Matches 6,951 to 7,000 of 11,201
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| 6951 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Robert James Schenfeld / Maxine Marie Trujillo (F30173)
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| 6952 | MARRIAGE: Consent by John Skaggs | Family: Ottoway B. Skaggs / Priscilla Thompson (F17525)
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| 6953 | MARRIAGE: Consent of Abel Elkin. | Family: Hiram Scott / Rachel Elkins (F17034)
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| 6954 | MARRIAGE: Consent of Father of Bride, Jesse Elkin. Married by Benjamin Lynn. | Family: Thomas Laxton / Hannah Elkin (F14546)
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| 6955 | MARRIAGE: Consent of Father of Bride, Jesse Elkin. Married by Benjamin Lynn. | Family: Thomas Laxton / Hannah Elkin (F14548)
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| 6956 | MARRIAGE: Consent of Nancy Elkin's father, Abel Elkin. | Family: John Bixler / Nancy Elkin (F17033)
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| 6957 | MARRIAGE: Crawford County Marriage books say Elizabeth and Daniel were married 7 October 1837. | Family: Daniel Henry Hatfield / Elizabeth Newton (F17491)
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| 6958 | MARRIAGE: Date: Fri, 6 Mar 1998 04:04:47 -0800 From: Bob Vandyne From the "Green Co. Review" Vol.4,#1 Oct,1980 [pgs. unknown] James SKAGGS' Station The 3rd station to be established within the present area of Green Co.,KY was SKAGGS' Station, which was located on Bruch Ck. & settled by James SKAGGS 1780. References to SKAGGS' Station in court recs. are appallingly scant so we will go to oral tradition for the story of its settlement. The following acct. was furnished us by several different sources but all gave as the origional source a letter written 3 Jly,1974 by Albert JONES of Scottsburg,IN to James SCOTT of Louisville,KY. My knowledge of James SKAGGS is mostly what my father & Uncle Joe "Paddy" WARREN told me when I was a small boy. James,his wife & dau. & 3 sons came to Green Co,KY on Brush Ck. where the Jones Cem. is located & built a cabin fort somewhere on the site of the cemetery - This was in the yr 1779/1780 - That fall, in Oct., itwas decided that provisions for winter were insignificant & it wouldbeneces- sary to return to BRIANs Station to spend the winter. James & his wife had their dau. take a cooking pot & dutch oven toIndian Hollow to a small cave [now destroyed by construction of Hwy.#61] tohide them for their return the next spring. While the dau. was there asmall party of Indians [4 or 5] came upon her,killed & skalped her @ Indian Hollow. When she faid to return her father & bros. sought & found her& brought her body back to the fort/cabin & buried her inside it. Thiswas the 1st burying @ the Jones Cem. & probably the 1st in Green Co. The exact site of the grave is unknown. The following spring after her burying,James,his wife & sons with aparty of others returned & built a Fort @ the site of the house where mysister lives. On their return they found thw 1st structure burned to theground. The new Fort was 22 & 24 ft., 2 stories high,built of large hewedyellow popular logs w/port holes in the upper story,an inside stairway & alarge stone chimney @ the south end. There was a fireplace on the 1st floorw/a smaller fireplace on the 2nd. floor. This site was selected because ofa large spring neay by,but it went dry several yrs. ago. James discovered Brush Ck. Valley by following the Indian Trail down Indian Hollow. This trail extended from the eastern part of the US. toa site on rhe south west part of land owned by my sister where there wasa seam of highly colored clay that the Indians used for war paint. Whenaboy I have obtained the clay from this seam in bright red,white,purple <. green, there was also a small amount of blue. The seam has beencovered by a landslide. This farm where my sister now lives & JonesCem.,Joe"Paddy" WARREN & John "Fox" WARREN farms are the area I'm speaking of. One of Jame's sons died & my g-grandfather bought the farm from thesur- vivors. The exact date of the founding of SKAGGS' Station is unknown,however treas. warrent # 11533 for 450acs. of land on Brush Ck. was issuedtoJames SKAGGS on the 1st day of Apr,1780. This probably corresponds closelyto the date of actual settlement. The tract of land in questionwasoriginally located in Jefferson Co but had been thrown into Nelson Co by the dateit was formally granted by Gov. Patrick HENRY on 8 May,1786. [Thislandgrant is listed in the Master Index,Va. Surveys & Grants,1774-1791,KentuckyHis. Soc., Vol.16, Original Survey #3841,to James SKAGGS,survey date 7Jly,1784 original bk. #5,pgs.2-3,grantee James SKAGGS & heirs,grant date 8May,1786, orignal bk. #3,pgs. 336-337]. Henry SKAGGS gave a deposition in the case of RHEA vs. ABNEY,from his house in Grayson Co, in 1835. He stated that he came to PITMANsStationin the month of Oct.