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| 5601 | https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3QHV-V38H-89BG-7?i=385&cat=358861 Sacred Heart Parish, Costilla, Taos County, New Mexico Baptisms 1865-1917 (Baptised 16 Sep 1907, born 29 Aug 1907) Image 386 of 521 | Trujillo, Maria Guadalupe (I75908)
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| 5602 | Hugh Black will written on 9 Feb 1808; proven August 1810 in Green County, Kentucky. Named son Jeremiah (left land/furniture). Also named daughter Sarah Burd (Bird) in will. Believed to be the oldest male (45 and over) enumerated in the 1810 Green County, Federal census with Jeremiah. | Black, Hugh (I117646)
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| 5603 | Hugh died in or before the year 1418, as a post mortem inquisition for Hugh Davenport was held in the 5th year of the reign of King Henry the 5th (1418). | Davenport, Hugh (I56420)
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| 5604 | Hugh is not proven here yet. Only listed as a place holder untilfurtherresearched. I though of placing Hugh with the Hugh Warren/Anne Hesketh family.ButAnne died in 1696 and her son (also named Hugh) died young. I figured; as a start; perhaps one of Hugh Warren's brothers (fromJudgeJohn Warren) passed the name along. I believe that Edward Dinkley Warren's mayhavehad a son named Hugh Warren. Again further research is needed to link thisfamilyfrom MD, VA to England. | Warren, Edward 'Dinkley' (I69040)
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| 5605 | Hugh Warren Stated to the Southern Claims commission in 1878 that he was 40 years of age, and was born in Green County, Indiana. He further stated that he resided in Vernon County, Missouri just prior to the outbreak of the Civil War (Later stated was going to school there and hadn't been there long enough to vote) and remained there until the last of July 1861. He Joined Company "A" of the 1st Missouri Volunteers for 6 months and the independent regiment was organized for the purpose of driving the rebels out of Missouri after the battle of Oak Hill and then disbanded, at which time Hugh Warren came to Fayetteville, Washington County, Arkansas where he remained working on a farm until March 1862. While in Fayetteville, Arkansas he sent word to his father and brothers who resided in Little Piney, Johnson County, Arkansas that he was in Fayetteville. He Joined the 1st Arkansas Calvary which was in Benton County, Arkansas and remained with the regiment until March 1863. He was rejected by a surgeon from officially joining the regiment, on account of bad health. He still remained with the regiment, scouting for them for about a year beginning in March 1863. His regiment was captured by rebels in April 1863 at the head of the White river in Washington County, Arkansas and then was taken to Ozark, Arkansas and then to Clarksville, Arkansas, where he escaped capture in the latter part of April 1863. He went to Little Piney, 20 miles North of Clarksville, where his Father and Brothers resided. After a few days of rest, He and two brothers John and Michael started to Fayetteville when they got word that it had been captured by the rebels, on which word they returned to Little Piney. They laid out in the mountains until the fall of 1863, with no advance of the rebels. He joined up with General McNeals command in the fall of 1863, traveling from Little Piney, to Clarksville, and then to Fort Smith, Arkansas where he enlisted and was mustered in to the United States Service and served with his company and regiment until the close of the war. | Warren, Hugh (I85664)
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| 5606 | Hugh Warren was in South Carolina by 1770, noted by land patents shown below. The land was located near Wofford's Iron Works and the west side of the Pacolet River in what is currently Chester Co., SC, but was at that time in the 96th district, Spartanburg, SC. The land was originally located on the west side of the Pacelet river, Craven County, South Carolina. The land was sold to a Thomas Warren; documented on 16 February, 1787. Hugh Warren's wife, Sarah agreed to the Sale. This is the only mention of his wife that has been uncovered to date. It is unknown the relationship to Thomas Warren to whom Hugh Warren sold the land to. It was once thought this might be Thomas Hackley Warren; but this is now in question, since there is no direct relationship to the Hackley Warren family through DNA testing. | Sarah (I38820)
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| 5607 | Hugh Warren was married three times. His second wife was Katie Garson, his third wife was Sarah Shook Pope (married in 1868). In the 1840's Hugh moved to Watauga County, NC, and then, in the 1860's, he moved back to Alexander County. Hugh had many children. | Warren, Hugh (I39421)
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| 5608 | Huldah C. Pitts applied for a Confederate widow's pension on 6 Jun 1914, in Izard Co., AR. She stated her birthdate as 3 Apr 1853, but census records and various marriage records have her birth year anywhere from 1839-1846. | House, Huldah T. "Mahilda" (I128997)
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| 5609 | Hurley, Iron County, Wisconsin Directory......1912 Lucia, alec Mrs---res cor Silver & Copper Lucia, Archie---shingleweaver, res cor Silver & Copper Lucia, John---res 314 Maple Lucia, William H---grocer, 300 Silver, res 314 Maple Lucia, Watson---millwright, res cor Silver & Copper Watson Lucia found in: Census Microfilm Records: Wisconsin, 1900 Lived in: Minocqua Township, Vilas County, Wisconsin Series: T623 Microfilm: 1820 Book: 2 Page: 55 | Lucia, Watson George (I92011)
