Matches 6,651 to 6,700 of 11,201
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| 6651 | Listed simply as L. O. Waldrop on brother William Henry Waldrop's Arizona death record. | Waldrop, Lewis Oliver (I135653)
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| 6652 | Listed Spotyslvania records in the 1750's. Virginia County Records SPOTSYLVANIA COUNTY 1721-1800 DEED BOOK D 1742-1751, page 180, Octr. 2, 1749. Matthew Hubbard and Martha, his wife, of St. Thomas Par., Orange Co., Planters, to John Adam Link of St. Geo. Par., Spts. Co. £30 curr. 100a. in St. Geo. Par., Spts. Co., part of pat. granted Henry Haines, Sept.28, 1728, and by sd. Haines conveyed to Thomas Hubbard, etc. Witnesses, W. Miller, Hen. Brock. Nov. 7, 1749 Virginia County Records SPOTSYLVANIA COUNTY 1721-1800 DEED BOOK E 1751-1761, page 188, Nov. 4, 1751. John Adam Link of St. Geo. Par., Spts. Co., planter, and Sarah, his wife, to ThomasDillard of same Par. and co. £20 curr. 100 a. in St. Geo. Par., Spts. Co.,partof pat. granted Henry Haines, Sept. 28, 1728. Witnesses, Robt. Huddleston, Benja. x Hubbard, Rice Graves. Dec. 3, 1751. 1772, Halifax, John Adam Link deeded to son Barton Link, 129 acres on branches of the Hico River. | Link, John Adam (I92765)
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| 6653 | Listed twice in 920 Boulder County, Colorado Federal Census, once as D. J. Chandlish and the other as David J. Candish | Candlish, David 'Dave' John (I112320)
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| 6654 | Listed under Amaya y Tremino and Baez surnames https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:9392-6TSL-7Q?cc=1874591 Guadalajara > Diócesis de Guadalajara > Matrimonios 1699-1707 image 108 of 615 (1694 - Monterrey) - Marriage dispensation of Pedro (Martinez) Guajardo and Ana Maria de Baez de Trevino - The dispensation did state a 3rd/4th degree relationship, and noted Leonor Morales (Abuela of Groom) and Francisco Trevino (Abuela of Bride) were cousins. It appears they are distantly related as follows: - Juana Trevino and Ana Salazar were sisters. Juana Trevino was the mother of Leonor Morales, who was the mother of Micaela Guerra, who was the mother of Pedro (Martinez) Guajardo (Groom). - Ana Salazar was the mother of General Francisco Trevino, who was the father Francisco Trevino, who was the father of Ana Maria Baez de Benavides (Bride). https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:9392-XHSQ-ZL?cc=1874591 Guadalajara > Diócesis de Guadalajara > Matrimonios 1729-1733 image 204 of 621 Marriage dispensation for Domingo Miguel (Martinez) Guajardo and Leonor Gomez de Castro. - Bride/Groom related in 3rd grade as follows: Santiago Baez Trevino and Francisco Baez Trevino were brothers. - Santiago Baez Trevino was the father of Maria (Nicolasa Baez) Trevino, who was the mother of Leonor Gomez de Castro (bride). - Francisco Baez Trevino was the father of (Ana) Maria de (Baez) Trevino, who was the mother of Domingo Miguel (Martinez) Guajardo (Groom). | Baez, Ana Maria de (Baez de Trevino Amaya) (I136831)
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| 6655 | Listed under both Lozano and Garza surnames in various records. | Garza, Maria Dorotea de la (Garza Lozano) (I136480)
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| 6656 | Listed under several birth dates, including 7 June 1852 (Unknown), 7 June 1850, and 3 Jun 1850 (death record). | Skaggs, John James (I43517)
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| 6657 | Listed under various surnames, including Puente Rodrigues and Sanchez. Some records indicate father to be Doroteo Sanches, and others Estevan Puente. | Puente, Maria Demecia "Nemecia" Clemencia (Puente Rodrigues Sanchez) (I135476)
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| 6658 | Listed with daughter "Kate" in 1880 Hopkins County, Kentucky Federal Cenus. | Hicklin, Mary C. (I127602)
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| 6659 | Listed with family in 1885 Buchanan, Jefferson County, Iowa Census. May be the same Jacob listed in 1900 Fairfield County, Ohio census; listed as born March 1878 in Iowa, father born German and mother born Minnesota. May be the same Jacob Albert Suess who registered for World War I in Shreveport, Caddo Parish, Louisiana. If so, first wife was named Alma. | Suess, Jacob "Jake" A. (I39551)
