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| 7851 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Parfrey, Amber Irene (I30277)
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| 7852 | Miscellaneous Leavenworth County, Kansas Obituaries Mildred Hendee 1928 - 2001 Services for Mildred Hendee, 72, Iberia, are May 17 in the FamilyWorshipCenter, Kansas City, Kan. Interment will be in Chapel HillsMemorialGardens, Mo. Mrs. Hendee died Sunday, May 13, in St. Mary's Health Center,JeffersonCity. She was born Nov. 25, 1928, at Armourdale, Kan., the daughter of ReedandLilly Nunn. She was baptized early in life and was a member of theFirstChristian Church, Armourdale. She was also active in the FaithTempleFamily Worship Center, Kansas City, Kan., and a member of theLadiesAuxiliary of the Fraternal Order of the Moose, Muncie, Kan., andtheAmerican Legion Post, Iberia, for 40 years. She was married toEdwardCharles Hendee in 1949. She is preceded in death by her husband, Edward, in 1977. Survivors include two daughters, Sharon Louise Landess, Shawnee,andPatricia Ann Dake, Iberia; and one sister, Hazel Villeril, De Soto. The family suggests memorials to the Faith Temple Family WorshipCenterBuilding Fund. | Nunn, Mildred L. (I69805)
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| 7853 | Miss Cornelia F. Bull. DAR ID Number: 80984 Born in Goshen, N. Y. Descendant of Capt. Nathaniel Roe and of Capt. Nathaniel Elmer. Daughter of James M. Bull (1830-1903) and Ann Elizabeth Conkling(b.1835), his wife, m. 1859. Granddaughter of George S. Conkling (1813-89) and Mary Seely(1813-55),his wife, m. 1834. Gr-granddaughter of Joshua Conkling (1770-1851) and NancyElmer(1774-1854), his 2nd wife, m. 1805; Thaddeus Seely (1782-1841)andElizabeth Roe (1787-1874), his wife, m. 1805. Gr-gr-granddaughter of Nathaniel Elmer and Anne Thompson, hiswife;Nathaniel Roe, Jr. (1761-1833), and Mary Satterly (1763-1840),his wife,m. 1782. Gr-gr-gr-granddaughter of Nathaniel Roe and Susannah Roe (1730-1813),hiswife. Nathaniel Roe (1734-1814) commanded a company in the 3rdregiment,[p.360] Orange County, New York militia. He was born inFlorida, N. Y.;died in Chester. Also No. 75423. Nathaniel Elmer (1732-97) was commissioned captain, 1776, of acompanyfrom Orange County, New York. He was born in Norwalk, Conn.;died in NewYork City. Also No. 45473. | Bull, Cornelia Ford (I51022)
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| 7854 | Miss Dorothy Gray Scott. DAR ID Number: 45200 Born in Vassar, Mich. Descendant of Corp. Amos Scott. Daughter of James A. Scott and Lucy Ann Jewell, his wife. Granddaughter of Oren Scott (d. 1888) and Fidelia Ann Andrews, his wife. Gr-granddaughter of Amos Scott and Miriam Eastman (1758-1839), his2ndwife. [p.84] Amos Scott of Rupert and Bristol, Vt., served on thefrontiers1778-80 as corporal under Capt. Gideon Ormsby and Capt. TehanNoble. Hesettled in Bristol, Vt. 1789 where in 1822 he died. HEADS OF FAMILIES AT THE FIRST CENSUS OF THE UNITED STATES TAKEN INTHEYEAR 1790 VERMONT NAME OF HEAD OF FAMILY. ADDISON COUNTY. BRIDGEPORT TOWN Name of head of family: Scott, Amos Free white males of 16 years and upward, including heads of families:2 Free white males under 16 years: 3 Free white females, including heads of families: 5 | Scott, Amos (I50958)
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| 7855 | Miss Eva Bell Underwood, 72, died at 10:45 a.m. Sunday, November 23,1975in the Taylor County Hospital. She was a native of Taylor CountybornJune 28, 1903, the daughter of the late Wilson and RosaShofnerUnderwood. She was a resident of the Mt. Carmel Community allof herlife and had been confined to the Medco Center for the past twoyears.Miss Underwood is survived by one brother: Lonzo UnderwoodofIndianapolis, Ind.; one sister: Mrs. Mayme Pittman of Louisville;severalnieces and nephews. Funeral services were held from the LyonFuneralHome Chapel at 2 p.m. Monday, November 24, with the Rev.Garland Skaggsofficiating. Interment followed in the UnderwoodCemetery. Pallbearerswere J.D. Underwood, Leon Underwood, CharlieSkaggs, Willie Davis,Garnett Davis, and Otis Shofner. | Underwood, Eva Belle (I61255)
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| 7856 | Miss Fannie Winch Keyes. DAR ID Number: 31979 Born in New York, N. Y. Descendant of Col. Danforth Keyes, of Massachusetts. Daughter of George Alfred Keyes and Carrie I. Winch, his wife. Granddaughter of Thomas Newell Keyes and Mary Ann Flint, his wife;JohnC. Winch and Fannie J. Carlton, his wife. Gr.-granddaughter of Solomon Keyes and Mary Newell, his wife;RoswellCarleton and Eunice Tucker, his wife. Gr.-gr.-granddaughter of Danforth Keyes and Sarah Cutler, his wife;DeanCarleton and Thankful Byam, his wife. Danforth Keyes, (1740-1826), served as lieutenant colonel of minutemenat Bunker Hill. In 1777 he was commissioned colonel of a regimentraisedfor the defense of Boston. He was born in Warren, Mass., diedthere. Also No. 17332. | Keyes, Danforth (I20179)