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| 5610 | Hurley, Jack Edward* Family-Placed Obituary Jack Edward Hurley was born in Denver, Idaho on July 22, 1910,toFlorence Leona Morris Hurley and Jacob Lafayette Hurley. He diedinAustin, Texas on Thursday, July 15, 2004. He retired from the Navyas aCommander after 28 years, and was a member of the Silver Eagles.Hegraduated from the University of Texas in Austin with a BA inBusinessAdministration in 1962 and worked for, then retired from, UTSystem. Hewas a member of the Ben Hur Shrine, a life time member of UTExes, and anactive golfer and bowler. Jack was married for 61 years toDorothy PearlCoon Hurley, until her death on July 29, 1999. He issurvived by fourchildren, Donald Barry Hurley of Round Rock, TX,Kathleen LorraineRylance of McDade, Texas, Ruth Marie Nightingale ofWinnipeg, Manitoba,Canada, and Gay Lynice Cook of Smithville, TX. Hehas nine grandchildrenand 14 great-grandchildren. The family willreceive friends from 6:00 to8:00 p.m., Sunday, July 18, 2004, atCook-Walden Funeral Home . Funeralservices will be held at 1:00 p.m.,Monday, July 19, 2004, in theColonial Chapel of Cook-Walden FuneralHome with Reverend Don Longofficiating. Interment will follow atAssumption Cemetery. Published in the Austin American-Statesman on 7/17/2004. Guest Book • Funeral home info • Flowers & gifts • Charities | Hurley, Jack Edward (I113562)
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| 5611 | Husband Samuel Serring noted in Revolutionary War Pension records of John Tharp's wife Hannah (Hurin) Tharp. | Tharp, Elizabeth (I129631)
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| 5612 | Hyland, James Patrick Birth Date: 25 September 1897 Death Date: 04 October 1969 Cemetery: Af | Hyland, James Patrick (I79494)
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| 5613 | Hyram Underwood, age 74 in 1866, born in North Carolina, listed in Taylor County, Kentucky records with a 2nd marriage to Isabell Mears, age 50 in 1866, born Green County, Kentucky. One conflict is that he lists his parents both born in Maryland. In census information, Hyram lists his father from Delaware and mother from North Carolina. | Underwood, Hyram (I110583)
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| 5614 | I also have her death listed as Luthersburg,Pennsylvania | Wampole, Mary Ann (I4596)
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| 5615 | I also have his listed as born in Little York,York,Pennsylvania anddyingin Luthersburg,Pennsylvania | Horn, Daniel David (I4595)
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| 5616 | I am finding this last name spelled zur Buchen | Zurbuchen, Ulrich (I4002)
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| 5617 | I am looking at a photograph I took at the Mission Cemetery atTecumseh,Oklahoma of a headstone I found near John Tyler Skagg's grave. Theinscriptionreads "L.B. Skaggs/MAR.18,1862/NOV.7,1926/ At Rest." | Skaggs, Lewis Byron (I44191)
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| 5618 | I am not sure about this Robert being the father of "presumed" son Robert Cairns born March 15, 1719 in Cavers, Roxburgh, Scotland. | Cairns, Robert (I102835)
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| 5619 | I am not sure of this date of birth...just yet. | Cairns, Robert (I97749)
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| 5620 | I am not yet convinced that this William Perry Despain or WilliamJosephDespain are both sons of Peter and Nancy [Skaggs] Despain. A couple of items that I haven't seen in Despain genealogy isduplicatefirst names of children. If this information is proven to be correct, then we have two"identical"first name children: 1.) William Joseph Despain, born 19 March 1813 in Green County,Kentucky(Various sources, but the Despain Log Cabin is one) 2.) William Perry Despain, born 2 August 1837 in Green County,Kentucky(again, the Despain Log Cabin is one source) I have not found William Perry DeSpain, son of Peter DeSpain (andagranddaughter), in records that I have gone through, but apparently others have. Those that have come across thisrecordstate that as a minor child, Wiliam D. Skaggs, who was magistrate of Green County, Kentucky and the child's uncle, wasmadehis Guardian. (William D. Skaggs would have been a first cousin, as WilliamDavidSkaggs was the son of David Skaggs) Only one other item that I would hope could be clarified, again,becauseI have not accessed the information. William Perry Despain is listed as born 2 August 1837 in GreenCounty,Kentucky (Rev. War pension abstracts indicate this, although I haven't seen or found a written account of thispensionabstract). His death record has his birth date as 6 August1832, again Ihaven't seen or found a written account of the deathrecord, for all to interpret. Now that I have talked some about William Perry Despain, I move ontoWilliam Joseph Despain. I know even less about him, then I do about William Perry Despain. Anyone haveanyinformation that can support that William Joseph Despain is the sonofPeter Despain. I believe some of the Nebraska Despains had kept family bibles, but I am not sure of this. From Homer Fricken email: Wm Joseph DeSpain's daughter Emma married W. H. Pickens, and aPickensbiog in old Cass Co, Nebr History relates: "Mrs Pickens was born inMcDonoughCo, Illinois, a daughter of William J. DeSpain, who was born in GreenCounty,Ky. March 19, 1812. His father, Peter DeSpain, whose birthplace isunknown,was of French ancestry. He was a Revolutionary soldier (etc)". So here's yet another birthyear for Wm. J.; I have also seen 1815.Heand Peter's son Thomas (who Peter sued for trying to defraud him out ofhisland) may have been twins, as Wm & Thos are usually listed with same dayandmonth of birth, and Thomas followed Wm to Schuyler Co, Mo before settlinginBates Co, Mo. | Despain, William Joseph (I50688)
