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| 3951 | Background: WILLS Identifier: 463 Tomo: 1 Start date: March 20, 1734 Author: Ordinary Mayor Francisco Fernández de Rumayor Documentary typology: testament Text type: handwritten Topic: heirs and inheritances Synthesis: Catarina de los Santos Coy, native and neighbor of this town, legitimate daughter of Captain Joseph de los Santos Coy and Leonarda Martínez Guajardo, deceased, makes a will naming her sister Inés and Juan Antonio de los Santos Coy, a child who left at his doorstep and raised him as a son. People Catarina de los Santos Coy, Joseph de los Santos Coy, Leonarda Martínez Guajardo, Juan Antonio de los Santos Coy Places: Villa de Santiago del Saltillo Signature: AMS, T, c 8, and 16, 3 ff | Santos, Catarina de los (Santos Coy) (I140181)
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| 3952 | Background: WILLS Identifier: 467 Tomo: 1 Start date: October 24, 1734 Author: Scribe Manuel Ángel de Robles Documentary typology: testament Text type: handwritten Topic: heirs and inheritances Synthesis: Josefa Méndez Tovar, originally from this town, legitimate daughter of Captain Joseph Méndez Tovar and Leonor Gutiérrez Hidalgo, deceased, grants a will naming her compadre Joaquín Martínez Guajardo, her nephews Ana María, Juan Antonio and Francisco Martínez Guajardo as universal heirs. People Josefa Méndez Tovar, Joseph Méndez Tovar, Leonor Gutiérrez Hidalgo, Joaquín Martínez Guajardo, Francisco Martínez Guajardo Places: Villa de Santiago del Saltillo Signature: AMS, T, c 8, and 20, 28 ff | Mendez, Josefa (Mendez Tovar) (I140184)
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| 3953 | Background: WILLS Identifier: 485 Tomo: 1 Start date: July 16, 1737 Author: Scribe Manuel Ángel de Robles Documentary typology: testament Text type: handwritten Topic: heirs and inheritances Synthesis: Isidro de Irigoyen, a neighbor and native of this town, legitimate son of Mateo de Irigoyen and Antonia de la Garza, grants a will naming his children Juan Antonio and María Josefa de Irigoyen universal heirs, the first procreated with his first wife Feliciana de Valdés and the second with Clara Martínez Guajardo. People Isidro de Irigoyen, Mateo de Irigoyen, Antonia de la Garza, María Josefa de Irigoyen, Feliciana de Valdés, Clara Martínez Guajardo Places: Villa de Santiago del Saltillo Signature: AMS, T, c 9, and 6, 18 ff | Yrigoyen, (Capitan) Ysidro de (I140019)
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| 3954 | Background: WILLS Identifier: 488 Tomo: 1 Start date: November 21, 1737 Author: Scribe Manuel Ángel de Robles Documentary typology: testament Text type: handwritten Topic: heirs and inheritances Synthesis: Joseph González de Paredes, legitimate son of the deceased Manuel González de Paredes and Josefa de Morales, grants a will naming his children Josefa, Joaquín and Manuela González, from his marriage to Francisca Xaviera de Villarreal as heirs. People Joseph González de Paredes, Manuel González de Paredes, Josefa de Morales, Manuela González, Francisca Xaviera de Villarreal Places: Villa de Santiago del Saltillo Signature: AMS, T, c 9, and 9, 36 ff https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:9392-6268-4?cc=1874591 Guadalajara > Diócesis de Guadalajara > Matrimonios 1728 image 199 of 731 (1728 - Boca de Leones - Nuevo Leon) Marriage dispensation for Francisco Xavier de la Garza Falcon and Josefa Gonzales de Paredes - The bride/groom distantly related as follows: Juan Baptista de Villareal and Juan de Villareal were brothers. Juan Baptista de Villareal was the father of Juana de Villarea, who was the mother of Francisco Xavier de la Garza (Groom). - Juan de Villareal was the father of Francisco de Villareal, who was the father of Francisca Xaviela de Villareal, who was the mother of Josefa Gonzales de Paredes (Bride). * Leonor de Renteria and Maria de Renteria were sisters. Leonor de Renteria was the mother of Joseph Asencio de la Garza, who was the father of Francisco Xavier de la Garza (Groom). - Maria de Renteria was the mother of Felipa de Trevino, who was the mother of Francisca Xaviela de Villareal, who was the mother of Josefa Gonzales de Paredes (Bride). | Gonzales, Joseph (Gonzales de Paredes) (I136869)