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| 6660 | Listed with Mother on 1850 Hopkins County, Kentucky federal census. After mother died, James married and continued to live in Hopkins county, Kentucky. He appearson the 1860 Hopkins County, Kenutcky federal census; along with wife Mary C; children Willis M. (Age 3-born1857) and Martha C. (Age 1/12-born 1860). James occupation was listed as a Justice of the Peace. Last name spelled as Campton on this census. He appears on the 1870 Hopkins County, Kentucky federal census; along with wife Mary C. (Last name may be Miller); children Willis M. and Martha C. Also living in the household was Nancy Miller, aged 67 (born 1803, KY) | Compton, James M. (I109986)
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| 6661 | Listed with son Absolem Warren, in 1840 Green County Federal Census. | Miller, Barbara 'Barbary' (I38767)
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| 6662 | Listing with Jacob and Nancy Greer on the 1900 Upshur County,Texas Federal Census. Living 1920 in Electra, Wichita County, Texas Living 16 August 1940 at 300 block Burnett St, Wichita Falls,Wichita County, Texas Lived for awhile in Oil Center, Lea County, New Mexico. | Jordan, Maude Elmira (I39453)
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| 6663 | Little Wigston is now (1928) a copyhold of the Manor of Rowington in Warwickshire, which formerly belonged to the Abbey of Reading. There are a few cottages belonging to the Hamlet in Smockington Hollow which is situated about a quarter of a mile East of Little Wigston. The Hamlet itself lies so low as to be scarcely discernable till one is close on it. It contains four substantial farmhouses and seven cottages, and exhibits the appearance of a neat rural square. | Cook, John (I41962)
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| 6664 | Lived 361 North 2nd Ave in Phoenix. | Van Kirk, Earl F. (I122551)
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| 6665 | Lived and worked in Herkimer County, New York 1918. | Colony, William Henry (I51160)
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| 6666 | Lived at a farm west of Oakland and taught School. | Fulton, John (I95293)
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| 6667 | Lived at Andover, White Parish, in Old Hall, at Eastontown, and also had lands and tenements at Knights Enham, occupied by his brother Robert in 1504. | Blake, William (I56219)
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| 6668 | Lived at Calne and White Parish, Wiltshire. After he died, in 1471, his widow removed to Hampshire and settled at Eastontown, formerly part of the possessions of her husband's mother. Children: William, mentioned below; Robert. | Blake, William (I56221)
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| 6669 | Lived at Leitchfield, Grayson County, Kentucky in 1813. | Graham, Garrison (I49254)
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| 6670 | Lived Berkshire County, Massachusetts and/or Williamstown,Massachusetts at Rev. War enlistment. In 1833, both lived in Pownal, Bennington County, Vermont. | Seely, Ephraim (I51074)
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| 6671 | Lived Chaves County, New Mexico in 1935. Casa Grande Dispatch, Tuesday, November 30, 1976, Casa Grande, Arizona Obit in this paper, but unreadable on copy I have. | Waldrip, Riley Sylvester (I37519)
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| 6672 | Lived Eastland County, Texas in 1900. Lived Ardmore, Carter County, Oklahoma in 1910, 1920, 1930 and 1940. | Ingram, Lou E. (I126880)
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| 6673 | Lived first at Madoc, Ontario, Canada and later lived in Bay City,Michigan. | Elmer, William W. (I32734)
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| 6674 | Lived Fisher County, Texas in 1935, and Pinal County, Arizona in 1940. | Dunn, Oscar W. (I126622)
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| 6675 | Lived Franklin County, Ohio in 1942. | Bosworth, Henry Bartley (I126018)
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| 6676 | Lived in "The Farms", then part of Taunton, and now part of Berkley,MA.Ensign John served as Deputy to the Plymouth Colony GeneralCourt1680-1684 and 1691, and to the General Court of MA in 1696-1697.He wasconstable in 1676 and 1691, a frequent juror, an attorney ofrecord, andco-founder of the Chartley Iron Works of Norton. Marriedfirst about1649, at Freetown, MA. | Hathaway, John (I52042)
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| 6677 | Lived in Ashfield, Franklin County, Massachusetts. | Moody, Josiah (I32002)