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| 5621 | I am only vaguely related to the Skaggs family. I am tracing the Lemons/Craig family. A distant relative whose mother was a Skaggs, passed away and the daughter had no interest in genealogy. The daughter sent me all the Lemons/Craig data. Among the data was aSkaggs chart that Luther Fruit had assembled many years ago. Luther was a Skaggs descendant. It's handwritten and I cannot vouch for any of the data. Henry m. Mary Jane Gore b. 1754 S.C. d. 1858 (Henry was Mary Jane's3rd husband. 1st was Wm. Werhell; 2nd was Thomas F. Edwards) Their children: James b. 1814 Joel P. b. 1818 Alex b. 1827 William b. 1778 Green Co KY Henry b. 1780 Green Co KY Martin b. March 1, 1782 Green Co KY Maston d. 1886 b. Green Co KY James Manon b. March 1, 1800 Green Co KY d. April 13, 1873 Cooke Co,TX James Manon m. Mary Prudence Holloway b. 1810 d. 1846. He married 2nd Susan Wright. James and Mary had the following children: Henry Ellison b. March 28, 1831 Weakley Co TN d. May 8, 1899 CookeCo., TX Sarah b. 1835 Nancy Jane b. 1837 Maston b. 1841 James Manon Jr. b. 1845 in Missouri John "Jake" James and Susan had the following children: Elizabeth b. 1848 Miller co MO m. March 18, 1869 Overton E. Jones Ellen "Nelly" b. 1852 Miller Co MO m. Charles Skan(?) Marke Edward b. 1856 Miller Co MO m. Oct 31, 1878 E.L. Mathews Margaret b. Oct 10, 1858 Cooke Co TX m. Jan 19, 1877 Dan B. Faulkner Martha b. Oct 11, 1858 Cooke Co TX m. July 1878 E.G. Reeves Matilda b. 1864 Cooke Co TX m. Frank Hertig I have other further descendants if anyone is interested. Norma Karter | Skaggs, James Manon (I37199)
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| 5622 | I beleive this man is the Levi in Ross, Lake,Indiana in the 1870censusmarriedto Elizabeth who is 31 born in Ohio and the followingchildren areinvolved: Wesley 10 Ind., William 8 Ind., Levi 6 Ind.,Edward 4 Ind.,Alice 1 Ind. and thethere is a farmhand named BenjaminHarper living atthe residence. | Corbin, Levi Jackson (I4353)
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| 5623 | I believe Phelipa San Miguel and Phelipa Fuentes are the same. In some records, daughter Isabel listed mother's surname as Fuentes, and in others as San Miguel. | San Miguel, Maria Felipa de (San Miguel de las Fuentes) (I137275)
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| 5624 | I have been unable to verify the 26 October 1762 Marriage record for Francisco Martinez / Anna Ballesteros. | Family: Jose Francisco Antonio Martinez / Tomasa Ana Maria Ballesteros (F48240)
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| 5625 | I have found nothing that can prove that Miriam Standish is the same as Miriam, wife of Hezekiah. | Standish, Miriam (I25345)
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| 5626 | I have not found Margaret, except in a deed record. May have been married to an Francis Marian Abbott living in Cooke County, Texas in 1860 and Lamar County, Texas in 1870. | Waldrip, Margaret (I113074)
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| 5627 | I have researched the Brown-Routh families for more than 25 years. Ican assure you that there is no connection to Alexander Brown andDragging Canoe that can be proven. 271 applications to the GuionMiller Cherokee Rolls were made using Alexander Brown blood line allwere rejected. The only place that the Canoe name was in the 271Applications, John Thomas Brown, grandson of Alexander and VioletBarton-Brown, when asked who his Grandparents were, stated Alexanderand Sarh Canoe-Brown (full blood Indian). I don't know why he saidSarah Canoe as a lad the census show he lived next to his grandmotherViolet Barton-Brown in Missouri. The reason all were rejected, theyconnected Our Alexander to the 1835 Georgia Indian Roll. There was aAlexander Brown, Jr. on that roll, however the ages were to far apartto be our Alexander. Alexander Brown claimed in Missouri that he was1/2 Cherokee and had papers th prove it. That he signed up inTennessee before he moved to Missouri in 1835-36. These papers werenever found. Alexander's brother, Aaron also claimed to be 1/2Cherokee. All of his grandchildren's Indian applicatios were alsorejected. They made their claim through a James Brown who singed someCherokee Treaties in early 1800's. I have been to Alexander's gravenear Brighton, Missouri (Brock Cemetery) I was there with the CherokeeTribe then from Fair Play, Missouri and have some pictures of theIndian Ceremony for Alexander. My wife joined that tribe as theyaccepted Alexander's Indian blood line. My wife comes from Alexander'sdaughter Sarah. Frank McClelland fmcclell@earthlink.net | Brown, Alexander (I93411)
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| 5628 | I might have a link here for you to consider. You have a listed name of Vinc Dusek on the ancestry.com site. Well, this is what I have found... DUSEK born 1500 in Dobrouc, Slovakia. It's a small town located inthecentral part of the country. He also died there in 1530. Taking a direct line of ancestry down to your Vinc Dusek is asfollowsaccording to my information. DUSEK (the org. name Slovakian in orgin) George Dusek Martin Dusek Jan, Sr. Dusek Andres Dusek Jan Dusek Tobias Dusek Martin Dusek Karel Dusek Vincenc Dusek All of this has been passed down through our family...the Meyer's.Mygreat-grandmother was a Schroeder who married a Meyer.Hergreat-grandfather married Anna Dusek. My father (Colson) marriedmymother who was a Meyer. I myself am an 18th generation Duek byblood. Anhyhow, my grandmother has the a large folder with most, if not allof,the Dusek family heritage. They don't have any records beyond 1500 so it's anyone's guess rightnow. All we know for your is that most of the Dusek family lived anddied inand around present-day Slovakia. Dobrouc and Cermna are notedseveraltimes as birth and death places for many. I hope this helps some in your search. Sincerely, William Colson TorchRunner@worldnet.att.ne | Dusek, Vinc (I59535)