[1780] & left in the mar. following. There was onlyone other station on Green River at that time [GLOVERs Station havingbeenbroken up by Indians priior to his arrival],this was SKAGG'SStation by BrushCk. Although Henry SKAGGS' home was @ PITMANs Station he used to hunt from PITMANs to James SKAGGS' Station. In a deposition given on 30 Jly,1810 to be read as evidence in asuitthen pending in the Green Circuit Ct. between Smith TANDY & JamesSMITH,William SKAGGS stated that PITMANs & SKAGGS' Stations were btoken up btyIndiansin Mar, 1781 & that the aettlers moved to POTTENGERs. LYNNs, DAVIS' &LOGANs Stations. Settlements in Green Co. were not restablished until thefallor 1784. Another deposition,perhaps by a different William SKAGGS, was given on4 may, 1821, to be read as evidence in the suit of RHEA vs. ABNEY, intheGreen Co. Cir. Ct. William SKAGGS stated that he had been a resident ofPITMANs Station & that he was a young man at the time,having been 17 yrs oldon2nd of Sep. [1779],before the settlement of the station the followingspring [1780]. He gave the distance from PITMANs Station to SKAGG' Station as7 miles. He thought that PITMANs Station was broken up in Feb,1781[another depositions gave the month of March]. Hedeposes that when the stationwas broken up, "We moved near Bardstown & PITMAN & the rest went into whatis since called the upper counties. The 1785 tax list for Nelson Co [as pub. in the Nelson Co. Pioneer,Vol.1, #1,pg.9, summer of '77,a quarterly pub. of the Nelson Co. His. Soc.,P.O. Box 311,bardstown,KY 40004] lists among the entries turned in byJoseph BARNETT,which included the settlers ""on all the southern watersofRolling Beach Forks westwardly of the waters of Hardin Ck"", thefollwoingtithables. [the 1st figure following the name gives the # of whites,the 2ndfiguregives the # of white tithables]. William SKEGGS 4-2 James SKEGGS,jr 3-1 Meshack CARTER 7-1 The forgoing names were given in their origional order,they arefollowedby the names of 40 other tithables & then these names appear: James SKEGGS,sr 9-4 Henry SKEGGS 4-1 "J.H. SPENCER ,in his bk. "A History of KY. Baptist Vol.1,pg.17 givesus additional information about James SKAGGS. Benjamin LYNN,who is supposed to have emograted from VA.,came to KYin1780. He probably remained a short time in PHILIPS' Fort in what is nowLaRueCo., where accourding to tradition he raised up the church now calledSouthFork, in 1782. Afterwards he settled on Beech Fork in Nelson Co.,whereheraised up Pottenger's church, in 1785. Of these 2 churches & another which he &his co-laborer James SKAGGS,constituted under the style of Level Woods,hewas pastor during about 15yrs. [pg.18] James SKAGGS came from VA. to KY about the same time Benj. LYNN did, & was associated with that famous pioneer in he early labors in thenew country. After a few yrs.,he fell under reproach on account ofimoralconduct & moved further west. After this nothing more is known of him. A creekor small river in barren Co. bears his name. [I have additional information on the statement of the last paragraphon James SKAGGS' elopment & where abouts at the end of this work.] Bob VanDYNE At the close of the yr, 1780 there were one licenced & 5 ordainedBaptist preachers in what is now the large populous state of Kentucky - Wm. MARSHALL, Joseph BARNETT, John WHITAKER, Benj. LYNN, James SKAGGS & licentiate John GERRARD. If there were others it is notknown. There was no preacher of any sect in the new country. The broad fieldwas left ,for the present Baptist alone. We know of few Baptistchurchmembers & doubtless there were others whose names we sall not know. But few as they were,at this period,they had brought with them,the seed ofdiscord, some of the bitter fruits of which we shall see in the sequel. Someofthem were SEPARATE & others were REGULAR Baptist - a distinction almost without a difference. Of the preachers MAESHALL, LYNN, & SKAGGS were Separates, while BARNETT,WHITAKER & GERRARD were Regulars. [This information incerted here to give more information on theJamesSKAGGS & Leah CARTER elopment. Copied from a book [which I did not get a title from !! - Vol. 8,#3 5 Oct,1793 (a newspaper I think, two separate listings) Mechach CARTER gives public notice that 6 yrs & 4 mos. ago his wife,Leah eloped with James SKAGGS, & they are now back in Nelson Co. Meshech CARTER, Nelson Co, 9 Sep,1793, notice he will petitiontheAssembly for a divorce from his wife Leah.] Returing back to James SKAGGS' Station - The nature of James SKAGGS' imorial conduct is revealed in a documentre- corded in Nelson Co. Deed Bk. 4, pg. 882-883 I do hearby certify that I do forever quit all claim of my wright &title to Masheck CARTER as husband & forever quit all claim to any wrightortitle of any part of Sd. CARTER estate either real or personal. Given undermy hand this 23rd day of Nov,1793 Leah [her X mark] CARTERWit:AtkinsonHILL James CRAVEN. At the court heald for Nelson Co. on tuesday the 10th of Dec,1793thewith- in instrument of writing was proved by Atkinson HILL one ofthesubscribing witnesses & ordered to record we the under named subscribersmutuallychosen by Masheck CARTER & Leah his wife that formerly was to settle &determine the dispute that subsisted between them by reason of her elopmentwithJames