heath (F177)
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| 34567 | Wedding could have been 10th or 12th of November, 1645 per notes | Turner, John (I29101)
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| 34568 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Bilz, Dean Caleb (I636)
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| 34569 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Bilz, Duncan Isaiah (I637)
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| 34570 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Bruce, Joseph Edward (I8097)
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| 34571 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Fort, Sara Elizabeth (I8114)
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| 34572 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Bilz, Dylan Jacob (I635)
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| 34573 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Apat, Aileen Elizabeth (I7862)
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| 34574 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Thayer, Marcia Louise (I14)
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| 34575 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Fort, Matthew Edwin (I8113)
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| 34576 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Way, Christina Marie (I596)
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| 34577 | Well, yes and no. No, Thomas DAVIS was no *known* relative of James DAVIS. Hoyt does say thay 'may' be related in some way, but not known. But... you lucky duck .. George & Joanna (DAVIS) CORLISS .. are also MY ancestors! And, there is no proof of the last name of Thomas DAVIS' wife. Her first name was Christian. And there is speculation on COFFIN, but she fits into no known COFFIN family, and there is no proof on record of any surname. Hoyt, nor Torrey accepts any surname for her - and no one has given any documentation to primary records giving COFFIN as her name. So, if you *must* write it, use it ?COFFIN to alert the reader that it is NOT a proven name. (I'm also of COFFIN ancestry, so know that family inside and out, too.) Now James DAVIS *had* a brother named Thomas.... but he never came to New England. DAVIS is a very common English name, and there were many immigrants of that name - most of whom were unrelated to one another. Thomas DAVIS is not covered in the secondary sources anywhere nearly as often as James - but then, James left many sons and thousands of descendants. And Thomas had just one son, Joseph, who died probably unmarried at age 39 in 1671 in Haverhill- thus ending that DAVIS line. ---Sandy. | Davis, Thomas (I140)
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| 34578 | Went by the name 'Dick' 2nd Shaw letter From 1921 Kansas City City Directory Willard B.Munden Carpenter 2915 Fairmont | Munden, Willard Buell (I24292)
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| 34579 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Johnson, Corey Lee (I4788)
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| 34580 | Went to Arizona and homesteaded before Arizona became state. | Blair, Jim (I24860)
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| 34581 | went to VT. 2 ch. | Heath, John S. (I1252)
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| 34582 | went to VT. 2 ch. | Ayers, Abagail (I1384)
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| 34583 | went to work for the Samuel Ames family in Albany, New York. When that family went to Canterbury, Merrimack County, New Hampshire, she was asked to go along to help care for the children. While in Canterbury she met Alfred (Fred) Heath from Bristol, New Hampshire who had gone to Canterbury to visit his brother Edward and family. Later, Fred sent notes to Libbie via Edward. Margaret Heath Thayer has the large family Bible given to Libbie by Samuel Ames. She has also several certificates in her safe including the marriages of Alfred and Elizabeth (Herber) Heath and Emerson and Magdalena (Brenn) Palmer. | Herber, Dorothee Elizabeth (I131)
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| 34584 | Went west young | Gifford, Abraham D. (I23381)
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| 34585 | WENTWORTH per David Barrett's GEDCOM | Wentworth, Mary (I10903)
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| 34586 | Weston was also fondly called "No Name" Goodnow as the Whitingham Town Clerk records lists beside the name of the child, "No Name" Weston worked for the railroad for many years as an engineer. He was involved with the "Hoot, Toot, & Whistle" train which ran from the Hoosiac Tunnel to Albany, NY.This train went through the mountains for 4.75 miles. Weston also loved to " tinker" and, as an indication of this he gave my parents, Arnold & Phyllis Clark, a rebuilt refrigator as a wedding present. He also made the wooden plates that went into batteries that he restored. He married Minnie Martin and three children resulted from this union. Harold R. Goodnow born at Bernardston, Mass 12/2/1896 and died 1976. His first wife was Emma Wright: second wifes was Lillian Thatcher. ( I can remember her hair being blue from the coloring she used. As a child thought it was funny. (Donna) Lewis W. Goodnow born at Leydon, Mass June 29, 1899 and married Florence Jameson. Clara M. Goodnow born in Leydon, Mass February 3, 1902 and married Earl W. Clark | Goodnow, Weston Wilson (I2182)
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| 34587 | WFT #3112 | Rice, Thomas (I353)
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| 34588 | when Dinah is called widow Robinson. | Robinson, John (I6450)
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| 34589 | When he was old, Albert was blind from cataracts, but he wouldn't have them removed because he was a Christian Scientist. In fact, according to Ellen Lombard Margolies, he was a Christian Science teacher. Before that he was involved in the Christian Science Monitor. | Lombard, Albert E. (I23449)
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| 34590 | when her dower in her first husband's estate was finally set off. | Bradley, Mary (I1410)
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| 34591 | When Ma was married to Pappy, he weighed 115 lbs. and was 23. Ma was 20 and weighed 90 lbs. Note - Ma was 5'9' tall! Pappy was 5'6' tall. | Blair, Letta Myrtle (I23855)
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| 34592 | When Mike Lucas was a baby he had trouble pronouncing Grandma or Grandpa so he called his granparents Ma and Pappy and it stuck. All family and children called them that. | Piles, George Handlin (I3841)
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| 34593 | When she became a permanent resident of Portland in 1923, she joined the Longfellow Garden Club as one of its charter members. Ten years later she was voted Honorary Life Membership in appreciation of her active interest. Besides her private pupils in music, she always had a church position as director of Music and Organist. After 1932, when her health prevented her from participating as an organist, she turned to her life-long interest, Hymnology. | Ford, Mae Belle (I22965)
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| 34594 | When they married he was a railroad mail clerk and they lived in Cedar Rapids. | Sisler, Walter Harold (I25815)
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| 34595 | When they married he was a railroad mail clerk and they lived in Cedar Rapids. | Sisler, Walter Harold (I25815)
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| 34596 | where he had gone on business. | Nelson, Thomas (I106)
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| 34597 | While Hannah (EMERSON) DUSTON was the family heroine, her younger sister Elizabeth EMERSON (1665-1693) achieved notoriety of a different sort - after bearing 3 children out-of-wedlock, she was hanged in Haverhill, MA. Hannah (Emerson) Dustin was well known and celebrated for escaping her Indian captors by killing and scalping them. Less well known is her (in)famous sister Elizabeth Emerson who was executed for the murder of her own newborn twins. | Emerson, Elizabeth (I3366)
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| 34598 | While residing in Dunn, Dane Cty, Wisconsin, served as a Private, Co. B, 11th Reg., Wisc. Infantry Volunteers. When enlisted was age 37, w/black eyes, brown hair, was 5'-7' tall, by occupation a farmer. Resided in Iowa in 1875; by 1887 was in California. Suffered chronic nephritis when he died. Lived in Gilroy last 2 years of his life - before that in Santa Clara. | Noble, Bryant Franklin (I24843)
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| 34599 | Whitingham Book 1 - Page 220 Town Record | Carley, Abigail (I9090)
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| 34600 | Whitingham Book 1 - Page 220 Town Record | Carley, Abigail Severance (I9096)
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