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| 5629 | I noted, with great interest, in Sandi's post of the above subject, themarriage of Thomas Riggs to Leah Hunt, d/o Ambrose Hunt. Ambrose Hunt was my GG-Grandfather, who came from Halifax Co., VA to KY about 1795.Hesettled in that part of Green Co. that became Taylor Co. in 1848, and foundedthe numerous Hunt clan. Some of you might be interested to know that Leah and Thomas Riggswentto Illinois sometime around 1840, stayed a short time, then went toOregon, traveling by covered wagon over the Oregon Trail. Theyenduredhardships, including the birth of a child along the way. Leah Hunt Riggs died27Sep 1857 in Crawfordsville, OR. Unfortunately, I only know the name ofoneof her children, that being Elizabeth. I would very much appreciate any more information. M. Dean Hunt Louisville, KY | Riggs, Thomas (I44899)
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| 5630 | I think you'll find this interesting! I found my missing Henry. He was actually James Henry. I talked with an elderly ladywhostill lived in her fathers house in Hodgenville. She said James Henry washer grandfather, but that he had died in 1906 when her father was ayoungman. She said she didn't know anything else. It always amazes me whenpeoplesay that, bec couldn't find him buried anywhere in Larue or adjacent counties. Sheth told me that was because he died in Indiana. When pressed she said she thought Hazelwood, but no one in the family knew why he had gone ther queried rootsweb in Hendricks Co Indiana and got the following reply. Burial Book 49 page 90 James Henry Underwood born; 1865/09/20 in Ky died 1906/11/15 father: James Underwood mother Sarah A. Scott Let me know what you think Zahn | Underwood, James Henry (I52256)
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| 5631 | I, Elenor Scott, widow and relict of James Scott, deceased, do hereby certify that the following is the list of slaves held by me for life desired to me by my said Husband to wit one negroe man named Moses aged about 38 years which negroe I hold a life estate in and at my death said negro is to go to Marshall Scott and Lydia Etherton late Lydia Scott as by the will of said James Scott he so directed given under my hand this 19th of April 1844 Eleanor Scott. (Her Mark) | Priest, Eleanor (I49741)
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| 5632 | I, John Richards of Boston in the County of Suffolke in hisMajtiesProvince of the Massachusetts Bay in New Engd, merchant, throdivinegrace in good and perfect health and memory, yet knowing theuncertaintyof this life on earth, and being desirous to settle thatportion oftemporal estate which God of his bounty hath made him asteward of, Domake, ordain and declare this my last will and testamentin manner andform following; First and above all things I commend andcommit my soulto Almighty God my Creator, most assuredly believingthat when thisEarthly Tabernacle shall be dissolved my soul shall bebrought to thathabitation which is eternal in the Heavens, thro theprecious death andmerits of the Lord Jesus Christ, my blessed Saviourand Redeemer. My bodyI commit to the earth from whence it was taken tobe buried in suchdecent manner as my Executors hereafter named shallbe thought meet andconvenient, hoping for and dying in expectation ofthat joyfulreserrection of the Great Day when soul and body shall berennited and beforever with the Lord. And as for settling my temporalEstate and suchGoods and Chattels and Debts which it hath pleased Godfar above mydesert to bestow upon me, I do order give and dispose thesame in mannerand forme as hereafter is expressed. And first I do renounce, revoke, frustrate and make void all TestamentorTestaments, Will or Wills by me formerly made by word or writingandappoint this my last Will and Testament and no other. Item I willthatthose just debts which I do or shall owe to any person orpersonswhosoever at the time of my decease be well and trulycontented,satisfied and paid within convenient time after my deceaseby myExecutors hereafter named. And Whereas I did on contract ofmarriage withMes Ann Winthrop now my wife give as a dower my bond toher brother, Maj.Gen. Wait Winthrop of œ2,000 conditioned, that incase of my deceasebefore her, she should have and enjoy to her ownproper use foreverœ1,000 in money of New Engd out of my estate besideswhat would accrue toher by law out of my Real Estate as per my saidBond, Dated June 1692more fully appears, I do will and order the saidœ1,000 to be paid to herin the first place or to her orders inconvenient time after my decease. Item I give and bequeath unto my said wife all that her estate that Ihadmight or should have had with her not to be inventoried or inquiredintoby my Executors hereafter named. Item, I give unto my said wife œ100 in money more than isaboveexpressed. Item I give and bequeath unto my said wife œ100 worth of my plate tobeweighed to her at 6s 8d per oz. Item I give and bequeath unto my said wife all my Householdstuff,apparrel, arms, Books, except what is bequeathed to others hereafter in thismyWill, and in lieu of her thirds of my real estate, I give unto mysaidwife the