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| 3955 | Background: WILLS Identifier: 505 Tomo: 1 Start date: 04 September 1738 Author: Escribano Joseph de Robles Documentary typology: inventory Text type: handwritten Topic: heirs and inheritances Synthesis: Joaquín de Ortega, married in the first nuptials with Isabel María Guajardo, with whom he had two children, Nicolás and Juan Antonio de Ortega, presents to the authority the inventory of the assets for the proceeding effects since he contracted a new marriage with María de Acosta . People Joaquín de Ortega, Isabel María Guajardo, Juan Antonio de Ortega, María de Acosta Places: Villa de Santiago del Saltillo | Ortega, Joaquin de (I140186)
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| 3956 | Background: WILLS Identifier: 505 Tomo: 1 Start date: 04 September 1738 Author: Escribano Joseph de Robles Documentary typology: inventory Text type: handwritten Topic: heirs and inheritances Synthesis: Joaquín de Ortega, married in the first nuptials with Isabel María Guajardo, with whom he had two children, Nicolás and Juan Antonio de Ortega, presents to the authority the inventory of the assets for the proceeding effects since he contracted a new marriage with María de Acosta . People Joaquín de Ortega, Isabel María Guajardo, Juan Antonio de Ortega, María de Acosta Places: Villa de Santiago del Saltillo | Martinez, Ysabel "Isabel" Maria (Martinez Guajardo) (I140187)
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| 3957 | Background: WILLS Identifier: 505 Tomo: 1 Start date: 04 September 1738 Author: Escribano Joseph de Robles Documentary typology: inventory Text type: handwritten Topic: heirs and inheritances Synthesis: Joaquín de Ortega, married in the first nuptials with Isabel María Guajardo, with whom he had two children, Nicolás and Juan Antonio de Ortega, presents to the authority the inventory of the assets for the proceeding effects since he contracted a new marriage with María de Acosta . People Joaquín de Ortega, Isabel María Guajardo, Juan Antonio de Ortega, María de Acosta Places: Villa de Santiago del Saltillo | Acosta, Maria de (I140190)
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| 3958 | Background: WILLS Identifier: 519 Tomo: 1 Start date: May 14, 1739 Author: Ordinary Mayor Pedro Félix de Rueda y Zeballos Documentary typology: petition Text type: handwritten Topic: heirs and inheritances Synthesis: Juan Martín Guajardo, begs the authority to provide him with a testimony of the procedures that were carried out when raising the inventories and appraisal of the assets that were finally left and the death of his father Miguel Guajardo. People Juan Martin Guajardo, Miguel Guajardo Places: Villa de Santiago del Saltillo Signature: AMS, T, c 9, and 36, 25 ff | Martinez, Miguel (Martinez Guajardo) (I140170)
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| 3959 | Background: WILLS Identifier: 530 Tomo: 1 Start date: May 18, 1741 Author: Escribano Manuel Angel de Robles Documentary typology: testament Text type: handwritten Topic: heirs and inheritances Synthesis: Buenaventura Méndez Tobar Hidalgo, priest priest and commissioner of the Holy Office of the Inquisition, legitimate son of Joseph Méndez Tobar and Leonor Gutiérrez Hidalgo, grants a will appointing his nephew Juaquín Martínez Guajardo as executor and holder of assets. People Buenaventura Méndez Tobar Hidalgo, Joseph Méndez Tobar, Leonor Gutiérrez Hidalgo, Juaquín Martínez Guajardo Places: Villa de Santiago del Saltillo Signature: AMS, T, c 10, and 2, 79 ff | Mendez, Buena Ventura (Mendez Tovar) (I140191)
