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| 5951 | Jane wife of James HATCH was Jane Grouette or Gruit, daughter of William Grouette of Coldwater. Hunter says that William Grouette was an interpreter to the Indians. In the 1861 and 1871 census he is shown as French descent and Roman Catholic. He was born in the U.S.A. He probably was a fur trader and may havehad Indian ancestry. He is shown as living with his daughter Jane Hatchinboth these census. William's death and burial place are unknown. James Hatch husband of Jane died of exposure during the winter about 1854. This is mentioned in the Marchburn Diary of George Wilson. Jane remarried Joseph ORTON, a widower. Thomas Orton a son of Joseph farmed the Grouette property. | Grouette, Jane (I49300)
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| 5952 | Jane, or Johanna, Stafford married Sir Nicholas Beke, or Beck. References: Burke's Dormant and Extinct, pp. 501 and 266. Beke, Vol. 13, p. 320. Wm. Salt Arch. Soc., Vol. 27, pp. 106-10. | Beke, Nicholas (I50445)
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| 5953 | Jane, the eldest daughter of Robert Bures and Joan his wife, wasalready married when her brother Henry made his will in 1524, for she isreferredto in the latter as "my sister, Jane Sturton." She and her brotherRobertboth married into the noble family of Stourton. Her husband Roger Stourtonof Ruston, Dorset, Esquire, son of Edward, Baron Stourton ofStourton,Wiltshire, made his will 28 Jan. 1550. In it he mentions "Mr. Bueres mywifesbrother," i.e. Robert Bures, and "my Sister King." The will was proved by Robert Bures, proxy for the widow, 3 March 1550-1. | Bures, Jane (I109711)
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| 5954 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Coulter, Janet Kay (I91567)
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| 5955 | January 1952 Obit - New Mexico Funeral services for Horace Hooker, pioneer resident of the Gila area, who died Sunday at Las Vegas, N.M., were held Wednesday afternoon at the Mesa Cemetery at Gila. The Rev. Rhea Kuykendall officiated. Cox Mortuary was in charge of arrangements. Mr. Hooker, 84 years of age at the time of death, was born at Red Bluff, Calif., June 1, 1867. He came to Grant County with his parents at the age of nine, arriving in Silver City Jan. 1, 1887, As a young man, he entered the cattle businessand was an active member of the HW Cattle Co., Inc. in which the late John L. and Eben Burnside and the Hooker family were the stockholders. In 1936, he retired to his home on the Gila and hissons carried on the cattle business. His residence in the Gila area was for a period of 75 years. In 1892, Mr. Hooker married Cassie A. Cooley whose death occurred in 1914. There were eight children born to the union. In 1930, he was married to Mrs. LeotaCole of Gila. Survivors are his widow; five sons, Frank and Joe of Gila, Denton of Santa Rita and Jack and Bob of Silver City; onedaughter, Mrs. Margaret Kirkland, San Antonio, Tex., and one stepdaughter, Mrs. Alice Lobstein of Silver City. Also two sisters, Mrs. Harry Burgess of Silver City and Mrs. T. J. Shelley of Cliff. Seventeen grandchildren and 16 great-grandchildren alsosurvive. | Hooker, Horace (I33626)
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| 5956 | JASPER1 CRANE, says Atwater's History of New Haven, p. 611, was"amerchant from London, who took a prominent part in the settlement ofNewHaven, signed the first agreement of the free planters in Mr.Newman'sbarn July 1, 1639." "He represented Branford as Deputy at theGeneralCourt 1653-57; from 1658-66 he served as magistrate of the NewHavenColony, and was intimately associated with Gov. Leete; in 1664 hewasappointed commissioner to administer the oath of allegiance; one ofthesigners of the resolution to form a new colony at Newark and atthat timehe was so highly esteemed that his name predeces that of thepastor, Mr.Pierson. He did not at once remove to Newark, as he wasresiding inBranford in 1668, but on his arrival there he was equallyrespected andwas elected their first magistrate. He died at NewarkOctober 19, 1681,and was probably the last survivor of the subscribersto the 'FundamentalAgreement.'" "The Crane family came from Cheshire,"England, says theRockaway Records of Morris County, N. J. Families, p.200, "GENERALJOSIAH CRANE was in the service of King James and for hisservices wasrewarded with a coat of arms and a goodly estate. It issaid that some ofhis descendants went to the North of Ireland, some toGermany, and laterJASPER, probably Stephen and Phoebe to America." "Onhis lot (Jasper's atNewark, N. J.) now stands St. Paul's Episcopalchurch." He married twice.His will, dated 1678, names wife Alice. | Crane, Jasper (I51843)
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| 5957 | Jay is listed in some online records as dying in May 1951. Unconfirmed. | Davis, Jay "Bird" C. (I99525)
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| 5958 | Jean Serton sources from Helen Cox Robinson Graves's Book. She lived at 707 Penna Ave., Clearwater, Fla. before her death. | Serton, Jean (I43458)