use of my Mansion house wherein I now live with theLand,Garden, Yards together with the Warehouse Wharffe,Ship-carpenters yard,and pasture thereunto adjoining, with outhouses,Fences, priviledges andappurtenances thereunto belonging during thetime of her widowhood and nolonger, she maintaining the Houses andfences in good repair. But if shesee not cause to accept thisproposition, she is to take her Thirds of myReal Estate according toLaw and deliver the premises to whom it isbequeathed hereafter in thismy Will. Item I will and bequeath unto my wife's two Brothers and threeSistersœ100 in money, that is to say To Maj Gen. John Winthrop œ20. ToMaj Gen.Wait Winthrop œ20. To Mes Elizabeth Endicott œ20. To MesMargaret Corwinœ20 and To Mes Martha Wharton œ20 Item I will andbequeath unto my Wifeskinswoman Mes Elizabeth Corwin who now liveswith us Three score poundsin money and œ10 worth of my plate to beweighed at 6s 8d per oz. Item Iwill and bequeath to my sister MesSarah Alline, wife to the Revd MrJames Alline of Boston œ100 in money.That is to say For herself œ40being part thereof and œ60, theremaining part for her children or Grandchildren to be distributed byher in proportion as she shall see good. Item I give and bequeath to my sister Mes Abigail Foster, wife toJohnFoster Esq of Boston œ40 in money. Item I give and bequeath to Lt. Colon?? Elisha Hutchinson of Bostonœ20in money, and to his son Thomas Huchinson œ50 in money and tohisdaughter Elizabeth Hutchinson œ300 in money and to his daughterHannahHutchinson œ20 in money. All these legacies and bequests to mybrotherElisha Hutchinson and his children I give on condition that hischildrenwhen they come of age shall confirm the sale of a certainparcel of landadjoining to my land which came to him in the right ofhis former wife,sister to my late wife deceased and was sold to me bytheir said fatherMay 10, 1682. I say May the tenth one thousand sixhundred and eighty twofor œ300 in money (much more than it is worthbut for my convenience) asby bill of sale on Record appears. and thathis children aforesaid domake sale and deliver sufficient conveyancethereof to me or to whom Ishall bequeath the same. and that the 8dElisha Hutchinson and 8dchildren do authentically quitclaim to theHouse and Land I now live inwhich they may make under any pretense ofright from their late aunt, myformer wife deceased. But in case of anytrouble, disturbance ormolestation given by them or any one of them orany from by or underthem, or any of them to those to whom I shallbequeath the same or totheir heirs or assignes, the said Hutchinsonand his children above namedshall forfeit the whole Legacies andBequests above to be recovered bythose to whom I shall bequeath 8dLands and Housing or by their heirs orassignes. Item I give and bequeath to Mr. Adam Winthrop son to my Predecessorœ100in money and to his son Adam Winthrop œ50 and to his daughterMaryWinthrop œ50 in money. Item I give and bequeath to my nephew Thomas Richards, son to mylatebrother, James Richards of Hartford Esq all yt my Mansion Houseand Landwhich I now live in lying at the Northerly end of the Town ofBoston(*)with the Lands adjacent together with the Wharffe Warehouse,Outhousing,Ship-Carpenters yarde, Pasture as well the Land which Ibought of myBrother Lt. Coll. Elisha Hutchinson as what I had in rightof my Wife,and what I bought of Mr. John Paine deceased, with theGardens YardesFences with their privileges and appurtenances, to him,his heirs andassigns forever. Reserving only the use of (*) At the corner of Foster and Ship streets. all to my now wife during her widowhood, in case she accept of it asisabove expressed. If otherwise my wife is to have her thirdsaccording toLaw. Item I give and bequeath to my sister in law, Mes Sarah Davieformerlywife to my late Brother Richards œ20 in money. Item I give and bequeath unto the three daughters of my lateBrotherRichards the sum of œ600 in money. That is to say, Unto Mary,now wife toMr. Benja Alford œ200. To Jerusha wife to Mr. GurdonSaltonstall of NewLondon, œ200. To Elizabeth wife to Mr John Davie ofNew London œ200. Item I give and bequeath to the children of Sarah daughter to mylateBrother, late wife of Capt Benjamin Davis of Boston viz. To WmDavis allthat Wharffe piece and parcell of Land lying above, againstand below themouth and entrance of the Town Dock which I purchased ofMes ElizabethWoodmansey, Relict of Mr John Woodmansey of Boston (andnow let to Mr.John Waite at œ6 per annum) with all ye priviledges andappurtenances tothe same belonging to the 8d William Davis his heirsand assigns forever.And to the three daughters of said Benjamin andSarah Davis, viz. ToMargaret Davis all that House and Land formerlybelonging to my MotherRichards lying near the Dock known by the nameof Mr. Peter Oliver'sDock, to be to her, her heirs and assignesforever. And to her sistersSarah Davis and Elizabeth Davis œ100 inmoney to be equally dividedbetween them. The money to be paid to theirFather, Capt Benj Davis fortheir use within six months after mydecease. Item I give and bequeath to John Alford son of Mr Benj Alford, allthatpiece or parcell of land lying near Beacon Hill which I bought ofthelate Mr. Richard Knight now in the occupation of Mr. Benj Alfordforesd Ihaving formerly given it to his 8d son John but he hath nodeed of it. Item I give and bequeath to the children of my late sister Mary, WifetoMr Thomas Hinckley of Barnstable œ500 in money. That is to sayUntoSamuel Hinckley œ50. To Sarah, wife to Nathaniel Bacon ofBarnstable œ50.To Mary Wife to Mr John Wibourne of Boston œ50. ToHannah Wife to MrNathaniel Glover of Dorchester œ200. To Mclatiah wifeto Mr JosiahCrocker of Barnstable œ50. To Bathshua