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| 3960 | Background: WILLS Identifier: 542 Tomo: 1 Start date: August 14, 1745 Author: Mayor Francisco Xavier de la Zendeja y Llanas Documentary typology: testament Text type: handwritten Topic: heirs and inheritances Synthesis: María de Abrego, legitimate daughter of Juan de Abrego and Teodora Guajardo, deceased, grants a will naming her children Buenaventura, Gregorio, Lucía and Teodora de la Paz as heirs, from her marriage to Antonio de la Paz, deceased, as well as Manuela Valdés, procreated in a second nuptials with captain Gregorio Valdés. People María de Abrego, Juan de Abrego, Antonio de la Paz, Teodora Guajardo, Manuela Valdés, Gregorio Valdés Places: Villa de Santiago del Saltillo Signature: AMS, T, c 10, and 14, 4 ff | Abrego, Maria de (I140080)
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| 3961 | Background: WILLS Identifier: 582 Tomo: 1 Start date: 12 January 1753 Author: Ordinary Mayor Juan Antonio González Documentary typology: testament Text type: handwritten Topic: heirs and inheritances Synthesis: Joseph Ramón Ramos, legitimate son of Jacinto Ramos de Arriola and Antonia Guajardo, deceased, grants a will naming his children Gertrudis, Mariano, Magdalena and Joseph Antonio Ramos, born and procreated in his marriage with María de la Zendeja as heirs. People Joseph Ramón Ramos, Jacinto Ramos de Arriola, Antonia Guajardo, Joseph Antonio Ramos, María de la Zendeja. Places: Villa de Santiago del Saltillo Signature: AMS, T, c 11, and 20, 26 ff | Ramos, Joseph Ramon (I140197)
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| 3962 | Background: WILLS Identifier: 610 Tomo: 1 Start date: 05 January 1756 Author: Ordinary Mayor Pablo Mauricio de la Garza Falcón Documentary typology: testament Text type: handwritten Topic: heirs and inheritances Synthesis: Miguel de Cuéllar, legitimate son of Miguel de Cuéllar and Teresa de Aguirre, deceased, makes a will naming his children Santiago and Theresa de Cuéllar heirs, born and procreated in his marriage to Margarita de los Santos Coy, deceased and leaves a piece of land to his granddaughter Jossepha. People Miguel de Cuéllar, Teresa de Aguirre, Margarita de los Santos Coy Places: Villa de Santiago del Saltillo Signature: AMS, T, c 12, and 1, 12 ff | Cuellar, Miguel de (Lizarraras y Cuellar) (I138416)
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| 3963 | Baldwin, New York became part of Chemung County in 1836. | Moore, Lucy A. (I96583)
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| 3964 | Baptãeme (1827): Páere: Jean-Baptiste Vagnier, journalier de cette paroisse Parrain: Charles Cloutier Marraine: Geneviáeve Beautron dit Major | Vanier, Adelaide Maria Lydia (I93896)
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| 3965 | Baptised on 2 Mar 1728/29 in St. Peters. | Rountree, Dudley (I43445)
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| 3966 | Baptised Sacred Heart Parish records, volume 1 Costilla, Taos, New Mexico Born 16 March 1870 Baptised 20 March 1870 Agapita Trujillo listed as daugher of Pedro Trujillo and Virgina Manzanares https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:S3HT-D899-P9P?cc=1438024 Colorado Territory > Costilla > Precinct 6 > image 1 of 9 1870 Federal Census: Pedro Trujillo Juana - possible 2nd wife Vicente, age 9 (born ca 1861) Jose (Ospicio), age 8 (born ca 1862) Benito, age 5, (born ca 1865) Luce, age 6, (born ca 1864) Margarita, age 3 (born ca 1867) Agapita, age 2 months (born 1870) | Trujillo, Maria Agapita (I76065)
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| 3967 | Baptised: May 06, 1866 one year old | Trujillo, Jose Antonio (I77108)
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| 3968 | Baptism record in Nuestra Senora del Refugio, Matamoros, Tamaulipos, Mexico listed his birth date as 25 December 1890. Mexico, Tamaulipas, Catholic Church Records, Matamoros Nuestra Señora del Refugio Bautismos 1885-1925 Image 678 of 3035 | Serna, Roman (I128873)
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| 3969 | Baptism record listed her paternal and maternal grandparents. | Gonzales, Maria Guadalupe (I141340)
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| 3970 | Baptism Record of wife Modwenne Haytor Wightman listed her as a Widow in June 03, 1580, Burton-On-Trent parrish records. | Wightman, John (I28293)