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| 5959 | JEFF H WARREN Date 540413 Age 079 Place GREEN Residence GREEN Volume 018 Cert 08922 Deathvol 54 JEFF H WARREN Date 540413 Age 079 Place GREEN Residence GREEN Volume 018 Cert 08922 Deathvol 54 | Warren, Jefferson 'Jeff' Henry (I36624)
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| 5960 | Jeff Whitlow Enumeration District: 0080 Color: W Age: 31 Birth Place: Kentucky Visit: 0029 County: Larue Relation: Husband Relatives: Wife Lucreta 27, Kentucky 1 non-relative | Whitlow, Jeff (I82078)
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| 5961 | Jefferson County, Georgia; Wills "A" 1777-1893; Drawer 22, Box 15 Will of Will Ingram Probate date - June 1, 1807 In the name of God Amen, I William Ingram of the State of Georgia and County of Jefferson being very sick and weak but in perfect mind and memory thanks be given unto God, and calling to mind that it is appointed for all men once to die do make and ordain this may last will and testament that is to say principally and first of all I give and recommend my soul to God that gave it and my body I recommend to the earth to be buried in decent Christian burial at the discretion of my Executors nothing doubting but at the time General resurrection I shall receive the same again by the mighty power of God, and touching at such Wordly Estate wherewith it has pleased God to bless me with in this life, I give demise and dispose of the same in the following manner and form. First, I allow all my just debts to be paid and then I give and bequeath unto my loving wife Mary Ingram, one mare by the name of pigeon and her saddle and bridle and four cows and calves and to by beloved Daughter, Agnes I give and bequeath twenty five dollars when she comes of age and reasonable shooling and to my beloved Daughter Jean I give and bequeath twenty five Dollars when she comes of age with reasonable schooling and to my son Edmond I give and bequeath one filley known by the name of Nell saddle and bridle with reasonable schooling and soon as he comes of age and to my son John Spires I give and bequeath twenty five dollars and reasonable schooling when he comes of age and to my son William I give and bequeath the sum of twenty five dollars with reasonable amount of schooling when he comes of age, to my Daughter Elizabeth I give and bequeath a negro woman by the name of Sarah to be sold or as my Executors shall think best and to my wife I likeways give her bed and furniture and my plantation and land I allow to be kept and cultivated to raise my children until the youngest boy comes of age and then to be equally divided or sold and the money divided among my four sons vs Edmond John Spires Josiah and William or as the can best agree about it and likeways and the price divided the same only every child is to have and Equal Share and my wife an Equal Share with then of the negro fellow. My sheep and hogs for the use of the plantation and ten cows and four stears and the remainder of my cattle I allow to be sold and reasonable credit given and what horses can be speared of the plantation I allow to be sold and my wife is to have her maintenance of the plantation during her life or widowhood as well as the children and Profit Jin and the money arisin from Sail of the cattle and horses and all my household furniture I allow to be Equally divided among my wife and choldren before mentioned when the youngest comes of age and I do utterly disallow revoke and Disanyl all other wills or legacies by me left hereto fore confirming and ratifying this and none other to be my last will and testament and I Do constitute and appoint my wife Mary Ingram and John Ingram the Executors of this my last will and testament in witness whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and seal this third day of October in the year of our Lord One Thousand Eight Hundred and Six - Signed Sealed and Pronounced in the presence of us William Ingram Samuel Bingham George Ingram James Williams Jefferson County, Georgia At a court of ordinary held in and for the county aforesaid on Monday the 1st Day of June 1807 personally appeared George Ingram one of the subscribed witnesses to the annexed last will and testament of William Ingram decd who being duly sworn depoth and saith that he was present and did see the testator sign seal and declare the same to be and contain his last will and testament and that he to the best of his knowledge and belief was of sound and disposing memory that Samuel Bingham and James Williams with this deponent subscribed their names as witnesses there to in the presence of the testator and in each others presence Sworn to in Open Court 1st June 1807 As. Bozeman - Clk Geo. Bingham | Ingram, William (I130062)