SKAGGS from sd. CARTER do give our opinion." "pg.883 in the following manner the parties being 1st sworn to abidebythe award given by us which is in the following manner, We award thatsd.Leah is no more the wife of sd. CARTER nor to have any claim to any ofhisestate either real or personal only is given by bond bearing date withthisinter- wement, given under our hands this 23rd day of Nov,1793. (signed) John CARNAHAN,John DAVIS,John CAMERON,James BROWN,SamuelMcADAMS,AtkinsonHILL. At the court held for Nelson Co on tuesday the 10th day of Dec,1793.This award was produced & ordered to be recorded. Teste Ben GRAYSON. The foregoing document helps to explain another record which was filedin the corresponding time period in Green Co,KY. Deed Bk. 1, pg. 5 Know all men I,James SKAGGS,have bargained & soldunto Henry SKAGGS,Stephen SKAGGS & James SKAGGS all that tract oflandsituated on Brush Ck. in Green Co. containing 450acs. being the same tractorparcel of land that was granted by patent from the state of VA. to me, servedthe2nd day of July, 1784 which land I will forever defend from me & all mannerofpersons claiming under me unto them, their heirs or assigns forever for thesumof 100 pds. to me in hand paid the receipt is hereby acknowledgedgivenunder my hand & seal the 15th of Nov, 1793. (signed) James SKAGGS Wit: John EMERSON, Alexander VANCE. At the County Court held for Green Co the 14th day of Nov,1793,thisinden- ture was acknowledged by said James SKAGGS to be his act & deed &ordered to be recorded. Teste: James ALLEN. It is evident that James SKAGGS left this area soon after executingthedeed for the Brush Ck. Station tract to his 3 sons. Whether he returnedafter wagging toungs began to slack or whether he died in self imposed exileisnot known;nor has it been established where he went when he left thisregion. [I must insert new information here & tell where James SKAGGS died. An inventory of all the goods & chatels of the late dec'd James SKAGGS of Indian Cr. Joachim twp. Dist. of St.Louis Nov. 22nd,1811. Theappraisment bill....(list of goods on inventory). pg.2 "Widow SKAGGS [her purchase] Joseph HAWKS,jr [his " ] Benjamin HARMAN ? [his " ] Widow SKAGGS [her " ] Joseph HAWKS,jr [his " ] Widow SKAGGS [her " ] Jacob SKAGGS [his " ] Benjamin SKAGGS [his " ] Charles PATTEN [his " ] Samuel MEGEE ? [his " ] Widow SKAGGS [her " ] William TWITTY? [his " ] John PEARSON?? [his " ] Henry SKAGGS [his " ] George MARR [his " ]" The total taken in @ the sale $253.37 1/2 dollars. Signed "Benjamin[his X mark] SKAGGS admr." "filed 24th Feb,1812 Samuel BAY". In theabovelist is one Jacob SKAGGS ,I would like to prove this is the Jacob SKAGGSwho md. Mary Jane GORE/FLETCHER/EDWARDS. Joachim twp turned into Jefferson Co, MO. in 1818. So who are Henry & Benjamin SKAGGS ?, brothers ? We return again to James SKAGGS Station. Green Co. order bk. 6, pg. 196 dated 23 Sep,1816 contains thefollowing entry: On the motion of William SKAGGS it is orderd that Wm. BARNETT, Nathaniel OWEN & James SCOTT be & they are hereby appointedcommissionersto divide a tract of land on Brush Ck.,Green Co.agreeable to quanity which was left by James SKAGGS,sr dec'd. to his 3 sons James SKAGGS, Stephen SKAGGS & Henry SKAGGS all since departed this life & divide the said land unto three parts so as to allot to thesaidrepresentatives, heirs of said James SKAGGS Stephen SKAGGS & Henry SKAGGS their respective parts of said land. If we view the forgoing court order apart from other records itappears that the Brush Ck. station tract decended to the sons of James SKAGGS,by inheritance at his death. We know that this is not the case becausethe deed recorded in Green Co. Deed Bk. 1, pg. 5 which has previously been quoted, grants the property to his 3 sons Henry, Stephen & James in Nov, 1793 for a purchase price of 100 pds. This entry does prove,however that by Sep,1816,James SKAGGS thefounder of SKAGGS Station & his 3 sons were all dec'd. Another entry which appears in Order Bk.6,pg.447 dated 25 Oct,1819gives us additional information: William SKAGGS is appointed guardian to the infant heirs of Stephen SKAGGS dec'd, & also the infant heirs of James SKAGGS dec'd & itisordered that Nathaniel OWENS,James SCOTT & Wm. BARNETT be appointedCommissionersto divide the land of James SKAGGS,sr, dec'd between the sons & daus. of his 3 sons Stephen,Henry & James SKAGGS which 3 sons have departed this life having recieved a joint deed from theirfatherfor said land. It is ordered that the said Commissioners convey to the sons&daus. of the said Stephen SKAGGS their proportion of said lands & inlikemanner convey to the sons & daus. of Henry SKAGGS dec'd their proportion &inlike manner to the sons & daus. of James SKAGGS, jr dec'd their proportionof said land In the above entry James SKAGGS founder of SKAGGS' Station, isobviously referred to as James SKAGGS, sr, however his is probably thesameindividual designated as James SKAGGS, jr on the 1785 tax list for Nelson Co. A James SKAGGS, sr also appears on that tax list. We might assume that James SKAGGS, jr was s/o James SKAGGS, sr & this way may indeed betrue, but many