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| 3971 | Baptism: 15 Aug 1841 St Peter, Fleetwood, Lancashire, England Angelina Halliwell - Daughter of John Halliwell & Ann Abode: Fleetwood Occupation: Stone Mason Baptised by: St. V. Beechey Register: Baptisms 1841 - 1873, Page 2, Entry 10 Source: LDS Film 1470815 | Halliwell, Angelina C. (I38865)
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| 3972 | Baptismal record listed parents, and paternal and maternal grandparents. | Garcia, Maria Juana Diluvina (I77048)
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| 3973 | Baptist Missionary in S. India 1900-1914 | Elmore, Wilbur Theodore (I21148)
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| 3974 | Baptized at Roxbury 18 April, 1652. He was admitted a freeman at Portsmouth, R. I., in May 1674, but was at Freetown as early as 1679, where he was chosen surveyor 2 June 1685 and constable in June 1686 (Plymouth Colony Records, vol. 6, pp. 167, 187). He was chosen assessor there in 1691, and was a selectman in 1698, 1699, and 1705. On 6 Mar. 1705 [1705/6] he was appointed guardian of his granddaughter Sarah Makepeace. He and his wife joined theFirstSabbatarian Church of Newport, R. I., 17 Apr. 1717. In his will, dated 6 Sept. 1730, he bequeathed to his sons Benjaminand Walter his lands in Freetown, to his grandson Benjamin Grinnell his 40-acre lot in Middleborough, to his daughter Bethiah Dunham one-half of a lot in Middleborough and a cow, to his daughter Philippe Hathaway and his son-in-law Jacob Hathaway land in Freetown, excepting a lot 3 rods square which was to be reserved for a burying place, to hisdaughterPhilippe œ20 and the furniture that he had moved to hisson-in-law'shouse, to his granddaughter Sarah, wife of Isaac Hathaway, one cow, and tohisgrandchild Daniel Grinnell 5s. (Bristol County Probate Records.) | Chase, Benjamin (I84292)
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| 3975 | Baptized at San Pedro Apostol, Allende, Nuevo Leon, Mexico. Godparents were Librado Rios and Gaudalupe Alanis. Mexico, Nuevo León, Civil Registration, Allende Nacimientos 1913-1916 Image 373 of 490 | Marroquin, Maria Petra (I89362)
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| 3976 | Baptized February 02, 1623 | Stone, Anna (I118109)
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| 3977 | Baptized in 1810; although born in 1808. Baptized same day as sister Mary Ingram. | Ingram, Joseph (I133603)
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| 3978 | Barnes family mis-indexed in 1850 Warren County, Tennessee federalcensuson Ancestry.com as "Barus". Barnes family mis-indexed in 1860 Warren County, Tennessee federalcensuson Ancestry.com as "Barnas". | Barnes, Thomas (I15558)
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| 3979 | Barnes, Moses MA BERKSHIRE CO. 265 1800 20010-1001000 | Barnes, Moses (I93466)
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| 3980 | Baron Howard Of Escrick. Mentioned as 7th son of Lord Howard. | Howard, Edward (I75186)
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| 3981 | Baron Latimer #3 | Nevil, John (I73292)
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| 3982 | Barren County, Kentucky. A Abstracts of Will Book 2 Covering 1817-1829. From Barren County Court Records. page 405 - William Hilburn Senior Mar. 27, 1827 To wife and children. To wife her lifetime. Children: John Hilburn, Elizabeth Warren, Sarah Johnston, Sibby Ennis, Jemima Pierce, William M. Hilburn, Elias Hilburn. Execrs.: Henry Skaggs, my friend and neighbor. Wit. Waddy Thompson, Charles Skaggs. Widow's first name listed on this page of court records. Page 634 - p. 634. Wm Hillburn settlement. Oct 1829. H., Skaggs Admr. Sibbs Hilborn, widow. 1811- Hugh Warren & Elizabeth Hillbun. Bonded Aug 6. Witnesses: William Hillbun & Hugh Warren. Green Co, KY Marriage Records 1793- 1836 | Hilbern, William (I144203)