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| 5962 | Jeffery Dean DeSpain, 39 Jeffery Dean DeSpain, 39, of Hodgenville, died Nov. 24, 2005, athisresidence. He was a self-employed mechanic and a member of Ovesen HeightsBaptistChurch. He was preceded in death by his grandparents, Arthur Thompson and IvyandPearl DeSpain; and two uncles, Danny Thompson and J.M. DeSpain. He is survived by his wife, Kathy Hagen DeSpain; his parents,McArthurand Velva Thompson DeSpain of Hodgenville; two brothers, RogerDeSpain ofHodgenville and Chris (Margaret) DeSpain of Buffalo; and hisgrandmother,Opal Thompson of Hodgenville. Funeral services were held Nov. 28, at Bennett-Bertram Funeral Homewiththe Rev. Craig Perkins officiating. Burial followed in PleasantRidgeChurch Cemetery. Expressions of sympathy may take the form of donations to theAmericanDiabetes Association, 1941 Bishop Lane, Suite 110, Louisville,KY 40218or the National Kidney Foundation, 250 E. Liberty St., Suite710,Louisville, KY 40202. Condolences may be expressed online at www.bennett-bertram.com. | Despain, Jeffery Dean (I10924)
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| 5963 | Jemima Collins, The will of Adam Collins of Blooming Crove,OrangeCounty, New York. Dated May 1, 1770. Names sister Jemima Seeley,brother-in-lawNathaniel Seeley and nephew Samuel Seeley. | Collins, Jemima (I33676)
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| 5964 | Jennet Colony is also listed in 1850 Tompkins County, New York records along with the Abigail Bense family; who listed Almira Colony in her household in this same 1850 census; just a few households away from Jennet Colony. I am now curious if Catherine Bense may have passed away; and if Jennet Colony may have also been a member of this Bense family, perhaps a sister. Listed in 1860 Spencer, Tioga County, New York federal census records along with a Harriet Colony (age 49 - born ca1811) and Mary Colony (age 28 - born ca1832). Jenette was listed as age 47, placing her birth year ca 1813. All born in New York. https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3QSQ-G9WK-6KRC?cc=2078654 Tompkins > Deeds 1850-1851 vol 55-56 > image 267 of 601 https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3QS7-L9WK-841C?cc=2078654 Tompkins > Deeds 1852-1854 vol 59-60 > image 537 of 604 From this document, it appears that Erastus Berse (Bierce) may be the father of Jenette (Berse-Bierce) Colony. | Berse, Jenette "Janette" (Berse Bierce) (I127629)
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| 5965 | Jeremiah Colony listed on 1855 Shelby County, Illinois state census. He was listed between 20-30 years old and wife the same. | Colony, Jeremiah E. (I141273)
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| 5966 | Jeremiah Lucia married Ida Ames on 25 December 1873 in Brown County, Wisconsin. (LDS film 1,275,773) Jeremiah Lucia Listed in the 1900 Federal Census in PittsfieldTownship, Brown County, Wisconsin. His birth month and year is listed asDecember 1849 in New York. (LDS film 1,249,514) | Lucia, Jeremiah 'Jerry' (I33513)
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| 5967 | Jeremiah marriage recorded in Crawford County, Missouri Marriage Book A. | Skaggs, Jermiah V. (I39966)
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| 5968 | Jerrold Edmond Brenizer Jerrold Edmond Brenizer of Phoenix, AZ passed away peacefully 1/1/05 at the age of 64. Jerry fought a hard battle against emphysemaanddiabetes, but finally found peace and is now with the Lord. He wasborn12/14/40 in Yuba City, Ca. and was raised in Casa Grande, AZ whereheexcelled in sports, playing football and setting numerous recordsintrack as a sprinter and pole vaulter. He went to ASU on atrackscholarship and earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Biology.Jerry hada varied and diverse career history, from teacher/coach, toconstructionworker, to business owner. Jerry spent 10 years inPrescott, AZ as ownerof Rocky's Tavern and loved living in the highcountry. He will always beremembered for his high level ofintelligence, his humor, his honesty andintegrity, and his work ethic.The quintessential cowboy, Jerry lived bythe code of the west - workhard, don't complain, and make the best ofevery situation. He lovedplaying the guitar and fly fishing for trout.He was a great example tohis children and you were proud to be calledhis friend. He will betruly missed. Jerry is pre-deceased by his fatherEdmond R. Brenizerand survived by his mother Ruth Brenizer, his twinsisters DonitaGiaquinto and Anita (Don) Fazio, his children, JasonBrenizer, MichellePauley-Wollam, and Mike Mossman. Jerry also leavesbehind numerousaunts, uncles, and cousins. A celebration of his lifewill be held1/8/05 at Lundberg Mortuary 5310 W. Northern Ave., Glendale,AZVisitation at 2pm and services at 3pm. Published in The Arizona Republic from 1/6/2005 - 1/7/2005. Guest Book • Flowers • Gift Shop • Charities | Brenizer, Jerrold Edmond (I9258)