a researcher has learned from bitter experience that this isnot necessarily so. Although we cannot identify, with certainty, the parents of JamesSKAGGS, founder of SKAGGS' Station, we are better able to identifyhisdecendents. The children of his sons, Stephen, Henry & James are named in adeedwhich is located in Green Co. Deed Bk. 9, pgs. 500-502, dated 9 Oct,1820. Date: Thu, 16 Oct 97 02:21:23 UT From: "Russell Perkins" I have the following line from the Old Long Hunter James Skaggs.Wouldlike to have someone check it out and send comments to me. I need adoublecheck because it has a few differences from my file. Rather than start a large discussion or disagreement, it might be bestto reply to me off the list. If I find that the list is accurate, Iwillrepost it later. Thanks to everone!! Russell fdrmanowar@msn.com Lineage of Old Long Hunter James Skaggs James, Sr. b. 1720 His Children: (1) Henry, b. 1750 (2) Stephen b. (3) James, Jr. Children of (3) James, Jr: Matthew Henry James Stephen Sally Lydia Nancy William John (Father of Benjamin Owen Skaggs) Mary Moses Lettie Children of (2) Stephen: Henry James Stephen Polly Jane Sally Betsy Children of (1) Henry b. 1750 James Stephen Joseph Sally Nancy Jeremiah (4) Children of Jeremiah (4): Jeremiah, Jr Mary Matthew William T. "Bluehead" (5) b. 1797 Children of William T. "Bluehead" (5): William H. Harrison Cynthia Matthew Jeremiah John Lorenzo Leander John R. (may be Cynthia's Son) Daughter Daughter James Thomas, (6) b. 1830 Children of James Thomas, (6): James Thomas "Tom" Lewis Warner Mason Anthony Louanna Loucritia Sarah Cathryn John Will, (7) b. 1852 Children of John Will, (7): Mary Angeline Reuben Erasmus James Ransom Noah Morris, b. 1879 Robert Miller Lucinthia Jane Mason Alonzo | Family: James Skaggs / Mary ??? (F15551)
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| 6959 | MARRIAGE: Date: Fri, 1 May 1998 16:15:08, -0500 From: NA LINDA A ZABLATIK To ALL Elkins researchers: >From the book, The New River Early Settlement by Patricia Givens Johnson, Chapter 17, The Long Hunters. The Wallens, Blevins, Coxes and others lived as squatters in western Pittgylvania (later Henry County) on land owned by speculators. 1767 Pittsylvania County tithables, later New River hun? were John Ward, Joseph, Thomasand Elisha Wallen, John Rowland and Nathaniel Judd, Thomas, Charles, Richard Calloway ( they were in Boonsborough (lz), Charles Scaggs and the Elkins brothers, Ralph, Jesse, Richard and Nathaniel A good long hunter could bring back skins worth nearly seventeen hundred pounds, an immense sum. They departed the first of October and returned the first of April. I think that is why James Elkins was a Indian Spy ranger in Revolutionary War because he knew about the Indians. Hope some of these names are familiar to you all. Linda Z. from Okla. | Family: Nathaniel Elkins / (F16931)
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| 6960 | MARRIAGE: Date: Sat, 6 Jun 1998 20:30:28 -0400 (EDT) From: "Michael D. Warren" My great-great-great-great-grandfather was William Skaggs as follows: William Skaggs b. 20 Dec 1757, Horse Pasture, North Carolina, m. (1)1778, Mary Simpson, b. 1760, m. (2) 2 Sep 1802, in GreenCounty,Kentucky, Polly Pierce, b. 25 Jul 1784. William died 20 Aug1848, GreenCounty, Kentucky. William was an "indian spy" (i.e scout)for theVirginia Militia during the Revolutionary War. He was an earlypioneerinto Kentucky and is buried just north of Allendale in Green County KY. Some of his exploits are discussed in Allen's "A History of Kentucky"."A History of Kentucky" also talks about "Squire" Skaggs, and itimpliesthat they are the same person. I have also seen the genealogy work ofothers that says that this William and "Squire" are the same person.However, I have never seen any document that clearly states that this WilliamSkaggs and "Squire" Skaggs are indeed the same person. Some have also said that he was known as "Captain" (maybe the Corn Stalk Militia???). If anyone has located documentation that would prove this, Iwouldappreciate a description of the source(s). Thanks, Mike Warren | Family: William Squire Skaggs / Mary Simpson (F17243)
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| 6961 | MARRIAGE: Date: Tue, 14 Apr 1998 00:42:53 EDT From: WmRVincent William Thomas "Bluehead" SKAGGS was born 7 Sep 1797, the son ofJeremiah SKAGGS (b. ca. 1771, VA?) and Rebecca MAYES (d. 29 Apr 1863, GreenCo.,KY), who married 2/3 Dec 1792, Nelson Co., KY. Jeremiah was the son ofJames SKAGGS Bluehead married 19 Jun 1817 in Warren Co., KY to Mary "Polly"HARRISON, dau. of Carter & Sarah HARRISON. They had the following childrenwholived in Edmonson Co.: 1 William Henry Harrison SKAGGS (1819/21 - 1910) mar. America Elizabeth RAYMER (May 1828 - ) 2 Cynthia Ann SKAGGS (1819 - ) 3 Jeremiah SKAGGS (1823/5 - ) mar. Elizabeth LASHLEY (1825/8 - ) 4 Sarah SKAGGS (1823/4 - 1851) mar. Warner SPAINHOWARD (6 Apr 1822 - 7 Apr 1899) 5 Matthew SKAGGS (1825 - ) mar. Ann RAYMER (1824/30 - 1912) 6 James Thomas "Jim Fleekin" SKAGGS (18 Apr 1830 - 22 Jun 1900) mar. Delilah LASHLEY (Jun 1830 - 20 Jun 1900) 7 John Q. SKAGGS (4 Jun 1831 - 28 Apr 1901) mar. Mary Jane MADISON (4 May 1842 - 26 Aug 1903) 8 Lorenzo D. SKAGGS (1831/5 - 29 Dec 1858) mar. Louisa KEETON 9 Malinda "Lindy" SKAGGS (1842 - 1884) mar. Asa "Acie" Kenton MADISON (1840 - 18 May 1902) 10 Leander Lee SKAGGS (1841 - ) mar. ?????? | Family: Jeremiah Skaggs / Rebecca Mayse (F15778)