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| 3983 | Bartkowski, John A. Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, The, Jun 1, 2000 Bartkowski, John A. Thursday, June 01, 2000 Bartkowski, John A. Wed., May 24, 2000. Age 85 years. Beloved husbandofJosephine. Dear father of John J. Bartkowski. Loving grandfather ofJuanCarlos and Miquel. Fond brother of Roman (Helen) Bartkowski,Gertrude(Xavier) Stanislawski, Irene (Ed) Gierczak and VirginiaBartkowski.Brother-in-law of Anne, Gladys and Alice Bartkowski.Further survived bynieces, nephews, other relatives and friends.Visitation at the FuneralHome FRI 10-11 AM. Funeral Services at 11 AM.Interment to follow.PRASSER-KLECZKA BAY VIEW CHAPEL 3275 So. HowellAve. 414-483-2322 FamilyOwned and Operated | Bartkowski, John A. (I40648)
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| 3984 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Bartlett, Benjamin Franklin 'Frank' (I102742)
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| 3985 | BARTLETT, JOHN M. Cpl. John M. Bartlett, son of Mrs. L. G. Buchannan. Graduate ofRichlandHigh School. Entered service, 1943. Training in the Marinesat SanDiego, Calif. Served on Guadalcanel, Guam, Iwo Jima and is onduty nowat Guam. Has Expert Marksmanship Medal. Bartlett, John M. - Pfc.] MARINE IN PACIFIC - Pfc. John M. Bartlett, Third MarineDivisionsomewhere in the Southwest Pacific, writes he is doing fine,and recentlymet a brother, R. S. Bartlett in the Navy. Pvt. Bartlett,a graduate ofRichland High School, has been overseas since December,1943, and sendsgreetings to his friends. | Bartlett, John Milton (I89735)
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| 3986 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Bartlett, Robert Steave (I102809)
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| 3987 | Barton Warren Will Maryland : In the name of God Amen I Barton Warren of Charles County & Province aforesaid planter, being weake in body but of sound mind & memory & calling to mind the uncertainty of this life am willing as farin my power lies to settle my worldly affairs which after Recommending my Soul to the mercy of almighty God and my body to the earth to be decently buried at the Discretion of my Executors hereafter named do make ordain constitute & appoint this my last will in form following Impremis. I give and bequeath to my well beloved wife Elizabeth as full satisfaction ofher Dower of all my lands one third part of the plantation whereon I now Dwell, Commonly Called & known by the name of Frailty to her during her natural life -- Item, I give and bequeath to my Said wife one third part of all my personal Estate, I give and Devise unto my two Sons Notley and John my said Dwelling plantation Called Frailty to be divided as followsViz my Son John to have two hundred Acres of the said land next adjoining the land of Robert Yates to be laid off in along Square as broad on the river as in the woods and my Son Notley the residue to them & the heirs of their bodys lawfully begotten. I give and divise to my Son William Barton Warren all that tract or parcell of land Situate lying and being in total one hundred known by the name Strife to him & the heirs of his body lawfully begotten. I give and the name of Strife to him & the heirs of his body lawfully begotten. I give and bequeath to my son Edward one feather bed & furniture one pweter dish on table and seventy five pounds currency to be paid to him out of the stock of negroes according to appraisment likewise two cows & calves one horse or mare under ten years old. I give and bequeath to my son Robert one feather bed & furniture one pweter dish & sex pweter plates and a table likewise seventy five pounds currency to be paid to him out of the stock of negroes according to appraisment likewise two cows & calves one mare or horse under ten years old. My will and desire is that my just debts be likewise paid and discharged then the remainder part of my personal estate to be divided between my eight children hereafter named Jane Hungerford, Mary Musgroves, Notley Warren, John Warren,William Barton Warren, SusannahWarren, Edward Warren & Robert Warren. Lastly I constitute & appoint my