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| 5751 | In the 1930 census index for ancesty.com Theodored is incorrectly listed as Theo Daurhawn. | Daunhauer, Theodore Leon (I108942)
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| 5752 | In the 1930 Census was listed as a son of Francis L. and EloiseEaddy,but obit states he is the son of Wilbur Fisk and Lois MorrisEaddy. Dr. Kenneth McInnis Eaddy, 78, Educator Dr. Kenneth McInnis Eaddy, 78, of Avon Park, died Sunday, Oct. 19,2003,in Avon Park. He was born in Bushnell on Jan. 20, 1925 to WilburFisk andLois Morris Eaddy, and a resident of Avon Park since 1954,coming fromGainesville. Dr. Eaddy was an educator, an agricultureteacher for twoyears and an assistant principal of Sebring High Schoolfor four years.He then went to Lake Placid to become supervisingprincipal for allschools for two years. After earning his Doctorate hetaught at theUniversity of Florida then going to the FloridaDepartment of Educationand Southern Association of colleges andschools. He was of the Methodistfaith. Survivors include his wife,Mildred Eaddy of Avon Park; daughterand son-in-law Pamela Eaddy andMark Headrick of Highlands, N.C.; son anddaughter-in-law Michael A.and Gayla Eaddy of Gainesville; brothers,Wilbur Eaddy of Clearwater,and Dr. Albert Eaddy of Clearwater; onegrandson, James Eaddy. Memorialcontributions may be made to the LifePath Hospice. Stephenson-Nelson Funeral Home, Avon Park. | Eaddy, Kenneth Mcinnis (I48037)
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| 5753 | In the area where Charlotte was born [Portage La Prarie, Manitoba, Canada], a Lizzie Hall was married on 15 November 1882 at the residence of J. J. Hall. She married a Edward Logan, married by the Reverend A. Bell, as listed in the local newspaper as such. [I am curious if the Joseph above was both Lizzie Hall and Charlotte Hall's parents]. Perhaps the second J. should be a B. Film#: T-6294, Manitoba 1891, District 7 - Marquette, SD 'X', pg 81: Logan, Edward, 36, b: Ont., Ire. fthr/Ire. mthr, Meth., House Builder + Elizabeth, 32, Ont., Scot. fthr/Ont. mthr |-- Clifford, 5, Man. |-- George R., 3, Man. |-- Mamie E., 6m., Man. Elizabeth listed her father born in Scotland, which is incorrect.... if she is indeed the same Elizabeth. | Hall, Elizabeth Maria (I49202)
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| 5754 | In the book "Origins of New Mexico families" by Fray Angelico Chaves, original edition, 1910, revised edition 1992. This book covers families from the original settlements of 1598, and the others waves of settlements staring in 1693. Census and Military records provide a good deal of this info. It is mentioned that Nicolas Duran's daughter Catalina was married and mentioned Nicolas Duran's widow, Antonia Trujillo, Through a 1704 land dispute, I believe this Catalina Duran is also related to Captain Antonio Duran and Miguel Duran. The land dispute centered on Catalina Duran having permission to grow crops in the absence of the land owner, Capitan Anthony Montoya, which she planted and harvested for at least 3 years. Apparently the land was purchased without the knowledge of Montoya. | Duran, Catalina (I78657)
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| 5755 | In the Elmer book, Compiled by the Rev. William Wallace Johnson,onlyname given is first name of Rebecca. | Fitch, Rebecca (I117400)
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| 5756 | In the informational marriage record of Casimiro Mendoza and Dionicia Zamora, Antonio Leos, was listed as a Paternal Uncle and adopted father of Dionicia Zamora. Dionicia is found under both the Leos and Zamora surnames. | Zamora, Dionicia Leonicia Leonides (Leos Zamora) (I135456)
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| 5757 | In the informational marriage record of Casimiro Mendoza and Dionicia Zamora, Antonio Leos, was listed as a Paternal Uncle and adopted father of Dionicia Zamora. Dionicia is found under both the Leos and Zamora surnames. | Leos, Antonio (I135468)