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| 6962 | MARRIAGE: Delta County, Michigan, Book A, page 52 | Family: Peter Godbout / Olivine Plante (F12865)
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| 6963 | MARRIAGE: Delta County, Michigan, Book B, page 142 | Family: Frederick "Fred" Charles Colony / Mary "May" Q. Mercier (F17325)
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| 6964 | MARRIAGE: Delta County, Michigan, Book B, page 264 | Family: Joseph Plante / Anna Dupie (F12870)
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| 6965 | MARRIAGE: Delta County, Michigan, Book B, page 271 Delta County Marriage Records (Courthouse) Marriage record number 592, Date Applied for Marriage License : Oct 8 1896 Harry Colony, age 26, white, residing in Nahma and born Wisconsin Lottie Marquise Nee Millington, age 27, white, residing in Nahma and born Wisconsin. Occupation of Harry - Mill Hand Occupation of Lottie - Dress Maker Parents of Harry Colony - Edward Colony and Susan Lucia Parents of Lottie Millington - Mark Millington and Louisa Burnett Harry married before - No Lottie married before - Yes (Once) Date of Marriage: 17 Oct 1896 in Nahma, Michigan. Name of official performing ceremony: George C. Hafford (Justice of the Peace) Witnessed by: Fred Colony [My Great Grandpa] and Mamie Birmingham both of Nahma. A listing for the Wasau, Marathon County, Wisconsin cemeteries lists Frederick Charles Colony to be buried in Wasau, Marathon County, Wisconsin. Saint Joseph Cemetery, Wausau, Marathon County, Wisconsin Delta County Hospital Patient Records 1897 – 1914 Delta County has had four hospitals in a century. The first created in1884 by the Delta County Board of Supervisor's at a cost of $8,903.It was named the James H. Tracy Hospital in honor of its first superintendent. Delta County sold the hospital in 1913 to theThird Order of the Sisters of St. Francis of Peoria, Ill. This index is created from extracted information found in two CountyHospital Ledgers. They are for the years 1897 through 1914. Thedifferenttypes of records were: cash patients (CP), paying patients,(PP), ticketpatients (TP), company tickets (CT) and a bad debt an aloss to thecounty (P & L). These are not the medical records ofpatients but appearto reflect the day to day accounts receivable ofthe County Hospital.There is no further information than what is foundin this index. NAME Type Date Cost Pg Code Misc Colony, F.C. CP 12/31/11 5.75 578 220 Holy Cross Cemetery and Mausoleum (Catholic cemetery) founded in 1939 5835 W. Slauson Ave. Culver City, CA 90230-6500 (323) 776-1855 FAX (323) 568-8241 Records housed on-site No appointment needed Attn: Philip Birgell | Family: Frederick "Fred" Charles Colony / Mary Delina "Mary Rose" Beaudre (F14385)
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| 6966 | MARRIAGE: Delta County, Michigan, Book B, page 271 | Family: Garrard "Gaspard" Plante / Jane 'Jennie' Clark (F12156)
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| 6967 | MARRIAGE: Delta County, Michigan, Book B, page 289 | Family: Edmund "Edmond" Bouchard / Anna "Annie" Mary Beaudre (F22461)
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| 6968 | MARRIAGE: Delta County, Michigan, Book B, page 326 | Family: Adelor "Delor" Deloria / Virginia "Jennie" Beaudre (F22391)
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| 6969 | MARRIAGE: Delta County, Michigan, Book B, page 99 | Family: John Lalonde / Rosilda Plante (F12872)
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| 6970 | MARRIAGE: Delta County, Michigan, Book C, page 203 | Family: Albert "Fred" J. Beaudre / Georgiana Denelda Cecelia Martin (F21113)
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| 6971 | MARRIAGE: Delta County, Michigan, Book C, page 59 | Family: Frank Morin / Delia Beaudre (F14201)
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| 6972 | MARRIAGE: Direct References: Vital Records of Haverhill Volume 2: Published By The Topsfield Historical Society Topsfield, Massachusetts, 1910 This edition published by Tuttle Antiquarian Books, Inc., Newcomb & Gauss, Printers, Salem, Massachusetts; Explanation: The following records of births, marriages and deaths include allentries to be found in the books of record kept by the town clerks; in thechurch records; in the returns made to the Salem Quarterly Court; inthecemetery inscriptions; and in private records found in familyBibles,etc. These records are printed in a condensed form in which every essential particular has been preserved. All duplication of the town clerks'record has been eliminated, but differences in entry and otherexplanatorymatter appear in brackets. Parentheses are used when theyoccur in theoriginal record; also to indicate the maiden name of a married woman. [Excerpt from above]: Page 76; Deborah, and Thomas Eastman, Jan. 20, 1679. | Family: Thomas Eastman / Deborah Corliss (F5834)