sons Notley and John sole executorsof this my last will & testament hereby revoking all former wills by me heretofore made. In witness whereof I have here unto set my hand and affixed my seal this third day of February Anno Dom 1757. Signed sealed & published in presence of Charles Bruce, John Ford, and William Brown. Barton Warren (SS) Annexed to the foregoing will was the following probate to wit. Charles County The 9th of March 1757. Charles Bruce, John Ford and William Brown the three subscribing witnesses to the foregoing being duly & solemnly sworn on the holy Evangelists do declare and say that they saw the testator Barton Warren sign and seal the same will and heard him publish and declare the same to be his last will and testament and that at the time of his so doing he was to the best of their apprehensions ofsound & disposing mind & memory and that they suerally subscribed their resputive names as witnesses to the said will in the presence of the testator & at his request which probate was taken in the presence of the heirs at law who did not object to the same. before Dan Jenifer D.C. Charles County | Warren, Barton (I55832)
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| 3988 | Bartow County, Georgia Wills - page 248-249 "Book A" Ezekiel Graham, 14 August 1863 Wife: Thomasine F. Graham Children: William M., Ann B. Adair, Joseph H. Graham, MargaretC.McDonald Granddaughter Martha Ann A. Roberts, Richard A. Graham. | Graham, Ezekiel (I34563)
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| 3989 | Based on some older early connecticut court records; it is believed that Thomas Trowbridge went back to England and married Frances Shadagg. Taunton quarter session rolls of October 1652 indicate that he was a Captain in the parlimentary army. (English Civil War) | Trowbridge, Thomas (I51675)
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| 3990 | Based on Will of John Graham, Senior Horry County Book A-1, Page 226. John and William Graham were Executors of John Graham's Estate Oct7,1780. He married (Mary?) Johnston daughter of Gilbert Johnston and Caroline Johnston. South Carolina Memorials Vol 8 page 487 A Memorial exhibited by John Graham 500 acres in Craven County between Peedee and Waccamaw Rivers on McCooms Swamp and Long Branch bounded on all sides by vacant lands. Surveyed Dec 1767 Granted 23 Feb 1768 Recorded 2 Mar1768 by Keating Simons | Graham, John (I106520)
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| 3991 | Bathsheba Wilson Smith:�Fourth president of the Relief Societies in theChurch of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, was born May 3, 1822,inShinnsten, Harrison county ,West Virginia, daughter of Mark BiglerandSusannah Ogden. Her father was from Pennsylvania, her motherfromMaryland. The school facilities in her vicinity were limited. Thecountyof Harrison was hilly, and the roads of primitive character; themode oftravel was chiefly on horseback riding, in which few couldexcel her. Inher girlhood she was religiously inclined, loved virtue,honesty,truthfulness and integrity; attended secret prayers, studiedto becheerful, industrious and happy, and was always opposed torudeness.During her fifteenth year some Latter-day Saints visitedtheneighborhood; she heard them preach and believed what they taught.Sheknew by the spirit of the Lord, in answer to her prayer, thatJosephSmith was a Prophet of the Lord, and that the Book of Mormon wasa divinerecord. August 21, 1837 she was baptized; and most of herfather's familyjoined the Church about the same time. They soon felt adesire to gatherwith the rest of the Saints in Missouri; her sister,Nancy, and familysold their property, intending to go in the fall, andBathsheba was veryanxious to go with them. Her father, not yet havingsold out hisproperty, she was told she could not go. This caused herto retire veryearly, feeling very sorrowful. While weeping, a voicesaid to her, "Weepnot, you will go this fall." She was comforted andperfectly satisfied,and the next morning testified to what the voicehad said to her. Soonafter, her father sold his home, and they allwent to Missouri, to hergreat joy, but, on their arrival there, theyfound the State preparing towar against the Saints. A few nightsbefore they reached Far West, theycamped with a company of EasternSaints, but separated on account of eachcompany choosing differentferries. The company that Sister Bathsheba andher family were membersof arrived safely at their destination, but theothers were overtakenby an armed mob at Haun's mill; seventeen werekilled, others werewounded and others maimed for life. | Bigler, Bathsheba Wilson (I17316)