Hall of Dorchesterœ50. ToMehetable Worden of Boston Widow œ50. Item I give and bequeath to the children of my sister Ann late WifetoMr. Ephaim Hunt of Weymouth deceased œ150 in money That is to say ToLtTho Hunt of Boston œ50. To Maj Ephaim Hunt of Weymouth œ50 and To MrJohnHunt of 8d Weymouth œ50. Item. I give and bequeath unto the children of my late sister Alice,latewife to Maj William Bradford of Plimouth the sum of œ510 in money.Thatis to say Unto Tho Bradford of Connecticott Colony œ50 To Alice,Wife toMaj James Fitch of Norwich œ50. To Hannah Wife to Joshua Ripleyof 8dNorwich œ50 To Melatiah, Wife to Mr. John Steel of 8d Norwich œ50To thechildren of the late Wm Bradford jun of Plimouth œ50 to be paidto theirgrandfather, Maj Wm Bradford and by him equally to be dividedamongstthem. To John Bradford œ60. To Samuel Bradford œ50. To MaryWife to Mr.Wm Hunt of Weymouth œ50. To Sarah, Wife to (???) Baker ofDuxbury orsomewhere thereabout œ50. Item. I will and bequeath to Elizabeth Adams, Daughter to Alice Wifeofthe late Rev. Mr. William Adams of Dedham œ60 in money, and do alsoorderthat she be paid œ20 more for money I received of Maj James Fitchaforesdin part of her portion, so that said Elizabeth Adams is toreceive in allœ100 out of my estate. Item. I will and bequeath to Mary Wiborne junr. daughter of John andMaryWiborne of Boston above mentioned œ30 in money, and to the eldestchildof Mrs Mehetable Worden aforesd. for the childs proper use œ30 inmoney.To Ann the eldest daughter of Lt Tho Hunt aforesd ��30 in money, and totheEldest child of the above said Maj. Ephaim Hunt œ30 in money, andto theeldest child of Mr John Hunt aforementioned œ30 in money to bepaid tothe parents of those that are under age. Item. I will and bequeath of my Plate as followeth. To my cousinMaryWise, to Mr. Benj Alford œ10 worth of 8d Plate at 6s. 8d per oz.ToHannah Wise, To Nathaniel Glover aforementioned œ10 worth at 6s. 8dperoz. To my cousin Elizabeth Hutchinson aforementioned œ10 worth at6s. 8dper oz. and To Elizabeth Adams aforesd. œ6 worth after the samerate. Item I give to Maj Genl. Wait Winthrop my best silver hilted Rapierandbest belt, and my Carbine with Belt. And to my Cousin Mr BenjAlford theother silver hilted rapier and next belt and my best saddlewith pistolsand holsters thereto belonging, And whereas I am stillindebted to someof my Sisters grand-children (that are yet under age)on account ofbequests of my late Mother Richards as by her Will datedJly3. 1679 Thatis to say Unto the son of the above named Hannah Gloverof Dorchester œ5.To Samuel Hinckleys child œ5. To Sarah Bacon's twoEldest Children œ5each, To Lt Tho Hunt's two Eldest Children œ5 each,To John Bradford'stwo Eldest Children œ5 each, In all œ40. My will isthat those sums bedoubled to them, and that there be paid to the abovenamed children œ80in money proportioned as above. Item. I will and bequeath to Harvard Colledge at Cambridge in NewEnglandœ100 in money to be paid by my Executors hereafter named to theTreasurerof said Colledge for the time being to be improved by him andhissuccessors with the advice of the President Fellows in the somemeet way,the yearly profit to be towards maintenance of poor schollarsat thediscretion of the President and Fellows for the time being. Item. I give and bequeath to the Town of Boston œ100 in money to bepaidto the Treasurer of the said Town for the time being and by himimprovedin some meet way (or by his successors) with the advice of theSelectmenof 8d Town, the yearly profit to be towards the maintenanceof the Poorof the Town at the discretion of the Selectmen. Item I will and bequeath to the Second Church in Boston whereof I amanunworthy member œ100 in money to be paid to the teaching OfficerorOfficers of 8d Church for the time being, to be improved by theDeaconsof the 8d Church (or others whom the Officer or Officers shallappoint)with the advice of said Officer or Officers, the yearly profitto betowards the maintenance of the poor belonging to said Church atthediscretion of said Officer or Officers: Item, I give and bequeath to my Brother Rev. Mr. James Allin, Pastorofthe First Church in Boston œ20 in money and unto the Rev. MrIncreaseMather of the Church to which I belong œ20 in money; and tohis son, TheRev. Mr Cotton Mather œ20 in money, To the Rev Mr SamuelWillard of thethird Church in Boston œ10, To the Rev Mr Joshua Moodyœ10 and to Mr.Bayley, a preacher in Boston œ10 in money. Item I will and bequeath to the Witnesses of this my Will thatshallappear at the Probate 20s a piece to bye each of them a Ring.TheRemainder of my estate I give and bequeath to the persons and intheproportions following viz. To my beloved wife one eighth partthereof, Tomy Cousin [hus. of his niece] Capt Benj Davis's childrenone eighth partto be equally divided amongst them by their father towhom it is to bepaid, One eighth part to my cousin, Lt Benj. Alfordfor his children tobe equally divided amongst them. One eighth part tomy cousin, Mr GurdonSaltonstall for his children equally to bedivided. One eighth part to mycousin Mr John Davie for his childrenequally divided. One eighth part tomy cousin Lt Tho Hunt of Boston.One eighth part of Maj Ephaim Hunt ofWeymouth and one eighth part toMr John Hunt of Weymouth afore mentioned. And whereas money is mentioned in all theforegoingBequests, it is because my estate lies principally in moneyorobligations for money; That my Executors hereafter named may iftheyshall see cause, pay all such Legacies or any part of them byassigningof the Bonds, or Obligations to the several Legatariesrespectively whichshall answer as if paid in money, anything aforesdnotwithstanding to bedone within six months after my decease. And