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| 6973 | MARRIAGE: Divorced From Joan Of Bar in 1315. | Family: John De Warren / Joan Of Barre (F19926)
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| 6974 | MARRIAGE: Documents Relating to the Colonial History of the State of NewJerseyVol22 Author: William Nelson Call Number: F133.N42 This book contains the marriage records of New Jersey. Bibliographic Information: Nelson, William. Documents Relating to the Colonial History of the State of New Jersey Vol.22. The Press Pringitn and Publishing Co. New Jersey. 1900. Jacobus Edsall and Hannah Post information on page 123. | Family: Jacobus "James" Edsall / Hannah Post (F12992)
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| 6975 | MARRIAGE: Documents Relating to the Colonial History of the State of NewJerseyVol22 Author: William Nelson Call Number: F133.N42 This book contains the marriage records of New Jersey. Bibliographic Information: Nelson, William. Documents Relating to the Colonial History of the State of New Jersey Vol.22. The Press Pringitn and Publishing Co. New Jersey. 1900. Richard Edsall and Mary Seward information on page 123. | Family: Richard Edsall / Mary Seward (F13013)
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| 6976 | MARRIAGE: Does anyone have any information on this family? I have a Hackley Warren whose daughter Mary Agnes Warren born 1753 married James SAMS. Mary and James Sams named their sons Hackley and Lancelot and Warren. Sounds like the same family to me, but need proof. Can anyone help? Thanks, Kathy MorganHolt@aol.com | Family: Thomas Warren / Mary Hackley (F14117)
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| 6977 | MARRIAGE: Dorchester Town records provide this information. | Family: Thomas Bird / Thankful Atherton (F14261)
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| 6978 | MARRIAGE: Drury Thompson is listed as the father of Charles Thompson onmarriagebond. | Family: Charles Thompson / Nancy Despain (F19263)
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| 6979 | MARRIAGE: Edward A. Jones & Nancy J. Warren - Bond 1 October, 1863, Joseph Warren on Bond. Groom age 29, 1st Marriage, born Mercer County, father born Maryland, mother born Hardin County. Married October 1st at Sarah Warren's. Wit: George Carter & Joe Warren. | Family: Edward A. Jones / Nancy Warren (F1641)
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| 6980 | MARRIAGE: Family History Library, Salt Lake City, Ut, Film # 0902896 | Family: Nathan Lyon / Elizabeth Elmer (F16086)
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| 6981 | MARRIAGE: FHC microfilm # 1862475, Item # 2 & 3 | Family: Henry Gane Hatch / Elizabeth Ann 'Lizzie Ann' Hall (F19853)
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| 6982 | MARRIAGE: four children | Family: Luman Augustus Grant / Emma Jane Partello (F30717)
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| 6983 | MARRIAGE: Fred Manecke 213 Academy St Bishop , CA (760)872-1790 Mildred Manecke 198 Maciver Ln Bishop , CA (760)872-6032 | Family: Walter Ludwig Manecke / Mildred "Millie" May Colony (F22049)
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| 6984 | MARRIAGE: From research records of Kathryn Rhinehart Bassett. Birth: __ ___ 1817 Delaware Co., New York; Born Delaware Co per 1855&1865 census. Marriage: bef __ ___ 1839 Cordelia CAMEL (10027, 2G Grf) (1817-1880); Pennsylvania. Census1840: __ ___ 1840 LOOK FOR IN PENNSYLVANIA - In PA, Wayne & Susquehanna (Luzern in 1810) are the 2 corner counties to Delaware CoNY (Wayne=974.823, Susq=974.834). Residence: __ ___ 1846 Moved to Masonville (per 1855 census sayingintown 9 years). Census1850: __ ___ 1850 Masonville, Delaware Co., New York; (Evd 682)age 40. Census: __ ___ 1855 Masonville, Delaware Co., New York; State census(Evd 683) age 38. In this town for 9 years. Census1860: __ ___ 1860 Masonville, Delaware Co., New York; (Evd 685)age 43. Census: __ ___ 1865 Masonville, Delaware Co., New York; State census(Evd 687) age 48. Census1870: __ ___ 1870 Masonville, Delaware Co., New York; (Evd 688)age 52. Deed: __ ___ 1873 Delaware Co., New York; Sold land to daughter Sarah. Census: __ ___ 1875 Masonville, Delaware Co., New York; State census(Evd 691) age 56. Census1880: __ ___ 1880 Masonville, Delaware Co., New York; (Evd 692)age 61. Census: __ ___ 1892 Masonville, Delaware Co., New York; State census(Evd 694) age 77. Death: aft __ ___ 1892 Probably, Masonville, Delaware Co., New York. Burial: __ ___ ____ Name is difficult to read in 1850 Federal Census, Masonville,DelawareCounty, New York. Could be read as Lenoard Calerz. Page 102. 1900 census listing in Masonville, Delaware County, New York. | Family: Leonard Colony / Cordelia W. Camel (F21164)