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| 7857 | Mississippi, Probate Records, Hinds Inventories 1822-1836 vol 1 Image 108 of 405 In a Feb 1833 Hinds County orphans court report, as executor of John Slaughters will; Rhoda listed the following children: Benjamin, Elizabeth, Delila, Solomon, Owen, Reuben, and Simon. All listed as minor heirs of John Sla(u)ter; deceased. Mississippi, Probate Records, Hinds Inventories 1836-1839 vol 2 Image 22 of 219 Mississippi, Probate Records, Hinds Estates (series 1) 1825 no 0-37 Image 914 of 1061 (#32) | Goodson, Rhoda (I36441)
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| 7858 | Mondoñedo, town, Lugo provincia (province), in the comunidad autónoma (autonomous community) of Galicia, northwestern Spain. It lies along the Masma River, 27 miles (43 km) north of Lugo, the provincial capital. Mondoñedo occupies a sheltered valley among the northern outliers of the Cantabrian Mountains. | Fernandez, Francisco Antonio (Fernandez Guajardo) (I137905)
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| 7859 | Monmouth County, New Jersey records. HISTORICAL AND GENEALOGICAL MISCELLANY, BY John Stillwell, M.D. Page 251 1672 Samuell Edsall's signature appears on a document as a member of the council for Gov. Phillip Carterett. Page 423 "1670 or 1676, Samuel Edsall had daughters, Anna and Judith. He conveyed land to his sons-in-law, Benjamin Blogg and WilliamLawrence." | Lawrence, William (I50052)
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| 7860 | Montevilles 2nd marraige; he listed his age as 63 years in 1924.Hissecond wife was 18. | Riggins, Monteville (I44027)
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| 7861 | Montgomery County Texas Marriage Licenses 1887-1889 Edelen, W. E. & Amelia C. Foster 14 Aug 1889 - | Foster, Amelia (I82906)
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| 7862 | Montie Richards (Wilbur Dean Perkins) and Phil Richards (WesleyGenePerkins) were placed up for adopted. Montie Richards was the twin of Phil Richards. | Richards, Montie (I80984)
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| 7863 | Montrose Daily Press Maria Bernerdita 'Bernie' Ulibarri deGonzales Enjoyed Homemaking, Helping Others Feb. 2, 1938 - April 17, 2001 MONTROSE - Maria Bernerdita "Bernie" Ulibarri deGonzales, age 63,aresident of Montrose since 1984, died aftera three-month illnessTuesdayevening, April 17, 2001, in theMontrose Memorial Hospital atMontrose. Maria Bernerdita Ulibarri was born on Feb. 2, 1938, in LaPuente,RioArriba County, N.M. She was raised by her uncle and auntAdolfoand MariaUlibarri and spent her childhood at La Puente,N.M.,where she grew toadulthood, receiving her education inTierraAmarilla and in Chama, N.M. When she was a child, in the spring of each year Bernie wouldvisitfamilymembers, ususally her uncles, camping in the mountains,atradition shecontinued for many years. Being in the mountainsofNorthern New Mexicocontinued a long family tradition becauseof thetreaty ofGuadalupe-Hildago in 1948, her ancestor, MariaJesus Ulibarri,a member ofthe Northern Pueblo known as Tewa,moved to La PlacitaBlanca in NorthernNew Mexico. The settlementis now known as La Puenteand members of herfamily still remainin the community. After completing school, Bernie moved to Denver and then to Chama,N.M. In 1976, she married Moises Gonzales. Their marriage laterendedindivorce and Moises died in 1998. Bernie moved to Cortez where she taught in theMontezuma-CortezSchoolDistrict in the bilingual program and alsoserved at theFour CornersSheltered Workshop as a supervisor as well asworkingat the CortezMemorial Hospital. In 1984, Bernie moved to Montrose to be close to her family whereshemadeher home until the time of her death. She put other before herself and was very active in visitingthenursinghomes, working with MADA, and serving with thePrisonMinistry. Bernie'swork on behalf of others was recognized intheretired and seniorvolunteer program by special recognition. Bernie could always be counted on to help her family and friendswhowereill and in need of assistance. She enjoyed crocheting,readingwesternnovels, and working crossword and word searchpuzzles. Sheespeciallyloved and enjoyed homemaking and was animmaculatehousekeeper. Bernie was a member of St. Mary's Catholic Church of Montrose. Surviving family members very grateful to share Bernie's lifeincludeoneson, Richard Gonzales and wife Guadalupe, of TwinFalls, Idaho, andtheirchildren, Bernie's