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| 6678 | Lived in Athens, Henderson County, Texas in 1942. May be connected to our branch of Waldrip's; as they also lived in this County. | Waldrip, George Selman (I106853)
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| 6679 | Lived in Brushy community, Green county, Kentucky. | Warren, Abel Gordon (I42526)
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| 6680 | Lived in Calle De Pedro Moreno, Guerrero Noroeste, Mexico. | Martinez, Maria Josefina (I128449)
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| 6681 | Lived in Chandler, Henderson County, Texas | Cotten, Maude Marie (I5946)
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| 6682 | Lived in Dallas, Texas and also in Corpus Christi, Nueces County, Texas. Found in 1930 federal census in Nueces County, Texas. Listed DOB on WWI record as 12 Nov 1886 in Guanajato, Mexico Listed DOB on 1950 border crossing records as 12 Nov 1186 in Ironato, Guanajato, Mexico His DOB was listed as 27 Jul 1886 on Nueces County, Texas death record. His actual baptism record indicates birth on 27 July 1886, and baptized 29 July 1886. | Diaz, Jose Aurelio (I133507)
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| 6683 | Lived in Dixon, Illinois | Elmer, Mary (I30141)
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| 6684 | Lived in Garden, Michigan, then moved to Watersmeet, buriedthere.Married twice. | Plante, Colbert "Culbert" (I82917)
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| 6685 | Lived in Green County, Kentucky. Moved to Johnson County, Indiana I have an old Green County, Query that tells a little about the Bailey family. It reads: Benjamin Bailey married Elzabeth Perry in Virginia. Benjamin Bailey had brothers Andrew, Hayman, and Thomas, all lived in Green County in the early 1800's. I would like to know the names of Elizabeth's parents. Benjamin and Elizabeth Perry moved to Johnson Co., Indiana about 1823, the other three brothers of Benjamin's moved into Tennessee and later to Mississippi. James Warren married Barbara Miller. James Warren's father was Hugh Warren Sr. and his brothers were Hugh Warren Jr. and William. All served in the Rev. War in S.C. James and Barbara lived 80 years together. James died in 1853 in Green County, Kentucky. Does anyone know whereabouts they are buried? Would also like to know who Barbara's parents are. From: Margaret Gerhart Woolf, 7515 Arlington St., Raytown, Missouri 64138. | Bailey, Benjamin (I50484)
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| 6686 | Lived in Green County. | Black, Robert (I42419)
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| 6687 | Lived in Hendricks and Marion Counties of Indiana between 1917-1920. | Underwood, William Richard (I106851)
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| 6688 | Lived in Junction, Kimble County, Texas as Adult. | Jordan, Annie May (I39457)
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| 6689 | Lived in Knox County, Ohio in 1837; when he purchased 40 acres of land in Hillsdale County, Michigan on 7 November 1837. This land was located in Michigan; and was part of an area later known as the Toledo Strip; a disputed region of land between Michigan and Ohio. Some of this land area later became part of Ohio. Appears to have been married twice; first to Catherine Berse; per Erastus Colony records; and 2nd to Jennet Berse. Jennet is linked to Reuben Colony via headstone of child Almira Colony, with inscription that reads "Almira F. daughter of Reuben & Jennet Colony died Dec 25 1853, E. (age) 16 yrs". Jennet later is listed in Spence and Charleston townships, in Tioga County, Pennsylvania records. Jennet Colony is also listed in 1850 Tompkins County, New York records along with the Abigail Berse 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 Berse may have passed away; and if Jennet Colony may have also been of this same Bense family, perhaps a sister. Earlier Colony families that may be related in Tompkins County, New York is a John Colony, who is listed in Groton, Tompkins County, New York census records in 1830, born between 1790-1799. Listed in 1840 Knox County, Ohio Federal Census, with 2 boys under 5, and 1 girl under 5 and 1 girl between 5-10 years of age. May have also lived in Sandusky, Erie County, Ohio where a letter remained for him on October 1st 1849, as was published in the "Daily Snduskian", in Sandusky, Ohio on 2 October 1849 edition. The possibly reason the letter remained; is that he had returned to New York and had died in Albany, New York based on the 7 Aug 1849 Albany Evening Journal Newpaper, which listed as follows: A man by the name of Reuben Colony, a plasterer, of this city, was taken sick at the public house in Venice, last week, on Thursday. The tavern keeper was alarmed, and had him removed from his house to a building used for carding wool. Some of the neighbors attended him, but he died. | Colony, Reuben (I25757)