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| 5758 | In the Kimball NEWS. Sept., 1899, page 39, Mr. Chas. F. HaseltineofPhiladelphia, quotes from the history of Pembroke, New Hampshire. The history in that particular is entirely wrong. Deacon Richard Eastman was married in Andover, Mass., by the Rev. Mr. Philips, Nov. 15, 1737, to Molly Lovejoy, born Dec. 17, 1718, daughter of Henry and Sarah (Farnum Lovejoy. He removed to Pembroke, N. H., and settled on a tract of land which his father willed him. He had fourteen of his seventeen children born there, and among them was Richard, born Apr. 20, 1747, and who married 1st, Abiah Holt, and she died in North Conway, N.H., Mar. 1, 1790. He married 2d, Aug. 27, 1791, widow Susannah Durgin, nee Runnels. Deacon Richard married 2nd, June 14, 1764, widow Sarah Abbott, widow of Job and daughter of James Abbott, of West Parish, Concord, N. H., born Aug. 13, 1730, Jonathan, the son of Richard2 was the first male child born in Conway. The history of Pembroke has the children of both of these Richards all mixed up. Another point; it isaltogether unlikely that Job Abbott, the first husband of Sarah Abbott was one of the founders of the church of Conway, because he died before Conway was settled. | Eastman, Richard (I15773)
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| 5759 | In the last will and testament of John Ingram, John names Ann, his wife; children John, Joseph, William, Mary, and Ann. Will written on 18 January 1821, John died April 30th 1821, and the will was probated on 5 October 1821. | Ingram, John (I108473)
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| 5760 | In the name of God Amen -- I Danl Pettingale of Abington In the CountyofPlymouth In New England Cowper being weak & Infirm in Body but ofperfectmind & memory for wch I bless God Doe make this my last Will &TestamentReccommending my Soul into the hands of God yt Gave it & mybody to theDust to be Decently buryed according to the Descretion ofmy Executrixhereafter herein mentioned -- and as to my Worldly estateI Dispose of Inmanner & forme following viz-- Imprimis -- I doe give unto my beloved wife Ester the sole Improvementofmy homestead till my Two sons viz Obediah & Saml. shall arriveuntoTwenty & one years of age & after that but one Third of yeImprovementthereof, I Doe also Give unto my Wife Aforsd all myMoveables wth-inDoors & wth-out door, I Doe also order that Right ofLand wch I bought ofMicah Pratt wch-lyes (*) Edward French was born in England 1590; died at Salisbury 1674. wth-land of Lieut. -- Reed to be sold by my Executrix hereafter namedtohelp pay my lawfull Debts Item -- I Doe Give unto my son Akerman Pettingale fifteen pounds tobepaid him by my two sons viz Obadiah & Samuel att such time or Withinayear after they shall arrive unto Twenty & one years of age to himhisheirs or assigns. Item 3--I Doe Give unto my son Danl Pettingale Twenty pounds to bepaidhim or his heirs wth-in Two years after my Two sons viz Obadiah &Samuelshall arrive unto Twenty & one years of age, by my two sons lastmentione Item 4--I Doe give unto my son Obadiah Pettingale one Third part ofmyhomestead wn he shall arrive unto Twenty & one years of age & alsoonehalfe of that third part wch his mother is to have the improvementofDuring her life after her decease to him his heirs & assignsforever. Item 5--I Doe Give unto my son Samuel Pettingale one Third part ofmyhomestead wn he shall arrive unto Twenty & one years of age & alsoonehalfe of that third part wch his mother is to have the improvementofDuring her life after her Decease to him his heirs & assignsforever. Item 6 -- I Doe Give unto my son John Pettingale Twenty pounds to bepaidto him his heirs or assigns wth-in Six years after my Two sonsvizObadiah & Saml--shall arrive unto Twenty & one years of age by myTwosons last mentioned. Item 7--I Doe Give unto my son Joseph Pettingale to his heirs orassignsTwenty pounds to be paid by my two sons viz Obadiah & Samlwth-in Sevenyears after they shall arrive unto Twenty & one years ofage Item 8--I Doe Give unto my Daughter Mahetabell Pettingale to herherheirs & assigns Twenty pounds to be paid by my Two sons Obadiah &SamlPettingale wth-in Three years after they shall arrive unto Twenty& oneyears of age-- Item 9--I Doe Give unto my daughter Mary Pettingale Twenty pounds tobepaid unto her her heirs or assigns by my two sons viz Obadiah &SamlPettingale wth-in four years after they shall arrive unto Twenty &oneyears of age Item 10--I Doe Give unto my daughter Ester Pettingale Twenty pounds tobepaid to her or her heirs or assigns by my two sons viz Obadiah &SamlPettingale wth-in five years after they shall arrive unto Twenty &oneyears of age Item 11--I Doe Give unto my daughter Joanna Pettingale to her herheirsor assigns Twenty pounds to be paid by my two sons viz Obadiah & Saml Pettingale wthin eight years after they shallarriveunto Twenty & one years of age Item 12--I Doe Give unto my daughter Sarah Pettingale Twenty pounds tobepaid unto her