grandchildren: Zachary,Jessica, and "Richie"RichardJr.; and two daughters:Ernestine "Tina" and husband JesusCorral, of LasVegas,Nev., and their children, Bernie's grandchildren:JoseluisandVictoria Corral; and Sally and husband Finley Pribble, ofMontrose. Other family survivors include her aunt who raised her, MariaUlibarri,ofDolores; two brothers: Isidoro Ulibarri, of Montrose;RichardUlibarri, ofMonroe, La.; and one sister, Teofilia andhusband JohnBercillio, ofMontrose. Bernie was preceded in death by three sisters: RosieJaramillo;Olivamaand Lugardita Ulibarri; two brothers: MiguelUlibarriand Remijo Ulibarri;one granddaughter, Lorraine Pribble;andher uncle who raised her, AdolfoUlibarri, who died in 1992. Vigil for the deceased will be recited on Thursday, April 19,at 7 p.m.atSt. Mary's Catholic Church in Montrose. Funeral Mass in loving remembrance and to honor Bernie's lifewillbeofficiated by Rev. Monsignor Dan Huber on Friday, April20, at 2 p.m.atSt. Mary's Catholic Church. Rite of Committal will follow the Mass in the Grand View CemeterywestofMontrose, with arrangements being handled under the directionofMontroseValley Funeral Home; (970) 249-4400. | Ulibarri, Maria Bernerdita 'Bernie' (I30426)
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| 7864 | Montrose Daily Press April 20, 1999 Miguel A. "Mike" Ulibarri City of Montrose Employee July 20, 1931 April 15, 1999 MONTROSE Miguel A. "Mike" Ulibarri was born on July 20, 1931, onLaPuente, N.M. He died Thursday morning, April 15, 1999, at the age of67at his home in Montrose. Mike spent his childhood, received his education, and grew toadulthoodin Chauma, N.M. While living in New Mexico, he worked in the logging industry andalsoworked in the saw mills of northern New Mexico. He married Elizabeth Russell and their union was blessed withsixdaughters and three sons. In 1969, Mike and his family moved to Montrose to be near hismother,Cecilia Ulibarri and his sisters. Mike worked for Silver TipLumber for atime before joining the City of Montrose and working inthe sanitationdepartment until his retirement in April of 1988. Mike was preceded in death by his wife, Elizabeth, on Aug. 12, 1988,inMontrose. He was a member of St. Mary's Catholic Church of Montrose. Mike especially enjoyed being outdoors, and loved fishing and campinginthe mountains. He maintained an active interest in the lives ofhischildren and grandchildren, spending as much time as possible withthem. Survivors include six daughters: Kathy Robles, Donna Russom,PatriciaLemus, Louella Golden, all of Montrose; Edna Ulibarri, of LasCruses,N.M.; Norma Garcia, of Twin Falls, Idaho; and three sons:Richard Russom,of Chauma, N.M.; Donnie Russom and Roger Russom, bothof Montrose. Mike was the proud grandfather of 28 grandchildren including agrandson,Joey Russom of Montrose, who he raised; and thegreat-grandfather of 21great-grandchildren. Other family survivors include two brothers: Isadaro Ulibarri,ofMontrose; Richard Ulibarri, of Monroe, La.; and two sisters:BernieGonzales and Teofila Bercillio, both of Montrose. Mike was preceded in death by his mother, Cecilia Ulibarri; onebrother,Ray Ulibarri; and one sister, Rosie Jaramillo. Rosary was recited on Sunday, April 18, at 7 p.m. at the MontroseValleyFuneral Home Chapel. Funeral Mass in remembrance and to honor Mike's life was officiatedbyThe Rev. Dan Huber on Monday, April 19, at 10 a.m. from St.Mary'sCatholic Church in Montrose. Rite of Committal followed the Mass in the Valley Lawns Cemetery southofMontrose, with arrangements handled under the direction ofMontroseValley Funeral Home. | Ulibarri, Miguel 'Mike' A. (I30159)
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| 7865 | Montrose Daily Press Sunday, December 17, 2006 Angie M. Trujillo MONTROSE - Angie M. Trujillo, age 79, of Montrose, died early Tuesdaymorning, Sept. 30, 2003, at her Montrose residence, the daybefore shewould have celebrated her 80th birthday. Angie M. Duran was born on Oct. 1, 1923, in South Fork, Colo.,thedaughter of Juan R. and Porforia (Trujillo) Duran. Angie loved to cook as well as eat. She also loved canning, goingandvisiting people, great-grandchildren and flowers. Angie dearlyloved heronly brother, Alix. She also loved and enjoyed watchingwrestling and theSpanish soap operas on TV. Surviving family members, who were honored to share Angie's life,includefour sons: Ted Bercillio (Virginia), Fermin Bercillio(Charolette), JohnBercillio (Teoflia), Larry Velasquez (Peggy); twodaughters: Mary Barbaand Annie Velasquez, all of Montrose, Colo.; 17grandchildren and 26great-grandchildren. Angie was preceded in death by her parents; her husband, AbedonTrujillo;and her special friend, Fabian Montano. A vigil service will be held Friday, Oct. 3 at 7 p.m. at St.Mary'sCatholic Church in Montrose. A funeral service in celebration of Angie's life will beofficiatedSaturday, Oct. 4, at 9 a.m. at St. Mary's Catholic Church.Rite ofCommittal will follow in the Grand View Cemetery, west ofMontrose. Arrangements are being handled under the direction of the MontroseValleyFuneral Home, (970) 249-4400. | Duran, Angie M. (I29981)