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| 6690 | Lived in Marrowbone District of Pike County, Kentucky. | Rowe, Theodore Beldon (I115984)
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| 6691 | Lived in New Salem, Illinois, near Mentor Graham. | Greene, William (I79665)
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| 6692 | Lived in Orange County, Virginia in 1742. In 1750, was living in Lunenburg County, Virginia. Was in Spotysylvania County, Virginia on 2 April 1751. By 1758, had sold all land in Orange County, Virginia. Before 1771 he was in Tyron County, North Carolina (laterRutherfordcounty - 1771). Deed: Thomas Warren of Rutherford County, North Carolina to John Bridges, planter, of Camden, 6 June 1782, 200 acres, adjacent Robert Humphrey's land; granted to Nicholas Fisher, 25 April 1767, by Gov. Wm Tryon of North Carolina. Witness: William Tate, John Camp. Not named in the Will of his father but on 31 January 1750 ThomasWarren, son and heir at law of Thomas Warren, late of SpotsylvaniaCounty,Virginia, Deceased, deeded 200 acres of land in St. George Parish, Spotsylvania County to Lancelot Warren, son of said Deceased. Tryon-Lincoln County, North Carolina Deeds, Volume 1. 5 May 1772, John Stanford & wife Sarah of Tryon County, North Carolina to Thomas Warren of Tryon County, North Carolina, land on both sides of Buffalo Creek, about a mile from the mouth adjacent RobertHumphries, 200 acres granted 25 April 1767. Signed John Stanford, Sary Sanford, Witnessed by John Login, Joseph Warren and Hugh Quinn. Recorded July, 1772. Tryon-Lincoln County, North Carolina Deeds, Volume 2. 19 May 1773, Thomas Warren, planter, of Craven County, South Carolina to John Stanford of Tryon County, North Carolina, land in TryonCounty, on first broad River Adjacent John Grady's corner, 200 Acres granted 1 November 1768. Signed Thomas Warren, Witnessed Abraham Hargiss, William Bradley, and George Whitehead. Recorded July, 1774. | Warren, Thomas (I10082)
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| 6693 | Lived in Sangamon County, Illinois. 10 October 1835 deed between William Black of Sangamon County, Illinois and Robert Black of Green County, Kentucky, for $50, interest in the estate of Jeremiah Black. Lengthy Green County, Kentucky circuit court suit between William Barret and the Black family heirs provided some general information of this family. Listed as deceased by 1847 in these suit records; but obviously in error; as William Black is listed on 1850 Federal census records in Sangamon County, Illinois. Was listed age 48, born in Kentucky with wife Anna age 45, also born in Kentucky. Most likely he no longer conversed with family after the interest of his portion of his father's estate was settled in 1835. | Black, William (I42413)
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| 6694 | Lived in Shelburne Falls, Massachusetts | Wright, Joseph (I32212)
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| 6695 | Lived in Tulare County, California in 1940 (used middle name of Earl). Lived Dona Ana, New Mexico in 1935. | Dunn, Francis Earl (I126616)
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| 6696 | Lived in USA 60 years prior to death (1867), with last 20 years of his life living in Bexar. Birth may be closer to 1840 rather then 1828, as stated on death certificate. | Ingram, James (I126932)
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| 6697 | Lived in Vermont | Bacon, Levi (I16438)
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| 6698 | Lived in Worcestershire and for a short time Staffordshire per census records. In 1881 Staffordshire Census, grandson Francis Bench was living with him. 1891 Worcestershire Census, grandsons (age 14) Frank and George (age 6) Bench were living with John and Hannah. Both Frank and George born in Bilston, Staffordshire. | Bench, John (I124912)
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| 6699 | Lived mainly in Texas; but also lived in Nebraska for a short period with 1st wife. | Altom, Lula Mae (I132060)
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| 6700 | Lived Mayes County, Oklahoma in 1935. | Dark, Lydia D. (I126617)
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