incase my estate by God'sProvidence fall short of what is disposed andbequeathed in this my Will,my Will is that every Legatary be abatedproportionably. And I do herebyappoint and ordain my beloved Wife Ann,my Brother, John Foster Esq. andmy cousin Lt Benj Alford jointExecutors of this my last Will andTestament, and do hereby will andbequeath unto them œ150, that is œ50apiece. In Witness whereof I havehereunto put my hand and seal the dayand year first above written.Signed, sealed, pronounced and Delivered byJohn Richards, "as his lastWill and Testament in presence of us." The above "will was found in his own hand writing," lying "uponhiswriting Desk in his Closet, immediately upon his decease," neithersignednor witnessed; yet it was set up as his will, "approved andallowed sofar as it concerned the distribution of his personalestate"; and thepersons named as his executors were appointed toadminister. Dame Ann, his widow, appealed from the decree of the Judge of Probatetothe Governor and Council, who, May 31, 1694, ratified and affirmedtheprevious decree; and the whole estate seems to have beendistributedaccording to the above will | Richards, John (I52093)
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| 5633 | Idaho Falls Obituary Index Last Name: Ingram First Name: Albert Middle Name: Rhae Age: Cemetery: Fielding Memorial Birth Date: 8/23/1905 City Born: Cannonville State Born: UT Date Died: 1/4/1962 City Died: Anaconda State Died: MT Father: Albert J. Ingram Mother: Rozelphea Johnson Spouse: Mary Remarks: Veteran Sources: Post Register 7 p9, 11 p19, Williams Mort. | Ingram, Albert Rhoe (I59479)
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| 5634 | Ila's grandfather was named Bernt Johnson. | Shirley, Johnnie Ila (I70186)
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| 5635 | Illinois State Archives: July 12, 1837 Lincoln writes a bill for an act to authorize the widow (Rhoda Hart) and adult heirs of Moses Hart to sell and convey certain real estate in Sangamon County. Mentioned in the Bill are heirs: Hart, Rhoda Hart, Harvey B Hart, Moses P. Hart, Nancy Hart, Moses Wilson, John F. Wilson, Martha Illinois. General Assembly; Inheritance and succession | Scott, Rhoda (I107855)
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| 5636 | Illinois, Chicago, Cathol...Church Records, 1833-1925 St John Cantius Parish (Chicago: Carpenter St) Marriages 1909-1915 Image 441 of 879 | Family: Albert Latuszek / Zofia Nita (F50410)
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| 5637 | Illinois, Chicago, Catholic Church Records, 1833-1925 St John Cantius Parish (Chicago: Carpenter St) Baptisms 1909-1914 Image 166 of 884 | Giza, Franciszek Pawel "Frank Paul" (I121547)
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| 5638 | Illinois, Chicago, Catholic Church Records, 1833-1925 St John Cantius Parish (Chicago: Carpenter St) Baptisms 1909-1914 Image 696 of 884 Marriage noted within this baptism record. | Family: James Eroncig / Catherina "Katherine" Betty Giza (F47983)
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| 5639 | Illinois, Chicago, Catholic Church Records, 1833-1925 St John Cantius Parish (Chicago: Carpenter St) Marriages 1909-1915 Image 383 of 879 | Family: Pawel "Paul" Peter Majka / Maryanna Sowa (F50375)
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| 5640 | Illinois, Chicago, Catholic Church Records, 1833-1925 St John Cantius Parish (Chicago: Carpenter St) Marriages 1909-1915 Image 479 of 879 | Family: Andrzej "Andrew" Sowa / Helena "Helen" Kukielka (F50378)
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| 5641 | Illinois, Chicago, Catholic Church Records, 1833-1925 St John Cantius Parish (Chicago: Carpenter St) Marriages 1909-1915 Image 485 of 879 | Family: Jozef "Joseph" George Latuszek / Katarzyna "Kathyrn" Czaja (F50389)
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| 5642 | Illinois, Chicago, Catholic Church Records, 1833-1925 St John Cantius Parish (Chicago: Carpenter St) Marriages 1909-1915 Image 547 of 879 | Family: John "Jan" Matlak / Katarzyna Knapzike (F45414)
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| 5643 | Image 107 of 506 in Familysearch Nuevo Leon, Mexico La Asuncion Church Records. | Martinez, Jose Nicolas (I128739)
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| 5644 | Image 242 deaths. | Trevino, Maria Teresa (I130365)
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| 5645 | image 2459 of 6246 Marriage dispensation for Juan Jose Requena and Maria Juliana Hernandes Tronco on image 2461 - Juan Jose Requena was previously married to Gertrudis Orosco (1st marriage), who was noted to have died 7 months prior (ca 1851). Juan was listed as age 44 in 1852 placing his birth circa 1808 (actual baptism records note this as year 1812), and noted to be originally from Vecino del Pozo (Guadalcazar, San Luis Potosi). - Maria Juliana Hernandes was noted to be the daughter of Dionicio Hernandes and Maria Merced Requena. She was noted to be 28 years old in 1852, placing her birth year circa 1824, and alos of Vecino del Pozo (Guadalcazar, San Luis Potosi) - The bride/groom were distantly related through Pedro Requena and Ygnacia Requena (brother/sister). - Pedro Requena was the father of Juan Jose Requenae (groom). - Ygnacia Requena was the mother of Maria Merced Requena, who was the mother of Juliana Hernandes (bride). - Note: Other chuch records note that Pedro and Ygnacia were the children of Joseph Ventura Requena and Maria Ysabel Ruiz. | Hernandes, Maria Juliana (I134982)