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| 5969 | Jerry Morrow: Newspaper Obituary and Death Notice Sentinel-Record, The (Hot Springs, AR) - Monday, June 2, 2008 Deceased Name: Jerry Morrow Jerry Morrow, 63, of Lonsdale, died Sunday, June 1, 2008, in a local nursing home. Arrangements will be announced by Hot Springs Funeral Home. Jerry Morrow: Newspaper Obituary and Death Notice Sentinel-Record, The (Hot Springs, AR) - Thursday, June 5, 2008 Deceased Name: Jerry Morrow LONSDALE – Jerry Morrow, 63, of Lonsdale, died Sunday, June 1, 2008, in a Hot Springs nursing home. Born May 15, 1945, in Arizona, to Lloyd Wayne and Evelyn Warn Morrow, he was Morman and a retired diesel mechanic for BHP Copper Mining Co., Arizona. Survivors include one son and daughter-in-law, Todd and Evelyn Morrow, of Lonsdale; one brother, Warren Morrow, of Arizona; one sister, Norma Norcross, of Arizona; and three grandchildren, Joy Morrow, Misty Morrow and Francis Morrow. Arrangements are by Hot Springs Funeral Home. | Morrow, Jerry Arno (I39624)
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| 5970 | Jerry Shofner Enumeration District: 0133 Color: W Age: 34 Birth Place: Kentucky Visit: 0040 County: Taylor Relation: Husband Relatives: Wife Eliza J 34, Kentucky Son Charles E 03, Kentucky | Shofner, Jerry (I43743)
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| 5971 | Jerusha and Ruth may be one and the same. | Etherton, Jerusha (I38790)
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| 5972 | Jessa O Shafner Enumeration District: 0131 Color: W Age: 21 Birth Place: Kentucky Visit: 0119 County: Taylor Relation: Husband Relatives: Wife Katie 20, Kentucky | Shofner, Jesse Owen (I46598)
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| 5973 | Jesse Everett built a mill on Mill Creek in Marion Co.,AR ("TheMountainEcho). In 1840 Jesse sold the mill to Daniel Boone Wickersham.During thefeud, Jesse went to Texas, Denton Co., with Jacob Stratton,but when heheard about his brother's death, he and Jacob Stratton cameback to findBenjamin Tutt. On his way back to TX, he went through LAand died of thefever. He was found on the Izard County, Arkansas Tax Records for theyears:1831 and 1833. He was found on the Marion County, Arkasas Tax Records for theyears:1842-1843. | Everett, Jesse N. (I15839)
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| 5974 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Warren, Jesse (I41647)
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| 5975 | Jesse Nelms Smith was living in Ballinger, Texas when he died. Hisburialwas in Goldthwaite, Texas and the undertaker was E.E. King. Hedied of acarcinoma of the left paratid gland. He was 83 years, onemonth, andnineteen days old at his death. | Smith, Jesse Nelms (I15430)
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| 5976 | Jesse Saunders Everett was the son of John S. Everett and SusanEmmalineFranks. He was in the Confederate Army. His marriage to MarthaJaneBlackwell is recorded in the Coryell Co.,Marriage Book. Thisfamilyappears in the 1860, 1870, and 1880 Coryell Co.,Census. MarthaJaneBlackwell's parents were Joel and Sarah E. Graham Blackwell. | Everett, Jesse Saunders (I33388)
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| 5977 | Jesse was born on May 28, 1919 and passed away on Sunday, May 15, 2011. Jesse was a resident of Carbondale, Colorado. | Cook, Jesse Dennis (I123443)
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| 5978 | Jesse's marriage listed in the Madison County Missouri Marriages Book A. P.G. Skaggs adm. of Jessie Skaggs. Francis M. Carmack appraised the estate and says he is not kin May 29, 1859. In the matter of Jesse Scaggs estate P.G. Scaggs says that the best of his knowledge and belief the names of the heirs of the said Jesse Skaggs deceased and their place of residences are respectively as follows: P.G. Skaggs, Carter Skaggs, Nancy A. Skaggs, David Skaggs, Reubin Skaggs, William R. Skaggs and Mary Skaggs of Madison Co. Jesse died without a will . | Skaggs, Jesse (I43063)
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| 5979 | Jesus (Cheuy) Morales Jesus (Cheuy) Morales, 65 of Phoenix Az. Born October 17,1941 in Glendale, Az went home to be with the Lord on April 2, 2007. He was survived by his wife of 46 years Betty Morales, sons Frank Morales, Robert Morales, daughters Diane Brown, Sherry Parker, brothers Pete Morales, David Morales, Carlos Mendoza, sisters, Trinidad Mendoza, Theasa Cuen, Lupita Grijalvia, 9 grandchildren, 11 great-grandchildren.Viewing will be at Best Funeral Home 9380 W. Peoria Ave. Peoria Az. 85345 on April 9, 2007 5pm-8pm. Prayer service April 10, 2007 at 10 am followed by Grave Service at Resthaven Park Cemetery 6290 W Northern Ave. Glendale,Az "How precious in the sight of the Lord is the death of His godly ones--- I am your servant---you have loosed my bonds", Psalm 116:15-16. Published in The Arizona Republic on 4/5/2007. | Morales, Jesus "Cheuy" Garcia (I41684)