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| 7866 | Morales, Antoinette Azpeitia Antoinette Azpeitia Morales was reunited with her Lord on March26,2007. She was preceded in death by Rudolph, her husband offifty-sevenyears. Toni was born June 22, 1920 in Clarkdale, Arizona.She and Rudywere great foster parents for many years. Toni loved beingvisited by herfamily. Toni is survived by her children William Morales(Nanci), YolandaLaborn (Carlos), Theodora Torres (Richard), SamuelMorales (Sandra),JoAnna Villegas (Danny), 17 grandchildren, 37 greatgrandchildren and 2great, great grandchildren. Visitation will be heldThursday, March 29,2007 from 5:00 P.M. to 9:00 P.M. with a Rosary at7:30 P.M. at Whitney &Murphy Funeral Home, 4800 E. Indian School Rd.,Phoenix, AZ. A FuneralMass will be held Friday, March 30, 2007 at10:00 A.M. at Whitney &Murphy Funeral Home with a Burial to follow atSt. Francis Cemetery, 2033N. 48th St., Phoenix. Published in The Arizona Republic on 3/29/2007. | Azpeitia, Antoinette (I116239)
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| 7867 | Mordecai Lincoln and Sarah (Jones) Lincoln were the 3rd GreatGrandparents of Abraham Lincoln, and were responsible for introducing the nameAbraham into the Lincoln lineage. | Lincoln, Mordecai (I54243)
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| 7868 | MORISON, Thomas O., 1892, 1935, son of R. E. & Florence (Moody)Morison | Moody, Florence (I100795)
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| 7869 | Moses Hart was in the 1832 Black Hawk War. Residing in Polk County, Missouri in 1839. Elected as member of Polk County Court in 1856 with a 6 year term. | Hart, Moses P. (I122752)
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| 7870 | Moses Simmons came to America on the "Fortune" which arrived at Cape Cod 9 November, 1621 and landed her 35 passengers at Plymouth, Massachusetts on 19 November, 1621, about one year after the famous "Mayflower" landing. Each of the 35 passengers received one acre of land in Plymouth, Massachusetts, Moses being one of these 35. Moses died after 17 June 1689, when his will was written. It was not filed until 15 September 1691. Inventory was taken on his estate 10 September 1691, amounting to 33 pounds. His will named: Mary Simmons who married Joseph Alden Aaron Simmons Elizabeth Simmons who married Richard Dwelly Sarah Simmons who married James Nash John Simmons (Executor of will) The will did not name son Moses who had died in 1676 or oldest child Rebecca who had died before 1680, when her husband John Soule married a second wife. There is no proof of Thomas Simmons, of Scituate being from this family, although they arrived about the same time. | Simmons, Moses (I100347)
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| 7871 | Moses Skaggs and wife Winnie Saltsman Skaggs had a son - Robert C. Skaggs who had a daughter Caroline Skaggs who married a Moralas, they in turn had sons Carlos and Alex and a dautgher Caroline. | Skaggs, Robert Compton (I42979)
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| 7872 | Moses will was written 7 March 1676 and recorded on 17 December 1676. | Simmons, Moses (I119332)
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| 7873 | Most information for Nathaniel Blood and Lucinda McClelland provided from widows pension request for the service of Nathaniel in the War of 1812. Noted in records as Nathaniel Blood Jr., which infers that his father was Nathaniel Blood Sr. | Blood, Nathaniel (Junior) (I137748)
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| 7874 | Most likely the same George Myers listed in the same township with John W. Allen family in the 1900 Oklahoma Federal Census. This George Myers was listed as born in Missouri in June of 1864 in the 1900 federal census. He left only child to be reared by Harriets parents when Harriet died in 1902. He may be the same George Myers listed on the 1910 federal census that married again on 20 December 1908 in Finley to a Ora Farris. (Listed as age 39 2nd Marriage, born 1871, MO) In later censuses, George listed his parents as born in Kentucky. | Myers, George (I21168)