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| 3992 | Bazeleel, was of Cornwall, Orange Co, NY at least between 1765-1775. The records of Cornwall Town Meeting of Cornwall April 1765, mention that Bezaleel and Nathaniel Seeley were overseers of roads. Jan 26, 1766, Bazaleel of Cornwall. Orange Co, NY. deeded land in Norwalk, CT. to John Saunders of Norwalk. His name is included in the list of town officers for Cornwall 1765-1775 and also amoung those who, in 1775, signed the Association in Corwall embracing Corwall, Blooming Grove and Monore. Pages 92-94, Record of Wills - Liber B 23 March 1797 Bazaleel Seely of town of Wallkill, Co Ulster, NY; yeoman, To Elizabeth, my wife all household furniture with her maintenance out of the income of the place I live on during her life. To my son Bezaleel Seeley the farm I live on. To my son Israel Seely, 5 shillings. To my son Caleb Seely, 5 shillings. To my daughters Elizabeth, Martha, Phebe, and Milla, 5 shillings. Appoint Elizabeth, my wife Exec, my son Bezaleel, exec. Signed Jonas Hulse, Abraham Taylor, Mose Gale and Bezaleel Seely. | Seeley, Bezaleel (I47312)
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| 3993 | Beatrice Ann "Bunny" Holzner Beatrice Ann "Bunny" Holzner, age 77, died on Tuesday, April 6, 2004atWashoe Medical Center in the presence of her family. Bunny was born April 19, 1926 in Duluth, MN and had lived intheReno/Sparks area since 1953, coming from Gardena, CA. She worked asadealer at Harold's Club where she met and married George Owens whoownedthe Green Fox Bar and Dinner House on Old Highway 40. After hisdeath in1974, she met and married the love of her life, Giddeon "Jack"Holzner,Fire Chief of Phoenix. She was a member of the Harold's Club Pioneers. She worked atJesseBeck's Riverside and moved from there to Phoenix. She spentherretirement in Sparks, NV in her cute little house with her 2 littledogs.She loved to dance and have fun and experience life to it'sfullest.Always "for the good times". Although she was unable to have children of her own, she dearly lovedhernieces and nephews as her own children, as well as her stepchildren,step-grandchildren and step-great grandchildren from hermarriage withJack. She was preceded in death by her husband Jack. She is survived byhersisters, Lois Pace, Billie Bailey, and Diane Mansfield;stepchildren,their families, and many nieces and nephews. Services will be held on Saturday, April 10, 2004 at 11:00 a.m.atWalton's Funeral Home, 1745 Sullivan Lane, Sparks. A receptionwillfollow from 12:00 to 4:00 p.m. at the Reno Elks Lodge. In lieuofflowers, the family requests donations be made to Harold's ClubPioneers,PO Box 5477, Reno, NV 89513. | Bailey, Beatrice Ann 'Bunny' (I119330)
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| 3994 | Beatrice Skaggs Allen Kessler, 97 Beatrice Skaggs Allen Kessler, 97, of Buffalo, passed away Dec. 4,2005,at Hardin Memorial Hospital. A native of LaRue County, she was a member of Mt. Tabor BaptistChurch,member of Womens Missionary Union, secretary and treasurer,past memberof Buffalo Chapter of Eastern Star, and a retired schoolteacher with 23years of service. She was preceded in death by her husbands; James Howard Allen andColbyKessler; a son, Jesse Lee Allen; her parents, Henry Blain andViola StarFerrill Skaggs; a brother, Joel Henry Skaggs; and a sister,Ruby InezMerhoff. She is survived by a sister, Thelma Chelf of Elizabethtown;adaughter-in-law, Earnestine Allen of Buffalo, sister-in-law, LucySkaggsof