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| 5980 | Jewell Inga Lucas Jewell Inga Lucas, 77, of View, died Tuesday in an Abilene hospital. Services will be at 11 a.m. Thursday in View Baptist Church withtheRevs. Rick Lucas and Greg Rake officiating. Burial will be inDrummondCemetery, directed by Elliott-Hamil Funeral Home, 5701 U.S.Hwy 277South. Mrs. Lucas was born in Hamilton County and attended school inPottsville.She moved to Abilene in 1957 from Pottsville and was ahomemaker. She wasa member of View Baptist Church and was the widow ofOthel Wendell Lucas,whom she married in 1947 in Stephenville. Survivors include one son, the Rev. Rick Wendell Lucas of Westport,Ky.;one daughter, Susan Lucas Hanna of Denham Springs, La.; threebrothers,Tom Oustad of Munday, M.E. Oustad Jr. of Marble Falls andLarry W. Oustadof Arlington; three sisters, Mildred Sheard ofHamilton, Margaret McCartyof Terrell and Martha Rice of Hico; and fourgrandchildren. Memorials may be sent to View Baptist Church, 250 Boynton, Abilene79606;and Drummond Cemetery Association, 9213 FM 1235, Abilene 79606. Visitation will be from 6-8 p.m. today in the funeral home. | Oustad, Jewell Inga (I10476)
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| 5981 | Joan of Arc Wright - Sierra Star Newspaper (Oakhurst, Madera County, California) (Apr/19/2004) Joan Wright, Former resident SUN CITY WEST, Arizona Joan of Arc Wright, 84, died on September 23. (2002) A celebration of her life was held on September 27 at the Camino del Sol Funeral Chapel in Sun City West, Arizona, with the Reverend Don Baker officiating. Mrs. Wright was born on June 4, 1918 in Bisbee Arizona. She was preceded in death by her husband, Arthur Wright, who died on December 15, 1986. Mr. and Mrs. Wright had resided along Highway 41 in Coarsegold. Mrs. Wright moved from Coarsegold to Sun City West on September 10, 1989. | Norcross, Joan Of Arc R. (I96576)
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| 5982 | Joaquin Gonzalez (died 1 August 1788) Listed as spanish, and based on children baptism/marriage records this correleates to be the correct death record for Joaquin Gonzalez. Mexico, Nuevo León, Catholic Church Records, Salinas Victoria Nuestra Señora de Guadalupe Defunciones 1745-1836 Image 190 of 607 | Gonzales, Joseph Joaquin (I128748)
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| 5983 | Joe G. Morales Obituary Joe G. Morales, age 71, entered into rest on September - 22, 2003. Joe is survived by his loving wife of 49 years, Carolina Morales, his six children, Rosita (Paul) Martinez, Kathy Munguia, Frank G. (Sarah) Morales, Henry G. (Virginia) Morales, Joseph Jr. (Maureen) Morales, Ben (Teresa) Morales; 18 grandchildren, and 1 great grandchild. He is also survived by his brothers, Pete, Ralph, David and Chuy Morales, and his two sisters, Theresa Cuen and Trini Morales. Joe was preceded in death and went to join his grand-daughter, Elizabeth Morales. Joe proudly served his country in the U.S. Army. Joe was a loving man and will be greatly missed by his family and friends. Visitation will be held from 5:00 - 9:00 P.M. with a Rosary at 7:00 P.M. on Sun. Sept. 28, 2003 at Chapel of the Chimes Mortuary, 7924 N. 59th Ave., Glendale. Funeral mass will be celebrated at 10:00 A.M. on Mon. Sept. 29, 2003 at St. Vincent De Paul Catholic Church, 3140 N. 51st Ave., Phx., with interment to follow at Glendale Memorial Park. Published in The Arizona Republic on Sept. 27, 2003 Joe Morales Gender: Male Birth Date: 10 Feb 1932 Death Date: 22 Sep 2003 Branch 1: Army Enlistment Date: 21 Apr 1952 Release Date: 6 Apr 1954 | Morales, Joe Garcia (I105120)
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| 5984 | Joel was listed as a Mill Foreman on his 1867 Marriage Certificate. Future brother in law, Edwin Colony witnessed the marriage, as did his sister, Susie Lucia. Joel Lucia is listed on the 1880 Little Suamico Township, Oconto County, Wisconsin Federal Census. He is listed as age 37, born New York. Wife Allen?, age 27, born Maine. Children in household are Atna, Hattie, Anna, Nellie, Nancy and Esther. Listed in 1860 Oconto County, WI census. Last name is misspelled as Lusha. Joel Lucia was listed on a 1897 General Affidavit for Edwin Colony's Pension request. He stated he knew Edwin Colony before and after he entered the U.S. Service. Edwin listed in his own declaration for pension that he lived in Little Suamico, Wisconsin in 1858 and 1859. He must have came to Little Suamico, Wisconsin with his sister Millicent Conn and her husband Adna Conn. In the 1897 statement, he stated his age to be 53 years of age, placing his birth at about 1844. | Lucia, Joel I. (I33509)