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| 7875 | Most records, except baptism list his names as Dionicio Martinez. His Baptism record lists his first name as Joseph. Baptism record listed on image 378 of 697 in the Family Search web site, Salinas Victoria parish church records in Nuevo Leon, Mexico. When named in birth/baptism records of his children; he was sometimes listed as Jose Dionicio, and at times just Dionicio. He married first to Maria Candelaria Gonzalez on 15 November 1790 in Salinas Victoria, Nuevo Leon, Mexico. The Marriage between Dionicio Martinez and Maria Candelaria Gonzalez is found Family Search Web site, on image 164 of 585, Salinas Victoria Church Records, Nuestra Senora de Guaralupe, Nuevo Leon, Mexico. Jose Dionicio Martinez died on 18 August 1843 in Marin, Nuevo Leon, Mexico. His death record is listed on image 304 of 684 of the Family Search Web site death records in La Asuncion parish church in Nuevo Leon, Mexico. His first wife, was Maria Candeleria Gonzalez, died 21 May 1802, in Marin, Nuevo Leon, Mexico. Her death record is listed on image 6 of 684 of the Family Search Web death records in La Asuncion parish church in Nuevo Leon, Mexico. He remarried 2nd to Maria Rita Gonzalez on 23 May 1803 in Marin, Nuevo Leon, Mexico. Marriage between Jose Dionicio Martinez and Maria Rita Gonzalez is found Family Search Web site, on image 10 of 434, Marin Church Records, La Asuncion, Nuevo Leon, Mexico. It appears that Maria Rita died before 1823 | Martinez, Joseph Dionicio (I128741)
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| 7876 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Stubblefield, Eric Robert (I93041)
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| 7877 | Mother, Annie bled to death at this childs birth, has stone. | Warren, Murel 'Mabel' (I39862)
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| 7878 | Mother, Nancy Warren was living with her in 1900 Taylor County,KentuckyFederal Census. | Warren, Mary Atwood (I79786)
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| 7879 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Churm, Roger William (I24282)
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| 7880 | Mountain Home News Curt Strickland, 59 Wednesday, October 08, 2003 Curtis "Curt" E. Strickland, 59, of Bruneau, died Tuesday, Sept.30,2003, in Mountain Home. Memorial services were held Saturday, Oct. 4, at the BruneauAmericanLegion Hall. Cremation was under the direction of SummersFuneral Homes,McMurtrey Chapel, in Mountain Home. Curt was born Oct. 16, 1943, in Boise, to Grant and Jodie Strickland.Hewas a rancher in the Bruneau valley all of his life. "He loved animals, kids and music," his family said, adding, "Curt hadanickname for everyone. We will all miss his joking, quick witandlaughter." Curt was a member of the Bruneau Rodeo Association, IdahoCattlemen'sAssociation, Bruneau 4-H, Bruneau Boosters, Mountain HomeBowlingAssociation, Bruneau Cemetery Board, Tomahawk Gathering andStock TankRacing Tea Curt is survived by: his mother, Jodie; brother Dick and his wife,Linda;sister Barbara Cristobal and her husband, John; sister PattyPinkston andher husband, Bob; five nieces, one nephew, several grandnieces andnephews and numerous extended family. In lieu of flowers, the family asks that contributions be made totheBruneau Quick Response Unit or the Bruneau Rodeo Association. | Strickland, Curtis E. (I23916)
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| 7881 | Moved from Germany to the U.S. in 1846. | Mueller, Michael (I55539)
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| 7882 | Moved from Germany to the U.S. in 1857. Dawes Commission Index, 1898-1914 Control Number: NRFF-75-53A-18780 Unit of Description: Item Record Group Number: 75 Series ID: 53A Item ID: 18780 Title: Enrollment for Julius E Sydow General Materials Designator Record Type: Textual Records Reference Unit: National Archives--Southwest Region Agency Name: National Archives and Records Administration Facility Name: Building 1, Dock 1 Address: 501 West Felix Street City: Fort Worth State: TX Zip Code: 76115 Telephone Number: 817-334-5525 Fax Number: 817-334-5621 Organizational Code: NRFF Creating Organization: Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes,Bureauof Indian Affairs. Scope and Content: Tribe: Cherokee Type: Parent Sex: Male Census Card Number: D35 Personal Name Reference: Julius E Sydow Item Count/Item Type: item(s) |c 1 Source Project: Kiosk 1870 SYDOW JULIUS Washington County TX 147 4th PrecientFederalPopulation Schedule TX 1870 Federal Census Index | Sydow, Julius Edward (I52023)