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| 6985 | MARRIAGE: From The SW Virginian, Vol. 1, #3, Wise, VA, page 29, transcribed by Rhonda S. Roberson. This is a petition asking the House of Delegatesof VA to place a line "fixed along Clinch Mt. and Montgomery line to the Carolina line" to separate them from Washington Co. These inhabitants include those of Clinch River, Mocason Creek, Powels Valley, northbranch of Holstein River, and "others." Dated Dec. 9, 1785. Washington Co.,VA, is in the far southern section of VA, just before the border into TNand not far from NC. Benj. ALDERSSON, Amos ALLARD, Hosea ALLEY, Samuel ALLEY, David ALLEY, Peter ALLEY, John ALLEY, James ALLEY, Jr., James ALLEY, Sr., George ASBERRY, John ASBERRY, Henry ASBERRY, Wm. ASBERRY, John BAKER, Doles BARGE, Josel BARKER, Alexr. BARNETT, Ramey BATY, Abrm. BEAVERS, Thos. BELSHER, George BELSHER, Robert BENHER, Charles BICKLEY, Wm. BIRD, Thos. BIRD, Jos. BLACK, Jos. BLACKMORE, Jos. BLACKMORE, Wm. BLANTON, John BORUM, John BOWEN, Arthur BOWEN, Jared BOWLAND, Wm. BOWLAND, James BRADLEY, Allen BRAKINGD?, Archalus BREMLY, John BRISTER, Isaac BRISTOW, James BROWN, Francis BROWNING, Hug? BRUCOM?, Micahel BRUSTER, Wm. BRUSTER, James BUSH, David CAIN, Thos. CALDWELL, David CALHOOLN, John CAMPBELL, John CAMPBELL, Robt. CARR, Thos. CARTER, Norris CARTER, Jos. CARTER, John CARTER, John CARTER, Jr., Jacob CASSTLES, Josseph CASTLES, Abraham CHILDERS, Voluntine CHOAT, George CLARK, Simon COCKRELL, Jeremiah COLES, F. J. COLVILL, And. COLVILL, Thos. CONWAY, Thomas CONWAY, Christopher COOPER, Andw. COWAN, John COWEN, David COX, Wm. CRABTREE, James CRAIG, James CRAIG, Robt. CRAIG, Hamelton CROCKETT, Alexr. CROCKETT, Jonathan CUNNINGHAM, Moses DAMRON, John DAMRON, Lazarus DAMRON, Wyatt DANIEL, James DANIEL, Henry DAVIS, James DAVISSON, Daniel DAVISSON, Wm. DAVISSON, Jams. DAVISSON, Kno. DESKINS, Charles DEVER, Henry DICKENSON, Henry DICKINSON, Henry DICKSSON, Jr, Lylis DOLSBERRY, Aber. DONELSON, Wm. DORTEN, James DUNCAN, Wm. Cen. DUNCAN, Townsend DUNCAN, Wm. EDMISTON, Wm. ELAM, Isaac ELAM, James ELKINS, Jesse ELKINS, Drury ELKINS, Mechel ELLIS, John ENGLISH, Siles ENYART, John ENYART, Wm. EVANS, Champ FARIS, Ritchard FIELDS, Saml. FLEMING, Ambrose FLETCHER, Richard FLETCHER, John FOWLER, Thomas FRANCE, Wm. FRANCE, John FRAYOR?, James FRILEY, Calip FRILEY, Frederick FRILEY, John FRILEY, Martin FRILEY, Wm. FRILEY, Josiah FUGATE, Coleby FUGATE, Wm. FUGATE, James FUGATE, Zachariah FUGATES, James FULLEN, John FULTON, Joel GALLAHER, John GARRISON, Wm. GARRISON, George GIBSON, John GIBSON, John GIBSON, James GIBSON, Wm. GILMORE, Wm. GILMORE, James GILMORE, Wm. GILMORE, Edward GIVENS, Ben GRAVES, Jesse GRAY, Thos. GREEN, John GREEN, Thoms GREEN, Samuel HADDON, Namrod HADDON, Christopher HAINS, Henry HAMBLEN, Henry HAMLIN, Wm. HAMOND, James HARRIS, George HATFIELD, John HATFIELD, Ephraim HATFIELD, Joseph HATFIELD, George HATFIELD, Kno. HATFIELD, Charles HAYS, Charles HAYS, Abrm. HAYTER, Abraham HAYTER, Jr, John HEANY, Wm. HEARELSON, Richd. HENDERSON, _____ HENSLEY, Joseph HENSLEY, Jeremiah HERRIL, Robt. HIGGANBOTHAM, Moses HIGGONBOTHAM, Jeffery HILDRITH, Thos. HOBBS, Adam HOP___, Wm. HUSTON, Jesse JACKSON, Jas. JACKSON, John JACKSON, Wm. JOHNSON, Thos. JOHNSTON, Edom JONES, Benjamin JONES, James JONES, Edward KELLEY, Nat. KENDRICK, John KENNDAY, Matthew KINCANNON, Zachariah KINDERIK, John KINKEAD, Alexr. KIRK, Joseph KISER, Thomas LANDRIX, James LANDRIX, Jonathan LANGDON, Robt. LARGE, Adam LARK, George LARK, John LATHIM, James LEITH, John LEWIS, John LEWIS, Soloin LITTEN, Wm. LONG, Michal LORD, Peter MACKINTAVISH, Thos. M. MAHEN, Alexr. MARTIN, Henry MAUK, John MCCULOCK, Alexander MCFARLAND, James MCFARLAND, Robert MCFARLAND, Jr, Joseph MEREDITH, Abrm. MILLARD, James MONTGOMERY, Robert MONTGOMERY, Alexr. MONTGOMERY, John MONTGOMERY, Shadrick MONTZ, David MUSICK, Electius MUSICK, Robt. McCOY, George McCOY, Wm. McDUEL, Joseph McFARLAND, Robt. McFARLAND, John McFERRAN, James McKENNEY, Wm. McPIKE, Wm. NALL, Daniel NELSON, Johnson NELSON, Benj. NICHOLSON, Petter NICHOLSON, Charles NIEL, Richd ONEY, Wm. ONEY, Benj. ONEY, Wm. OSBORN, Thomas OSBORN, James OSBORNE, Stephen OSBURN, James OSBURN, James OVELTON, Edmud PENDLETON, Joseph PERRIN, John PORTER, Patrick PORTER, Saml. PORTER, Richd. PORTER, Wm. PRATER, Archd PRATER, Thos. PRATER, Jonathan PRATER, James PRATT, Wm. PREECE, David PREES, Thomas PRICE, Zachariah PRICE, James PRICE, Richard PRICE, Anyer PRICE, Wm. PRICE, Daniel PRICE, Thomas PRICE, Jr., Jecilia PRICE?, George PUCKETT, Jeremiah PUCKETT, Drury PUCKETT, James QUILLIN, Mathew RAINY, Chareles RAINY, John RANEY, Simeon RICHON?, Patrick RIGHLEY, Saml. RITCHIE, Alexr. RITCHIE, Alexr. RITCHIE, Jr., George ROBERTS, Sam'l ROBINSON, Geroge ROBINSON, Jacob ROBTERSON, Wm. ROBTERSON, Absolom ROBTERSON, James ROGERS, Will. ROGERS, Wm. RUMMEN, Alexander SEAL, James SHEWMAKER, John SHOEMAKER, John SHORT, Thoms. SHORT, David SKAGGS, Solomon SKAGGS, John SKAGGS, Henry SKAGGS, Edwd. SMITH, H. SMITH, John SMITH, Enius SMITH, Elijah SMITH, Wm. SMITH, Wm. SMITH, Eli SMITH, Evens SMITH, Jr., Edward SMOTE, Tom STACY, Masheck STACY, Meshack STACY, Sammuel STALLARD, Edward STAPLETON, Edw. STAPLETON, Isaiah STILLS, Yeah STILS?, John TATE, Thomas TATE, Robert TATE, Jr., Rober TATE, Sr., Richd THOMPSON, John THOMPSON, Wm. THOMPSON, John THOMSON, Saml VANCE, John VANDYETHE, Samuel VANHOOK, Wm. VAUGHN, Jesse VERMILION, John WAGG, Thos. WALLIN, Stephen WALLIN, Lewis WALTER, David WARD, John WELLS, John WELLS, John WELLS, James WHARTON, Shade WHITE, John WHITE, Saml. WHITE, Josh WHITELY, Allden WILLIAMSON, Harris WILLSON, Richd WILLSON, Jno. WILLSON, Jonathan WOODS, James WRIGHT, John WRIGHT, Edwd. YOUNG, Dudley YOUNG, James YOUNG, Saml YOUNG, David YOUNG, Daniel YOUNG | Family: Henry Skaggs / Mary Thompson (F15476)