her heirs or assigns by my two sons viz Obadiah &SamlPettingale wth-in nine years after they shall arrive unto Twenty &oneyears of age -- And I Doe hereby oblige my sd two sons & theirheirs topay out the Severall Legacys before mentioned according to yetimesbefore herein specified therefor, as also the Legacy nextmentioned. Item 13--I Doe Give unto my son Benjamin Pettingale (wch should havebeenbefore mentioned) Twenty pounds to be paid to him his heirs orassignswth-in Seven years after my Two sons viz Obadiah & SamlPettingale shallarrive unto Twenty & one years of age by my sd Twosons Last mentioned. And I Doe hereby ordain and appoint my beloved wife Ester aforesd tobethe sole executrix of this my Last Will & Testament and I Doe herebymakevoid all other former wills made by me & Declare this to be myLast Will& Testament on this Twelfth day of May Anno Dom. 1726 & inthe twelfthyear of our Sovereigne Lord George King of England &c., Note yt-- before the signing & sealing hereof there in Interlined In page 1 between lines 17 & 18 the following words viz Obadiah & Saml Shall-- DANIEL PETTINGALE (Seal) Signed sealed Published & Declared In the presen SAMLL NOY THOMAS TIRRE JOHN NOYES | Pettingill, Daniel Pore (I55324)
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| 5761 | In the name of God, amen. I. John Hollister of Wethersfield, being weake in body and ofperfectunderstanding, doe make my last Will and Testament this Thirdof April,in ye yeare of our Lord One Thousand Six Hundred Sixty andFive. Imprs. I give to my beloved Wife, Joan Hollister, all my housing andhomelot in Wethersfield and five acres of plaine lying between JohnGoodrichand Thomas Hollister, and five acres of meadow lying on yeupper side ofye highway wch I bought of Thomas Parks, and three acresof meadow calledBell's Lot, lying South of ye upper highway, and sixacres of ye lowerend of ye meadow lying on ye West side of ye highwayin three severalparcels, and two acres that was Samuel Boreman's, thatlies by Renoldshis lot, and four acres at ye meadow gate. All thisduring her life, andafter her decease I give my house and barn andorchard unto Lazarus, myfourth Son, and unto Stephen that part of yelot beyond ye brook, and yemeadow and ye plaine equally to be dividedbetween them. Item. I give to John Hollister, my eldest Son, at ye age of TwoandTwenty yeares, my whole ffarms at Noag, and to his heires forever,or forwant of issue, to ye heires of Thomas Hollister, my second Son,and forwant of issue, to ye rest successively. I likewise give him that Feather bedatNoag, and doe require him to give to his Mother during her lifetwentybushels of apples and two barrels of cider, provided ye orcharddoethrive and prosper. It. I give to Thomas Hollister, my second son, at ye age of twentythreeyeares, all that parcel of Swamp with six acres meadow bought ofRichardTreat, Jr., and five acres of plaine near to Thomas Coleman,and sixacres of upland in my lot beyond ye brook of ye homeward sideof it, tohim and his heires forever, and for want of issue, to yerestsuccessively. It. I give to Joseph Hollister, my third Son, at ye age of twentythreeyeares, my meadow lot bought of Samuel Hale lying next to Mr.Chester,and ten acres of meadow called Renolds his lot, and six acresof uplandlying in my lot beyond ye brook to him and his heiresforever, and forwant of issue, to ye rest successively. It. I give to my daughter Mary four score pounds, to be paid onhermarriage day or else when she comes to ye age of twenty. Threescorepounds of which shall be paid by my son John Hollister. It. I give to my daughter Sarah three score and ten pounds, to be paidonher marriage day or at ye age of twenty yeares. It. I give to my three grandchildren five pounds apiece, to be paidwhenthey come to ye age of twenty one yeares. Ye remainder of my Estate I give to my beloved Wife, Joan Hollister,whomI appoint my Executrix. I desire Mr. Jonathan Willoughby, JohnChester,Richard Treat, Jr., and Samuel Wells to be my overseers ofthis my lastWill and Testament, whereunto I set my hand ye day andyeare abovewritten. JOHN HOLLISTER. In presence of Jonathan Willoughby, John Chester, Samuel Wells. This will was exhibited June 1st, 1665, and accepted, and ordered toberecorded. Recorded Vol. III. of the Probate Court, pages 13, 14, intheoffice of the Secretary of State, Hartford. | Hollister, John (I53552)