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| 7883 | Moved from Lunenburg County, Virginia to Halifax County, Virginia. On tithing list in Lunenburg County, Virginia in 1749. Lunenburg County, Virginia Order Book 8, 1762 8 April 1762 Samuel Ashworth to William Compton, indenture, Anne, wife of Ashworth, relinquised her dower right. Purchased land in Halifax County, Virginia on 19 May 1763: Halifax County, Virginia Courts, May 1763 A deed from William Chandler Jr and Judith, his wife, to William Compton, was acknowledged and ordered. Deed Book: 19 May 1763 (page 281) William Chandler Jr of Lunendburg Co. to William Compton of Halifax Co, for L37/10/0, .....44 acres on Beaver Pond Br. par of 404 acres granted to sd Chandler 14 February 1761, beg. at a small red oak cor. or the old survey & by a new line north.......All appurtenances thereunto belonging..............Signed William Chandler, Judith Chandler No Wit Recorded 19 May 1763 Judith, wife of William (Chandler), relingueshed her right of dower. 9 June 1763 William Compton of Halifax County, Virginia sold to John Hailey of Lunenburg County, Virginia 50 acres of land lying on Sandy Creek. Neighbors mentioned in 1763 were Francis Lyndsie, Samuel Abbott, Matthew Marrables, and Isaac Ashworth. 14 July 1763 William Compton of Halifax County, Virginia sold to Francis Lyndsie of Lunenburg County, Virginia 45 acres of land lying on Sandy Creek . Neighbors mentioned in 1763 were Francis Lyndsie and Samuel Abbott. William Compton witnessed James Roberts land sold to George Watkins in Halifax County, Virginia on 1 October 1766. page 194 deeds. On a List of Halfiax County, Virginia Tithes Taken by Theop'l Lacy 10th of June 1767 Halifax County, Virginia Records: Brown &c report processioning: Richard Brown, James Cobbs, John Walters, Ambrose Cobbs, Jeremiah Keen,and John Legrand returned here a Report of Processioning by them performed Since the Second Day of November last past in Words and figures following. 26th March 1768, In obedience to an Order of the Worshipfull Court of Halifax County bearing of Sixteenth Day of July last we the Subscribers have Punctuly Processioned by us found Lands &c Processioned Vizt...........Willam Compton Lands himself present William Compton witnessed Hannah Austin land sold to James Roberts in Pittsylvania County, Virginia on 25 March 1772. page 384 deeds. Various Pittsylvania Court records between 1767-1772, names William Compton and John Owen as having several suits against one another. Suits were dismissed. Pittsylvania May 1773 court records requested a letter of administration for William Compton's estate by his wife Rachel. William's inventory and appraisement dated 6 Aug 1773, valued his estate at 113 pounds, 7 shillings, and ten pence. The inventory was recorded by the court in Dec of 1774 and describes his property as being along the Bannister River and Squirrel Creek. The Pittsylvania county tax records of 1797 list both a Levi and a Vincent as having approximately 65 acres along the Bannister River and Squirrel Creek. May be related to this William Compton family. | Compton, William (I36528)
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| 7884 | Moved from Massachusetts to Ontario with some of his brothers. | Park, Theodore (I127039)
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| 7885 | Moved from near Benninton, Vermont to the Black River County and settled near Watertown, New York in 1804. | Elmer, Lucinda (I31164)
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| 7886 | Moved to Alabama in 1878. | Waldrip, Thomas Edward (I126476)
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| 7887 | Moved to Colchester, Ontario, Canada, per book "Genealogy of Parke Families of Massachusetts; including Richard Parke, of Cambridge, William Park, of Groton, And Others", Compiled by Frank Sylvester Parks; Member of the New England Historic Genealogical Society of Boston, Massachusetts and the New London Historical Society of New London, Connecticut. (Washington D.C., 1909). Pages 84. | Park, Thomas Fletcher (I127033)
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| 7888 | Moved to Dyer County, Tennessee, from Caswell County, North Carolina. John Warren was deeded 152 acres by father James Warren on 27 July 1795 in Caswell County, North Carolina. | Warren, John (I53276)
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| 7889 | Moved to Georgia. | Graham, Jackson (I79640)
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| 7890 | Moved to Greenup County, Kentucky about 1794. | Swearingen, Leonard (I122728)
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| 7891 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Warren, Wendell G. (I107520)
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| 7892 | Moved to Illinois. | Bloyd, Thomas Jefferson (I44430)
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| 7893 | Moved to Marseilles, LaSalle County, Illinois from Campbellsville,KYprobably before 1914. | Underwood, James Levi (I64695)