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| 6986 | MARRIAGE: GRAHAM, A. L. Spouse: BAYLISS, IMOGENE Marriage Date: 6 Aug 1898 County: Nolan State: TX | Family: Arthur Lee Graham / Imogene Opie Bayless (F22376)
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| 6987 | MARRIAGE: GRAHAM, C. B. Spouse: THORNTON, E. Marriage Date: 10 Apr 1855 County: Rusk State: TX | Family: Curtis Beason Graham / Elizabeth Thornton (F22338)
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| 6988 | MARRIAGE: GRAHAM, O. D. Spouse: THORNTON, MARTHA Marriage Date: 14 Aug 1855 County: Rusk State: TX | Family: Ozias Denton Graham / Martha Matilda Thornton (F30543)
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| 6989 | MARRIAGE: GRAHAM, WILLIAM L. Spouse: ALLEY, ANN E. Marriage Date: 28 Jun 1857 County: Rusk State: TX | Family: William 'Billie' F. Smith Graham / Ann 'Annie' Elisor Phebie Alley (F19362)
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| 6990 | MARRIAGE: Grave stone indicates her marriage to John W. Haynes in the year1907;however no day or month are displayed on the stone. | Family: John William Haynes / Effie Dallas Waldrip (F40147)
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| 6991 | MARRIAGE: Green County Records compiled by Hattie B. Scott, Frankfort, Kentucky list this marriage date as September of 1834. | Family: John Bell / Morning Star Oakes (F15973)
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| 6992 | MARRIAGE: Green county records show the marraige in Feb or Mar of 1814. | Family: Andrew Warren / Ruth Etherton (F15585)
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| 6993 | MARRIAGE: Green county records show the marriage nestled between entries in Feb and Mar of 1814. This does not really mean anything as some of these marriage are records years later then the actual event. | Family: Andrew Warren / Jerusha Etherton (F15704)
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| 6994 | MARRIAGE: Green county records shows this marraige on 1 January, 1818. Married by Reverend Pepper. | Family: Stephen Skaggs / Rhoda Warren (F14601)
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| 6995 | MARRIAGE: Green County, Kentucky Marriages 1842-1853, page 8 Elmore, Lewis W. to Jane Graham Bond 12 Aug 1850. Ezekiel Graham on bond. | Family: Lewis W. Elmore / Jane Graham (F15051)
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| 6996 | MARRIAGE: Had 5 daughters | Family: George Washington Graham / Johana "Annie" Artieschoufsky (F28283)
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| 6997 | MARRIAGE: Have had a verbal conversation with Louis Warren who is from the Thomas Warren lineage that we believe Hugh Warren to be from. He states that he has copies of deeds that place Hugh Warren Senior in South Carolina (specifically near Woffords iron works) in the year 1768. This would match with information from his Rev. War Pension records that state he moved to South Carolina while very young. Louis has the address of 4197 Derby Place in Oviedo, Florida 32765. Phone 407-365-3509 | Family: Hackley Warren / Sarah Ship (F28186)
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| 6998 | MARRIAGE: Haverhill Town Records, Vital Records Of Haverhill Massachusetts To The End Of The Year 1849 Volume II. -- Marriages And Deaths Published By The TopsfieldHistoricalSociety, Topsfield, Massachusetts, 1911 Page 140 - Hannah, and Jonathan Eastman, Apr. 8, 1701 | Family: Jonathan Eastman / Hannah Green (F5846)
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| 6999 | MARRIAGE: He was married to Mary Spurling on 22 May, 1823 in Green County,Kentucky. Bond was posted 20 May, 1823 by John B. DeWitt andWilliamSpurling; witness Mark Huston; married by John Harding. He was married to Mary Spurling on 22 May, 1823 in GreenCounty,Kentucky. Bond was posted 20 May, 1823 by John B. DeWitt andWilliamSpurling; witness Mark Huston; married by John Harding. | Family: John B. Dewitt / Mary 'Polly' Spurling (F12804)
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| 7000 | MARRIAGE: He was married to Sally Baughan/Vaughn on 7 January, 1793 inLiberty/Bedford, Bedford, Virginia. Walter William was surety on marriage bond (usually indicates that father was dead). Her name is also spelled Vaughan on the marriage records. He was married to Sally Baughan/Vaughn on 7 January, 1793inLiberty/Bedford, Bedford, Virginia. Walter William was surety on marriage bond (usually indicates that father was dead). Her name is also spelled Vaughan on the marriage records. | Family: Aaron Dewitt / Sally Vaughn (F19724)
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