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| 5762 | IN THE NAME OF GOD, AMEN. I John Outten of Somerset county in yeProvinceof Maryland, being very sick and weak of body but of perfectmemory,bless the name of the Lord, and knowing the uncertainty ofthistransitory life and willing to settle my temporal estate. In thefirst Igive and commit my soul to God who gave it, and my body to theearth fromwhence it came, to be decently buried at the discretion ofmy executrixhereafter named, and Doe believe in ye Resurrection of yebody and theremission of sins and the life everlasting and for allsins committed amheartily penitent for and hope the forgiveness of thesame and when allmy lawful debts being paid I give and bequeath mywill as followeth. Imprimis - I give and bequeath to my loving son Thomas Outten mydwellingplantation to be made out 200 acres of land and marsh to bebounded bythe inlett adjoining next to William Selby and not to goover into thatmarsh formerly belonging to John Bishop called tansiefor any part ofsaid 200 A. Secondly - I give and bequeath unto my loved son Samuel Outten 100 Aofland and marsh belonging to it so far as Pegg (or Prigg) Point andso tohave marsh along adjoining as ye woods bears in the 180A. Thirdly - I also give and bequeath unto my loved son Abraham Outten100 Aof land to be laid out at the head of my tract my now dwellingplantationand beyond upon the division line of Thomas Selby and also50 A of marshcalled tansie formerly belonging to John Bishop. Fourthly - I also give and bequeath unto my well loved son JohnOuttenall my lands and marsh belonging to me lying upon Moromacoecreek in theneck called Condocus onely excepted 50 A sould to PeterKersie as afterwill be mentioned. Fifthly - In case my son John should depart this natural lifewithoutlawful begotten issue of his body then those lands and marshesbequeathedto him as Moromscoe (Maromsco) to be the right of my sonThomas to enjoyand the same my said son Thomas not to have any rightor claim to that200 A bequeathed him in this will of my now dwellingplantation but thesaid 200 A of land and marsh to be equally dividedbetwixt my two sonsSamuel and Abraham and in case that my Thomasshould die without lawfulissue begotten of his body and should notsurvive his brother John thenthat 200 A bequeathed him in this will tobe equally divided betwixt mytwo youngest sons Samuel and Abraham. Sixthly - I give and bequeath unto Peter Kersie 50 A of marsh beingatthe West end of Patent called Discovery lying upon a creek calledEasecreek near a Sandie beach. Seventhly - All my land bequeathed in this will to my four belovedsons,Vizt. Thomas, Samuel, Abraham and John, shall enjoy, dispose,make saleas to them shall seem meet as they attain to age and to enjoythe same tothem their heirs forever. Eightly - In case my two eldest sons should die without lawfulissuebegotten of their bodies then my youngest sons Samuel to enjoymydwelling plantation at (B?) Pocotenorton with all the lands, marshesandprivileges and my son Abraham all my lands, marshes and allprivilegesthereunto belonging Moromscoe. Ninthly - It is my will that if my wife now going with child shouldhavea son that every son (Vizt) Thomas, Samuel and Abraham and Johnshallcontribute 200 pounds of tobacco each of ye and if it pleasethGod to bea girl then each to allow 500 pounds of tobacco towards themaintenancenot cutting it of her of his due proportion of my principalestate. I doe nominate and appoint my loved wife Mary Outten to be my wholeandsole executrix to see this my will performed this my first and lastwilland testament as witness my hand and seal. SIGNED SEALED AND DELIVERED JOHN OUTTEN (SEAL) his Thomas X Clark mark in the presensce of us Matthew Scarbrough Nathanll Hopkins Samuel Hopkins On the back of the avorsaid will was thus endorsed Vizt. This day (Vizt) this 27th day of May Anno Domoni 1709 came Mr.MathewScarbough and Mr. Nathanll Hopkins and made oath yt they did seethewithin mentioned John Outten signe and seal the within mentionedwill anddecalare same to be his last will and testament. Sworn beforeme Peter Dent Depty Comdy (Copied at Land office at Annapolis from Vol. 12 of Wills pg 93). | Outten, John (I59746)
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| 5763 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Stehlik, Matthew (I12925)
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| 5764 | In the will of Adam Baldridge junior, he lists each of the Collins daughters by their married names, "I leave to Sarah Coleman, Jemina Seata [Seeley], and Elizabeth, formerly the wife of David Cameron. . all of my estate " | Collins, Sarah (I79510)