Buffalo; two grandchildren, Stephon Allen and Debbie ofClarksville,Tenn.; Melinda Allen Skaggs and Larry of Memphis, Tenn.;threestepchildren, Donald and Becky Kessler of Franklin, Harry andBrendaKessler of Greensburg and Marylin Kessler Pruitt of Greensburg;fourgreat-grandchildren; eight step-grandchildren; andtwelvestep-great-grandchildren. The funeral will be held Dec. 7, at 2 p.m. at Billy Howell FuneralChapelin Hodgenville with the Rev. Roger Pepper officiating. Burialwill followin Mt. Tabor Church Cemetery. Visitation will be from 5-9 p.m. Dec. 6, and Dec. 7, at 9 a.m. atthefuneral home until time of service. Expressions of sympathy may take the form of donations to the Mt.TaborBuilding Fund. | Skaggs, Beatrice Kate (I54316)
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| 3995 | Became King of Jerusalem 1131 on the death of his 2nd Father-in-Law | Plantagenet, Fulk V (I5033)
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| 3996 | Bedford County TN Probate Records, Roll 96, Pages 209-210 Samuel Haggard Will In the name of God Amen. I, Samuel Haggard of Bedford County and Stateof Tennessee being weak of body but of sound mind and memory, and callingto mind the uncertainty of Life, do make, appoint, constitute andordainthis my last will and testament revoking and disannulling Samuel Haggard Test: F. H. Keller Joseph Smith John T. Smith F. A. Keller A Copy List of Samuel Haggard’s Will which was duly proven John J.Smith and A. F. Keller subscribing witnesses thereto, and admitted to recordAt the December term 1847 of the County Court of Bedford County Robert Hunt, clerk A true copy from the record Joseph E. Thompson, clerk | Haggard, Samuel L. (I55291)
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| 3997 | Begin Obit George Robert Oliver Died at his home here - George Robert Oliver, 61, of 203 fifth, a resident of Wichita Falls, 17 years, died Wednesday morning at his home. Funeral arrangements, in charge of Owens and Brumley Funeral Home, are incomplete. Survivors include his wife; a son N.H. Oliver; four daughters, Mesdames L.B. Tipfer, T.O. Wilson and B.E. Wigley, all of Wichita Falls, and Miss Ona Fay Oliver, Boston, Massachusetts; two sisters and nine grandchildren. End Obit George Robert Oliver, after the death of his first wife, traveled on horseback to Arkansas. He and his brother John got into some kind of trouble and the sheriff told them to leave town or go to jail. He then went into the Indian territory. | Oliver, George Robert (I35006)
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| 3998 | Beginning with 1310 his name appears in the public records. Thus inthat year Robert de Bures and James, his brother, of Suffolk, proffertheservice of one-fourth part of a knight's fee (Parl. Writs). James, brother to Sir Robert de Bures seems to have held jointly withhim certain lands. Thus in the inq. p.m. taken 30 Edward I (1302), afterthedeath of Alice the first wife of Robert de Bures, it is said that RobertdeBures, Alice his wife and James his brother held Badmundesfeld in the village of Wykambrook, Suffolk, and the following manors: Worle, Glouc; Bolewyk, Northt, Holpenynatre, Essex; Laxton and Pightesleye, Northt,Geddinges, Huntingdon; Blarenyke, Northt, Honesdon, Herts; Northt and Colne,Essex; and Delygton, Huntington. In 1310 Robert de Bures and James hisbrother of Suffolk proffer service of one fourth part of a knight'sfee,performed by one "serviens" with one barded horse (Muster at Tweedmouth 19 Sept. 4 Edward II). In 1314 Sir Robert de Bures, Knight (Parl. Writs), andJamesde Bures witnessed the marriage of John de Reydon (or Roydon) 17 June 7 Edward II (Cal. Rot. Chart., fo. 132). (*)Many antiquaries give 1302 as the year of the death of Sir Robertde Bures, but on what evidence does not appear. | Bures, James de (I112012)
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| 3999 | Beheaded | Howard, Kathryn (I74037)
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| 4000 | Beheaded | Beaufort, Edmund (I119398)
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