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| 5985 | JOHANNA JOSEPHINE WORTH May 25, 1927 December 21, 2005 Funeral services for Johanna J. Worth, 78, of Newark, Ohio will be held at 10:30 A.M. on Saturday, December 24, 2005 at the Reed-Egan Funeral Home, 141 Green Wave Drive, Newark, with Pastor Tom Myers officiating. Interment will follow in Newark Memorial Gardens. Johanna died at her home in Newark on Wednesday, December 21, 2005. She was born in Newark, Ohio on May 25, 1927 to the late Daniel J. and Mary I. (Miller) Scanlon. She was retired from Owens Corning Fiberglas where she worked in the Molded Pipe Division. Johanna is survived by her son and daughter-in-law, David and Frances Walz, her daughter, Diane Walz, all of Newark; 6 grandchildren, Carla Walz, David Walz, Jr, David and Laura Smith, Joseph Smith, Saprina Kalb, and Steven and Dana Smith; many great-grandchildren; great-great-grandchildren; her brothers, William, James, and Maurice Scanlon, all of Newark; many nieces and nephews; and her special puppy companion,Mikey. In addition to her parents, Johanna was preceded in death by her grandson, Eric Walz; her brothers, Dan, Frank, John, and Pat Scanlon; and her sisters, Catherine Steele, Gainelle Swanger, Jane Andrews, and Mary Scanlon. Friends and family may call from 2-4 and 7-9 P.M, Friday, December 23, 2005 at the funeral home. The family requests that memorials be made to Hospice of Central Ohio, 2269 Cherry Valley Rd, Newark. | Scanlon, Johannah Josephine (I134535)
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| 5986 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Revenboer, Johannes Franciscus Wilhelmus 'Dutch' (I76259)
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| 5987 | Johannes is the Latin form of the personal name that usually appears as "John" in English language contexts. John Ingram has been placed as the son of John Ingram of Penkridge; as he is listed consistently in Penkridge and not with Wolgarston John Ingram; who was also of about the same age as John Ingram of Penkridge. John Ingram of Penkridge make many appearances in the recogniscances as a seller of ale. On the first occassion, in 1617 he is described as a shoemaker and again in 1621. In April of 1625, John and 17 other Penkridge publicans are licensed to keep a common alehouse and victualling house until 1 April of the following year. | Ingram, John "Johannes" (I5292)
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| 5988 | John and Elizabeth Hackley settled near a creek called Occupacia inOldRapphannock, Virginia. The Hackley family of Occuacia, headed by John and ElizabethHackleysettled there early, as did the Warren family. In1693, Elizabeth Hackley appointed friend Cornelius Noell powerofattorney to act for her in a land transaction involving William Boulware. From this, itisgathered, that John Hackley Senior may have died, or was weak enough, that he could nottakecare of this transaction. Previous to 2 November 1694, Jeremiah Parker, husband of Rebecca(Warren)Parker had witnessed a deed for Nicholas Franklin for 20 acres on the south sideofOccupation Run. Nicholas Franklin had sold this land to John Hackley Senior. Thelandwas located next to land already owned by John Hackley Senior. | Hackley, John (I39825)
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| 5989 | John and his brother Farler were granted 50 acres on the Mud Lick ForkinPerry County, Kentucky, 4 Nov 1869. | Ambrose, John (I5317)
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| 5990 | John and Martha are both are buried at Broseley. | Wilkes, John (I49450)
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| 5991 | John Bascomb Residence: Salem, Kenosha, Wisconsin Class: 1 Congressional District: 1st Age on 1 July 1863: 29 Race: White Marital Status: Unmarried (Single) Place of Birth: England | Bascomb, John (I123019)
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| 5992 | JOHN BUDD, Southold. "I John Budd of the Town of Southold, beingatpresent weak in body." "My mind and will is, and I doe herebybequeath tomy wife Mary Budd, two cows, a bed, and all householdgoods, and thenegro woman called Catharine and her child." And she isto remain in mynew dwelling house, and my eldest son John shallmaintain her withvictualls during her widowhood. And anything more forher comfort shallbe at the discretion of my executors. I also leaveher one piece of gold,value 21 shillings." He leaves to his eldest sonJohn, all hisaccommodations of land and meadow, and commonage lyingbetween the Freshmeadow and Plum Gut, as will appear by Record, withall Housing andfarming implements. Also 4 oxen, 3 cows, 6 horses. "Ifhe marries withoutthe consent of my executors, then he is to have onlytwo-thirds of whatis here left to him. And he is to make no sale orTrucker of any part ofhis estate without the consent of my executorsuntil he come to the ageof twenty-five years." He leaves to his sonJoseph, "all my right andinterest in a neck of land in Westchester.which lieth between BlindBrook and Mamaroneck River, and an island ofmeadow belonging thereto(except 100 acres of upland and 4 acres ofmeadow), and all my housingand improvements on said land." He leavesto his daughter Mary, wife ofChristopher Youngs, one half of his rightof land and meadow at Accobauk.To daughter Hannah wife of JonathanHart, 100 acres of land, and 4 acresof meadow in the neck calledMensarninck lying between Joseph Budds andLangleys. To daughter Ann,one half of his right of land and meadow atAccobauk, and œ15; todaughter Sarah œ30, when she arrives at the age ofeighteen; makes his"respected friends and neighbors," John Tuttle, Sr.,and Isaac Arnoldhis executors, and leaves to each of them "50 shillingsto buy whatthey shall best like to remember me by." Dated October 27,1684.Witnesses, John Budd, Ann Budd. Proved at Court of Oyer andTerminer,in Southampton, November 12, 1684. | Budd, John (I51901)