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| 5765 | In the will of his father, Wilson Drake Colony, was listed as his adopted son. https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:33SQ-GYCC-97JS?cc=1920234 Cayuga > Wills 1881-1884 vol 29-30 > image 647 of 747 https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3QSQ-G9HB-NL8R?cc=1920234 Cayuga > Estate papers 1799-1905 box 224 > image 583 of 1133 https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:33S7-9YCC-TSG?cc=1920234 Cayuga > Letters of administration, Letters of testamentary 1877-1886 vol N-O > image 889 of 964 1870 United States Federal Census Name: Alexander Colony Age in 1870: 28 Birth Year: abt 1842 Birthplace: New York Dwelling Number: 394 Home in 1870: Moravia, Cayuga, New York Race: White Gender: Male Occupation: Retail Grocer Male Citizen over 21: Y Personal Estate Value: 1500 Real Estate Value: 2500 Inferred Spouse: Sarah J Colony | Colony, Alexander W. (I52595)
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| 5766 | In this 28 June 1908 Tubutama, Sonora, Mexico civil birth record, Maria Suarez was registed as born in 1908. It is clear (and stated) in the birth record that her mother Guadalupe Medina was already deceased. We know from the death record of Guadalupe Medina, that she died on 27 August 1902. Maria had to have been born on before this. | Suarez, Maria (I135549)
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| 5767 | In this 28 June 1908 Tubutama, Sonora, Mexico civil birth record, Refugio Suarez was registed as born in 1908. It is clear (and stated) in the birth record that her mother Guadalupe Medina was already deceased. We know from the death record of Guadalupe Medina, that she died on 27 August 1902. Refugio had to have been born on before this. | Suarez, Refugio (I135550)
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| 5768 | In writings called the "Monthly Packet of Evening Readings for Members of the English Church", first published 1873; Hugh Ingram is listed as the son of a poor Kentish gentleman. This Hugh Ingram was related to Roger Sheddon and was associated with Dorothy Sheddon, daughter of Sir Thomas Sheddon. He is listed as living in Italy, before returning to England. Sheddon family was noted as of Chardham Hall and participated in the Chardham fair. Have not found a place in Kent of this name; but could be Chartham. Of Rothwell, England. 1665 Visitation of Yorkshire listed under Ingram of Cattal and Thorpe (page 146). Hugh Ingram is listed at the top of this chart. No birth year or place noted, but he is listed as died in 1612, and is listed as a Merchant of London. Also noted in tree is wife Anne, but no last name provided. In the church, are several monuments for the family of Clarke, of Somersall and Chilcote, and a mutilated alabaster slab for Philip —— , who died in 1517. The ancient monument of Matilda de Cauz has already been described. Bassano's volume of Church Notes, taken about the year 1710, describes an ancient tomb of " Hiskanda, Domina de Brampton" (without date), and some memorials of the family of Jackson, who inherited from the Bullocks, and were succeeded by the Beresfords in the possession of an ancient mansion in Brampton, now a farm-house the property of Mr. Dixon. There was formerly a chantry in this chapel, founded by Hugh Ingram. (This Hugh Ingram may have been related to Matilda de Cauz family, through marriage). Text: 1614 Ingram, Hugh, citizen and Tallow Chandler of London, [P.A.B. St. Mary le Bowe] 22 Lawe Book: Wills Proved in the Prerogative Court of Canterbury, and now Preserved in the Principal Probate Registry. 1605 to 1619. Collection: England: Canterbury - Wills Proved in The Prerogative Court of Canterbury, 1605-1619 | Ingram, Hugh (I108584)
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| 5769 | Ina Anita Carter, was a singer that was better known by Anita Carter. | Carter, Ina Anita (I11232)
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| 5770 | Included in 1900 Green County, Kentucky census with Sylvester Warren, son of Lewis Warren. Listed as Aunt of Sylvester Warren. Also listed as widow on this census, which we know not to be true. She had divorced from Fidella prior to 1880. Fidella lived until September 08, 1911 Listed as Aunt of Sylvester Warren on the 1900 Green Co., KY census. Listed as Widow on 1900 Green Co., KY census | Warren, Elizabeth (I37227)
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| 5771 | Incorrecly indexed on Ancestry Website as Jessie Wallgren in the1900Green County, Federal Census | Warren, Jesse 'Jessie' (I44167)