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| 5646 | image 2459 of 6246 Marriage dispensation for Juan Jose Requena and Maria Juliana Hernandes Tronco on image 2461 - Juan Jose Requena was previously married to Gertrudis Orosco (1st marriage), who was noted to have died 7 months prior (ca 1851). Juan was listed as age 44 in 1852 placing his birth circa 1808 (actual baptism records note this as year 1812), and noted to be originally from Vecino del Pozo (Guadalcazar, San Luis Potosi). - Maria Juliana Hernandes was noted to be the daughter of Dionicio Hernandes and Maria Merced Requena. She was noted to be 28 years old in 1852, placing her birth year circa 1824, and alos of Vecino del Pozo (Guadalcazar, San Luis Potosi) - The bride/groom were distantly related through Pedro Requena and Ygnacia Requena (brother/sister). - Pedro Requena was the father of Juan Jose Requenae (groom). - Ygnacia Requena was the mother of Maria Merced Requena, who was the mother of Juliana Hernandes (bride). - Note: Other chuch records note that Pedro and Ygnacia were the children of Joseph Ventura Requena and Maria Ysabel Ruiz. | Requena, Maria Ygnacia (I135320)
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| 5647 | image 2459 of 6246 Marriage dispensation for Juan Jose Requena and Maria Juliana Hernandes Tronco on image 2461 - Juan Jose Requena was previously married to Gertrudis Orosco (1st marriage), who was noted to have died 7 months prior (ca 1851). Juan was listed as age 44 in 1852 placing his birth circa 1808 (actual baptism records note this as year 1812), and noted to be originally from Vecino del Pozo (Guadalcazar, San Luis Potosi). - Maria Juliana Hernandes was noted to be the daughter of Dionicio Hernandes and Maria Merced Requena. She was noted to be 28 years old in 1852, placing her birth year circa 1824, and alos of Vecino del Pozo (Guadalcazar, San Luis Potosi) - The bride/groom were distantly related through Pedro Requena and Ygnacia Requena (brother/sister). - Pedro Requena was the father of Juan Jose Requenae (groom). - Ygnacia Requena was the mother of Maria Merced Requena, who was the mother of Juliana Hernandes (bride). - Note: Other chuch records note that Pedro and Ygnacia were the children of Joseph Ventura Requena and Maria Ysabel Ruiz. | Requena, Pedro Jose Lorenso (I135331)
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| 5648 | image 2459 of 6246 Marriage dispensation for Juan Jose Requena and Maria Juliana Hernandes Tronco on image 2461 - Juan Jose Requena was previously married to Gertrudis Orosco (1st marriage), who was noted to have died 7 months prior (ca 1851). Juan was listed as age 44 in 1852 placing his birth circa 1808 (actual baptism records note this as year 1812), and noted to be originally from Vecino del Pozo (Guadalcazar, San Luis Potosi). - Maria Juliana Hernandes was noted to be the daughter of Dionicio Hernandes and Maria Merced Requena. She was noted to be 28 years old in 1852, placing her birth year circa 1824, and alos of Vecino del Pozo (Guadalcazar, San Luis Potosi) - The bride/groom were distantly related through Pedro Requena and Ygnacia Requena (brother/sister). - Pedro Requena was the father of Juan Jose Requenae (groom). - Ygnacia Requena was the mother of Maria Merced Requena, who was the mother of Juliana Hernandes (bride). - Note: Other chuch records note that Pedro and Ygnacia were the children of Joseph Ventura Requena and Maria Ysabel Ruiz. | Requena, Juan Jose (I135339)
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| 5649 | image 2459 of 6246 Marriage dispensation for Juan Jose Requena and Maria Juliana Hernandes Tronco on image 2461 - Juan Jose Requena was previously married to Gertrudis Orosco (1st marriage), who was noted to have died 7 months prior (ca 1851). Juan was listed as age 44 in 1852 placing his birth circa 1808 (actual baptism records note this as year 1812), and noted to be originally from Vecino del Pozo (Guadalcazar, San Luis Potosi). - Maria Juliana Hernandes was noted to be the daughter of Dionicio Hernandes and Maria Merced Requena. She was noted to be 28 years old in 1852, placing her birth year circa 1824, and alos of Vecino del Pozo (Guadalcazar, San Luis Potosi) - The bride/groom were distantly related through Pedro Requena and Ygnacia Requena (brother/sister). - Pedro Requena was the father of Juan Jose Requenae (groom). - Ygnacia Requena was the mother of Maria Merced Requena, who was the mother of Juliana Hernandes (bride). - Note: Other chuch records note that Pedro and Ygnacia were the children of Joseph Ventura Requena and Maria Ysabel Ruiz. | Orosco, Gertrudis (I135340)
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| 5650 | image 2459 of 6246 Marriage dispensation for Juan Jose Requena and Maria Juliana Hernandes Tronco on image 2461 - Juan Jose Requena was previously married to Gertrudis Orosco (1st marriage), who was noted to have died 7 months prior (ca 1851). Juan was listed as age 44 in 1852 placing his birth circa 1808 (actual baptism records note this as year 1812), and noted to be originally from Vecino del Pozo (Guadalcazar, San Luis Potosi). - Maria Juliana Hernandes was noted to be the daughter of Dionicio Hernandes and Maria Merced Requena. She was noted to be 28 years old in 1852, placing her birth year circa 1824, and alos of Vecino del Pozo (Guadalcazar, San Luis Potosi) - The bride/groom were distantly related through Pedro Requena and Ygnacia Requena (brother/sister). - Pedro Requena was the father of Juan Jose Requenae (groom). - Ygnacia Requena was the mother of Maria Merced Requena, who was the mother of Juliana Hernandes (bride). - Note: Other chuch records note that Pedro and Ygnacia were the children of Joseph Ventura Requena and Maria Ysabel Ruiz. | Hernandez, Jose Dionicio (I144111)
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