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| 5993 | John C Fullerton Enumeration District: 0093 Color: W Age: 40 Birth Place: Tennessee Visit: 0074 County: Hickman, Clinton Relation: Husband Relatives: Wife Kate H 45, Kentucky Daughter Cathrine 17, Tennessee Son Charles H 15, Kentucky Daughter Elizabeth 08, Kentucky | Fullerton, John C. (I81739)
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| 5994 | John came to America with his brother, William. They embarked at Hull(Kingston Upon Hull), Humberside, England, in the autumn of 1638,and arrived in Boston the same year. John was a "tailor" by trade, butalso tilled the "acre and a half of land" that he was assigned in 1640. THE BOYNTON FAMILY A GENEALOGY OF THE DESCENDANTS OF WILLIAM AND JOHN BOYNTON compiled by JOHN FARNHAM BOYNTON and his wife CAROLINE (HARRIMAN) BOYNTON 1897 Autumn of 1638 - Sailed on the "Humber"to Salem, MA with hisbrotherWilliam. Founded Rowley, MA. and named it in honor of hisminister,Exekiel Rogers of Rowley, Yorkshire, England. Taylor, farmer, teacher, and one of America's first bee keepers. First clothmaker in New England. John's will, dated 8 Feb 1670-1, mentioned his wife Ellen,childrenJoseph, Caleb, Hannah, Samuel, Sarah, John, and Mercy, and hisbrotherWilliam. John Boynton, Jr. was made executor as he had takencare of hisparents since coming of age. The will was proved 28 Mar1671.[3/2:214] The inventory of the estate, taken 27 Feb 1670-1, listed "a hive ofbeesand an ould saddle, 1 pound 5 s". Honey bees are not native toNorthAmerica but were most likely first brought to New England in the1620'sor 1630's. In any event John Boynton would have been one of theearliestbeekeepers in this country. The inventory also includedanimals and"Tooles as belongeth to husbandry".[3/2:214216] As did mostof the earlysettlers, John fed his family by raising and tending hisown crops andlivestock. The estate amounted to 233.13.00.[3/2:216] REF: [1] The Boynton Family - John Boynton, 1897 (pgs.44-45) [2] Early Settlers of Rowley, MA - Amos E. Jewett, 1933 (pg.26) [3] Probate Records of Essex County - Essex Institute, 1916 [4] Records of the Quarterly Court of Essex County, 1911 [5] Rowley Vital Records (Boynton births vol. 1 pgs.24-28; marriages pgs.250-251; deaths pgs.443-444) [6] Jewett Family - Frederick Clarke Jewett, 1908 [7] The Early Records of the Town of Rowley - Benjamin Mighill and George Blodgett, 1894 [8] The Ancestry of Charles Stinson Pillsbury and John Sargent Pillsbury - Mary Lovering Holman, 1938 [9] Barnabas Davis and His Descendants - Sumner A. Davis, 1973 | Boynton, John (I10588)
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| 5995 | JOHN CANTRELL WAS BORN IN OCTOBER 1724 IN NEW CASTLE COUNTY, PA.(NOW DELAWARE) AND WAS BAPTIZED 25 MARCH 1726. THE FAMILY GENEALOGIST STATED JOHN WAS MARRIED TWO TIMES AND FROM THE AGES OF THE CHILDREN THIS IS PROBABLY TRUE. IT IS STATED THAT HIS FIRST WIFE WAS A MISS BRITTAIN. THE FAMILY BECAME ASSOCIATED WITH THE BAPTIST CHURCH AND ISAAC, JOHN'S BROTHER WAS ORDAINED A MINISTER. THE FAMILY SETTLED IN THE "LAND OF EDEN", GRANVILLE COUNTY, NC., WHICH BECAME ORANGE CO. IN SEPT. 1752. JOHN'S FIRST WIFE DIED AND HE MARRIED JANE_______. THE FIRST WIFE IS PROBABLY BURIED AT THE WOLF ISLAND BAPTIST CHURCH CEMETERY. THE CHURCH WAS FORMED IN 1777 BY HIS BROTHER, ISAAC, ON PART OF HIS 770 ACRE FARM. ISACC'S FIRST WIFE HAD DIED IN THE AREA AND SHE WAS PROBABLY BURIED ON THE RIDGE WHERE THE CHURCH WAS BUILT. JOHN'S WIFE IS PROBABLY BURIED AT THE SAME BURIAL PLACE. JOHN WAS NOT LISTED AS THE HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD IN THE 1800 CENSUS OF SC, BUT HE WAS LISTED IN THE HOUSEHOLD OF SON, MOSES, AGE 36. THE HOUSEHOLD LISTED A MALE AND FEMALE OVER 45 HEARS OF AGE. WE KNOW THAT JOHN OWNED THREE SLAVES AND THE LISTING FOR MOSES, HAD 3 SLAVES LISTED. JOHN DIED BEFORE FEB. 1803 AND THREE SONS, ABRAHAM, STEPHEN AND MOSES WERE APPOINTED ADMINISTRATORS OF THE ESTATE. JANE RECEIVED A DOWER SETTLEMENT. JOHN WAS PROBABLY BURIED AT THE BUCK CREEK BAPTIST CEMETERY. THE CENTER OF THE CEMETERY HAS AT LEAST ONE HUNDRED GRAVES MARKED BYFIELDSTONES.CHILDREN OF JOHN CANTRELL: 1. ABRAHAM CANTRELL 2. ISAAC CANTRELL 3. JACOB CANTRELL 4. JOSEPH CANTRELL 5. CHARLES CANTRELL 6. JAMES CANTRELL 7. SUSAN CANTRELL 8. STEPHEN CANTRELL 9.* JOHN M. CANTRELL 10. BRITTAIN CANTRELL. THE NAME OF THIS SON HAS BEEN ACCEPTED FROM THE LIST COMPILED BY THE FAMILY GENEALOGIST IN THE EARLY 1900s. THIS RESEARCHER HAS BEEN UNABLE TO LOCATE HIS NAME IN RECORDS OF ANY SOURCE, AND THEREFORE UNABLE TO VERIFY HIS EXISTENCE. 11. THOMAS CANTRELL 12. AARON CANTRELL 13. SIMON CANTRELL 14. MOSES CANTRELL 15. PETER CANTRELL 16. MARGARET CANTRELL 17. WILLIAM CANTRELL 18. DAUGHTER BORN ABT. 1773 IN GUILFORD COUNTY NC. SHE ACCOMPANIED HER PARENTS TO SC. WHERE SHE WAS LISTED AT HOME IN 1790. 