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| 7894 | Moved to Mercer County, Kentucky in 1788. Green County in 1794. Microfilm 897,324 On this 27th day of August 1832 personally appeared in open court intheGreen Circuit Court before the Judge in the said court, holden forGreenCounty, Kentucky, William Lee a resident citizen of said countyaged 78years on the 24th day of January last past, who being firstduly swornaccording to law doth on his oath make the followingdeclaration in orderto obtain the benefit of the provisions made bythe act of congress ofthe 7th day June 1832 who makes the followingdeclaration towit—that hewas drafted and served in the militia of theState of Virginia from theCounty of Buckingham as a soldier of UnitedStates in the RevolutionaryWar under a captain who marched with acompany to the Albemarle Barrackwho returned home & when he reachedthe Barracks at Albemarle he thinksthe company he was attached to wascommanded by Capt William Benning thohe does not recollect whetherthere was any officer from his own countywho commanded them nor doeshe recollect the names of . it was in thesummer of the year 1778 thathe performed this service. This service wasrendered in guardingprisoners as they moved them the Albemarle Barracks,a short distanceabove Charlottsville in Albemarle County being in theprocess length oftime he served in this tour could not state but was ofopinion that itwas months—whatever time it was he served the tour anddischarged & has-- He served as a volunteer from Buckingham County in the year 1778 ashethinks, tho of this he is not certain. The company who march I thiswaswith officers from the said county. They started out with a view tojoinGen. Stickan and at some place on their tour drew arms &ammunition. Thefirst place of destination was Point of Fork on JamesRiver in Virginiabut before (they) reached that place their march waschanged and theymarched in a direction to aid James Fahen, tho theydid not go to thatplace. He in connection with of the volunteers fromBuckingham joined alarger body of troops in that section of countysome where tho he cannotsay where, as it was to him then & now astrange part of the county. Whenthey joined the troop named before,they were put under officers, tho hedoes not recollect the officersnames for they were strangers to him, hepresumes they were Stutan'stroops. He recollects on this tour that on acertain occasion while hewas marching with the army to have seen a fieldofficer whose name heinquired and was told it was Marquis De Lafayette.This tour was ashort one, about one month, he was discharged tho hisdischarge is lostand he cannot say when he was discharged. He served as a militiaman, being drafted from the same county, intheyear 1781 under Captain William Carnson who commanded a riflecompanywhich he served in. This company was attached to GeneralLawson'sBrigade. In this company he served as second Sergeant. Herecollects,Col. Holcomb, B. Randolph & Tucker who commanded regimentsin Lawson'sbrigade. In this service, the company he belonged tomarched to the southand he with them was in the Battle Guilford Countyalso in NorthCarolina, where he discharged about six rounds of in his company; herecollects that in that engagement there were threecaptains killed fromBedford County. All of whom he was well acquainted(with) Jacob Morris?,Wm. Jones, Thomas Helms. In this tour he servedto the best of hisrecollection three months. He served the whole timeout, he thinks andwas discharged at Bainsouco Mill in North Carolina.The battle was fought15th of March 1781. He was discharged after this,but how long he doesnot recollect. The discharge he obtained he haslost if he obtained onetho he thinks the company was discharged by thecaptain without writtendischarges. He served a fourth tour from his county aforesaid in 1781 underCaptainThomas Liftrech or Leftrige. In this tour he thinks he wascalled out forthree months but most of the men ran away. He served hethinks two monthsand was discharged August 10, 1781 by the MajorThomas Watkins commanderof the 2nd Battalion as will appear by hisdischarge here with file whichis the only discharge he preserved. Thisdischarge was old field. Thecolonel's name of the Regiment he hasforgotten. He served a fifth tour in the Virginia Militia in the companycommandedby Peter Garren in the Battalion commanded by Major WoodJones fromAmelia. In this tour he served also as a sergeant andmarched to thesiege of Little York, he was engaged till the surrender.This tour wasfor three month, but he was taken sick & did not servethe tour fullyout. He thinks he served from 1 and a half to two monthsof the time. Hewas discharged from the service by a lieutenant, for at(the) time thecompany had no officer