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| 5772 | Incorrectly indexed in Missouri death records as Thomas William Croder vice Corder. | Corder, John (I129454)
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| 5773 | Incorrectly listed as Colored on Birth Record. There was another Jessie Ross born in Lawrence County, Ohio that was Colored and the daughter of Henry & Laura Ross. Both of these Ross families lived in both Lawrence County, Ohio and Cabell County, West Virginia. Ohio birth record indicates Jessie was born 11 October 1886 in Upper Township, Lawrence County, Ohio. | Ross, Jessie "Jess" B. (I129877)
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| 5774 | India | Nunes, Maria Sixta (I136332)
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| 5775 | India | Reynoso, Maria Juliana (I137028)
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| 5776 | India | Luisa (I145983)
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| 5777 | Indian | Santa Ana, Pedro (I84448)
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| 5778 | Indian | Juana (I104813)
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| 5779 | Indian | Trujillo, Maria Encarnacion (I104817)
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| 5780 | Indian survivor. Was with her mother and father and siblings whentheirwagon was attacked. Her father was killed. | Moss, Lucinda S. (Lucy) (I5175)
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| 5781 | Indiana Births, 1880-1920 Name Father Mother Gender Birth Date Book PageCommentCounty Perry, Elmer Rose M Bell F 22 Jul 1892 CSS-3 136HenryHenry County Indiana 1882 - 1920 Inclusive Volume 1 A - J Henry County Indiana Index to Birth Records 1882 - 1920 Inclusive Volume 2 K - Z | Perry, Allie (I98876)
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| 5782 | Indigent Widow Pension application filed in 1903. Birth info Ira and Sarah from this application. Marriage info also from this Pension application. | Sarah E. (I126940)
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| 5783 | Indio | Martinez, Jose Gregorio (I135253)
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| 5784 | Indio | Vega, Nasario Celso (I136331)
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| 5785 | Indio | Reynoso, Francisco Xavier (I137026)
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| 5786 | Indio | Guajardo, Benancio (I137605)
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| 5787 | Infant death | Nicholson, Desma Callen (I63088)
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| 5788 | Infant death | Nicholson, Thola Alice (I63090)
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| 5789 | Infant death | Nicholson, Elmer Calvin (I63093)
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| 5790 | Info on children From: "Susan Movey" | Skaggs, Pinkney Graham (I43077)
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| 5791 | Info provided byWayne Skaggs; a direct descendant. | Skaggs, Emily Ann (I65187)
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| 5792 | Information based in part, World Family Tree # 2252, and cemeteryrecordsfrom Hurst Ranch Cemetery, near Evant and Star, TX; Family oralhistory. | Brandon, William K. (I15502)
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| 5793 | Information courtesy of Deborah Kennedy Coster | Briggs, Jane (I53466)
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| 5794 | Information courtesy of Deborah Kennedy Coster | Buell, Samuel Thompson (I53467)
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| 5795 | Information courtesy of Deborah Kennedy Coster | Buell, Arthur Whitcomb (I73913)
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| 5796 | Information courtesy of Deborah Kennedy Coster. | Buell, James Whitcomb (I73912)
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| 5797 | Information from the research of Sadie Greening Sparks. | Warren, Josiah (I45280)
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| 5798 | Information from the research of Sadie Greening Sparks. | Warren, Richard (I45283)
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| 5799 | Information from the research of Sadie Greening Sparks. | Warren, Banajah (I45284)
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| 5800 | Information from the research of Sadie Greening Sparks. | Warren, Hinchey (I45286)
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