19. GABRIEL CANTRELL. THE NAME OF THIS SON HAS BEEN ACCEPTED FROM THE LIST COMPILED BY THE FAMILY GENEALOGIST IN THE EARLY 1900s. ACCORDING TO HER HE WAS THE YOUNGEST SON OF JOHN AND THAT "THERE WAS A TRADITION THAT HE NEVER MARRIED, BUT ACCUMULATED CONSIDERABLE PROPERTY." CENSUS REPORTS, COUNTY RECORDS ETC. HAVE BEEN SEARCHED FOR HIS EXISTENCE. HE WAS PROBABLY THE UNDER 16 YEAR OLD WHO WAS LISTED IN THE 1790 CENSUS. 20. DAUGHTER BORN ABOUT 1777 IN GUILFORD COUNTY, NC. AT HOME IN 1790 AND IN THE HOUSEHOLD OF BROTHER, MOSES IN 1800. 1752-1768 & 1793 Register of Orange Co., NC Deeds Guarantor Guarantee acres witness Isaac Cantrell John Cantril 157 James Watson Joseph Pinson Thomas Dowdy 50 John Cantril Earl of Granville John Cantril 157 Wm. Churton John Cantril William Jones 202 John Cantril March 25, 1726, CHRISTNED- Old Swedes Trinity Willmington, DE | Cantrell, John Miller (I41663)
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| 5996 | John Close Enumeration District: 0071 Color: W Age: 57 Birth Place: Kentucky Visit: 0220 County: Hart Relation: Husband Relatives: Wife Malisa 53, Kentucky Son Sidney 18, Kentucky Son Herbert 16, Kentucky Daughter Minnie 13, Kentucky | Close, John (I54286)
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| 5997 | John Colony 1800 Federal Census Sussex County, Delaware, page 347 Column 1 - Males Under age 10 1790-1800 - One listed Column 2 - Males Between age 10-16 1784-1790 Column 3 - Males Between age 16-26 1774-1784 Column 4 - Males Between age 26-45 1755-1774 - One Listed Column 5 - Males Over age 45 Before 1755 Column 6 - Females Under age 10 1790-1800 - Three Listed Column 7 - Females Between age 10-16 1784-1790 - Two Listed Column 8 - Females Between age 16-26 1774-1784 Column 9 - Females Between age 26-45 1755-1774 - One Listed Column 10 - Females Over age 45 Before 1755 Column 11 - All others Column 12 - Slaves Family ages: 10010-3201000 | Colony, John (I52418)
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| 5998 | John Coy, Jr., last will and testament was made October 5, 1817andprobated bythe Clerk of the Court Elizabethtown, Hardin County,Kentuckyon November 10, 1817. The will lists nine children born ofJohn andComfort. On the 4th day ofAugust 1813 between John Coy of Hardin County andSamuelMc Adams, Elder of the Baptist Church on the Rolling River Fork,andDaniel Coy, Deacon of said church, John Coy gave the church oneacre ofground, the land being next to John Coy's and Daniel Coy's landon theRolling Fork. The land was located on the south side of theRolling Forknext to John Coy's land. On the 10th day of June 1811, John and Comfort Coy deeded one acreofground to Daniel Coy for the sum ofone pound. Land was in the countyofHardin an dlocated on the Rolling Fork next to John Coys 300 acresurveyof his property. According to information obtained by visiting in La Rue countyKentuckythe Baptist Church, on the south side of the Rolling Fork, wasnot to farfrom the town of New Haven. The cemetery is located in theyard aroundthe church. According to some reports mention was made that when John Coy Sr. diedhehad minor children so a guardian, James Hancock, was appointed. | Coy, John L (I4157)
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| 5999 | John De Warren co-habited with Maud De Nerford publicly while married to Joan of Barre. He later divorced from Joan of Barre, claiming a pre-contract with Maud De Nerford. He then married Johanna, eldest daughter of Malise, 7th earl of Strathern (Scotland). | De Nerford, Maud (I49384)
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| 6000 | John Dewey Hunt, 88, a retired farmer of Vine Street inCampbellsville,son of the late Robert Tunstall Hunt and Rachel Hiram Hedgespeth Hunt, was born in Marion County Nov. 10,1898.He died at approximately 4 a.m., Thursday, Feb. 12, 1987, at his home. He was a member of theLowellAvenue Baptist Church. He served his country in the United States Army from 1923 to 1926. He unitedinmarriage to Bessie Bennett Nov. 3, 1934. She preceded him in death Dec. 26, 1984. He is survived by four sonsandtwo daughters, Fay Smith and Carrell Hunt, both of Campbellsville, Susan Hunt, Lexington, DeanHunt,Louisville, Robert Hunt, Shepherdsville, and Tom Hunt, Vine Grove. Besides his children, he is survived by11grandchildren; one brother, Edgar Allen Hunt, Bargersville, Ind.; several nieces and nephews and manyotherrelatives and friends. The funeral was at 2 p.m., Saturday, Feb. 14 at the Parrott & Ramsey Funeral HomeinCampbellsville by the Rev. Larry Koch. Burial was at the Mt. Gilboa Baptist Church Cemetery. PallbearerswereRolando Hunt, David Hunt, Matthew Smith, Gene Newcomb, Tom Gupton and Robert Bright. Honorarypallbearerswere Lilburn Hedgespeth, Floyd Hash, Elwood Roberts, Elza Cox, Royal Jones, Grady Bloyd, GeneBilleter,Howard Durham, Robert Skaggs and Hollis Brockman. Obituaries of Taylor County, Kentucky, VolumeII,compiled by Eunice Montgomery Wright, April 14, 1990, p. 64 | Hunt, John Dewey (I45676)
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