of higher rank. This discharge hehas also lost.He has no other documentary testimony of his service asabove stated. He was born Albemarle County Virginia but in that part of it nowincludedin Buckingham and he resided there wholly except a very shorttime inPrince Edward County until he removed to Kentucky in the fallof the year1788 and resides still. He settled first in Mercer County,Kentucky &from there he removed to Green County Kentucky in the year1794 inDecember and has continued to reside in Green County eversince. He hasnever drawn or applied for a pension before and he herebyrelinquishesevery claim to pension or an annuity whatever except thepresent and hedeclares his name is not on the pension roll of anyagency in any statewhatever.. Sworn to & subscribed this day yearaforesaid We, Thomas Gains clergyman residing in Green County and state ofKentuckyand Samuel White residing in the said county hereby certifythat we arewell acquainted (with)William Lee who has subscribed andsworn to theabove declaration; that we believe him to be 78 years orage on the 24thday January last. That he is reputed and believed inthe neighborhood inwhich he resides, to have been a soldier ofrevolution and that we concuron that opinion. Sworn to and subscribed this 28th day of August 1832. The deposition of Gresham Lee of Adair County, Ky taken at the house?ofJohn Hardwick in the County and State aforesaid of the applicationofDrusilla Lee for a pension under the Act of July 7, 1838. Deponent being Thirty Seven years on the 30th July 1839 deposethandsaith that he was well acquainted with William Lee deceased andDrusillaLee his widow, he the deponent being their son. He furtherstates he knewhis father the aforesaid William was a pensioner on therolls of theKentucky agency and that the aforesaid William died on thetwelfth day ofFebruary eighteen hundred and thirty five and that hismother theaforesaid Drusilla Lee has remained a widow ever since thedeath of herhusband the aforesaid William to the present period andthe deponentfurther states that the family Bible which contains therecord of hisfather's marriage death and birth of his children is nowand has been inhis possession from a few days after his father's deathuntil this time. The Deponent stated in this register which now lies before him undertheHead of Marriages in plain legible letters and figures in thefollowingwords Viz. Wm. Lee and Drusilla Lee married January 24th inthe year 1783(January the twenty fourth in the year seventeen andeighty three). Onthe same register he sees it entered Wm. Lee bornJanuary 24th 1754 andimmediately after this is entered, Druseller bornat the December 1760.And immediately before this entry is another Viz.the date married I wasthe twenty-nine years old and Drusiller was 18years and about one monthold. And the Deponent further states that in the same family Bibleandregister under the head of Births he sees entered in the followingwordsViz. Mary Ann Grisham Lee born January the 10, 1784, Saturday 1or 2after night. Samuel Lee Born Friday the 12th May 1786, abt 8 intheafternoon. William Lee Junior born Wednesday at 8 or 9 in theafternoonthe 17 February 1789. And so continues the register until all the children's ages of William&Drusilla are registered all of which registering is in thehandwriting ofhis Father the aforesaid William he being familiar andknowing the handwriting of his Father the aforesaid William and theDespondent has knowdoubt his father the aforesaid William Lee didwrite and make all theaforesaid entries correctly and the despondentfarther saeth not. 6th February 1839 John Hardwich J Peace | Lee, William C. (I38735)
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| 7895 | Moved to New Salem, Illinois in 1826. | Graham, Jeremiah (I49259)
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| 7896 | Moved to Ohio in 1815. | Bosworth, Hezekiah (I126036)
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| 7897 | Moved to Rowan County, North Carolina before 1778. In Orange County, North Carolina in 1775, Caswell County, NorthCarolina by 1790 and in Franklin County, Georgia in 1808. | Warren, Hackley (I65878)
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| 7898 | Moved to Tennessee and Mississippi. (Lived in Green County, Kentucky in the early 1800's) | Bailey, Andrew (I50495)
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| 7899 | Moved to Tennessee and Mississippi. (Lived in Green County, Kentucky in the early 1800's) | Bailey, Hayman (I50496)
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| 7900 | Moved to Tennessee and Mississippi. (Lived in Green County, Kentucky in the early 1800's) | Bailey, Thomas (I50497)
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