Matches 8,501 to 8,550 of 11,201
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| 8501 | No issue between George and Agnes. | Calveley, Knight George (I50166)
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| 8502 | No issue bewteen Josiah and Joanna. | Adkins, Josiah (I12317)
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| 8503 | No records of Marriage, but "associated" with Geoffrey Plantagenet, King of England. | Angers, Adelaide Of (I60522)
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| 8504 | Noah Lard Found on the Leake County, Mississippi Federal census in 1850. Beat Number 5 township. Noah Lard Found on the 1860 U.S. Census of Livingston Parish,Louisiana Page 492. Appears to have lived in Mississippi from 1813 to 1847 or 1848. Appears to have lived in Louisana from 1847 or 1848 to ??? | Lard, Noah Eli (I53519)
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| 8505 | Nora Lee Shofner - 66 (Year 1948) Funeral services for Mrs. Nora Lee Skaggs Shofner, 66 years of age,willbe held Thursday, February 5 at 11 o'clock a. m. from the ZionBaptistChurch with the Rev. Jimmie Bloyd in charge. Burial will be inthe ZionCemetery. Mrs. Shofner, a native of this county, died suddenlyat herhome near Attilla at 5:30 a. m. Tuesday, February 3. Her deathcame as ashock to her family and many friends. She professed faith inChrist at anearly age and was a member of the Zion Baptist Church. Sheunited inmarriage to Johnny Shofner some 45 years ago, to this unionfive sons andfive daughters were born, surviving are: Mrs. EmmaPuryear, Mrs. GeorgeAnderson, Mrs. Exie Farmer and Mrs. June Skaggs,all of Illinois, AlmerShofner, of Iowa, Homer Shofner, of Larue Countyand Grady Shofner ofLarue County. She is survived by four sisters andfive brothers, Mrs.Emma Underwood, of Brooklin, Ind., Charlie BruceSkaggs, of Green County,Eliot Skaggs, Spurlington, Earnest, Lucian andJim Skaggs, all of thiscounty, Virgie Nelson, Pearl Shofner and VernieUnderwood, also of thiscounty. Also three half sisters, Mrs. AnnChadoin, Mrs. Lola Risen ofLouisville and Detia Vertree of Louisville.Nine grandchildren and manyother relatives and friends. | Skaggs, Nora Lee (I37390)
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| 8506 | Norma Lee Skaggs, 74 Norma Lee Skaggs, age 74, of the Levelwoods Community, died June 4,2005,at her residence. She was a housewife and member of the Levelwoods Methodist Chruch. She was preceded in death by her husband, William E. Skaggs onNovember2, 1980; a daughter, Janice Irene Skaggs on July 12, 1956; herparents,Elzle and Sadie Warren Brewer; a sister, Betty Brewer; and 2brothers,Harold and Harrison Brewer. She is survived by a daughter, Juanita (Larry) Skaggs ofCampbellsville;three sons, David C. (Sandy) Skaggs of North Garrett,Douglas Wayne(Sheila) Skaggs of Campbellsiville, and Darrell R. Skaggsof Levelwoods;Tricia Irelend, Krystal Wykpisz, Andy, Brandon, Amanda,Tonya and LoriSkaggs; four great-grandchildren, Dallas, Bryanna,Elijah, Jacob; twostep-great-grandchildren, Samantha and Adam; foursisters, Alene Skaggsof Hodgenville, Shellie Allen of White City,Catherleen Brewer, andMargie Brewer, both of Levelwoods; fourbrothers, Heistand Brewer ofLevelwoods, Gene Brewer of Louisville,James Brewer and Daniel Brewerboth of Hodgenville. Funeral services will be held 1 p.m. June 7 at the LevelwoodsMethodistChurch with Rev. Lawrence Brockman officiating, burial willfollow in thechurch cemetery. Visitation will begin after 10 a.m. June 6 at Bennett-BertramFuneralHome in Hodgenville. Condolences may be expressed online at www.bennett-bertram.com | Brewer, Norma Lee (I79952)
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| 8507 | Normally listed as James or James H., but in one census, listed as G. W. Waldrop | Waldrop, James H. G. W. (I135740)
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| 8508 | Normally listed as Lorenzo vice Florencio | Morales, Lorenzo Florencio (I135555)
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| 8509 | Normally listed simply as "Maria" Martinez or Guajardo https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSXS-8HC6?i=899&cat=2358531 Dispensas matrimoniales, Caja 044, 1728-1789 Image 900 of 1029 https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:9392-6Y9D-7K?cc=1874591 Guadalajara > Diócesis de Guadalajara > Matrimonios 1724-1725 image 173 of 622 1724 Marriage dispensation for Juan Antonio Martinez Guajardo and Maria Luiza de Lizarraras y Cuellar. - Juan Antonio Martinez Guajardo was listed as the son of Juan Martinez Guajardo and Petronilla Badillo. His age in 1724 was listed as 22, placing his year of birth circa 1702. He was listed as originally of Villa de Santiago de el Saltillo. Mother Petronilla Badillo was listed as deceased. - Maria Luiza de Lizarraras y Cuellar was listed as the daughter of Ascencio de Lizarraras y Cuellar and Ana Garcia. Her Age was listed as 17, placing her year of birth circa 1707. She was listed as originally of Villa de Santiago de el Saltillo. Father Ascencio was listed as Deceased. - The bride/groom were distantly related as follows: Lorenzo Martinez Guajardo and Juan Martinez Guajardo were brothers. - Lorenzo Martinez Guajardo was the father of Nicolas Martinez Guajardo, who was the father of Juan Martinez Guajardo (married to Petronilla Badillo), who were the parents of Juan Antonio Martinez Guajardo (groom). - Juan Martinez Guajardo was the father of Maria (Rosalia) Martinez Guajardo, who was the mother of Ascencio de Lizarraras y Cuellar (married to Ana Garcia), who were the parents of Maria Luiza de Lizarras y Cuellar (bride). | Martinez, Maria "Maria Rosalia" (Martinez Guajardo) (I137347)
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| 8510 | Normally listed simply as Silverio Ramires. | Ramires, Juan Nepomuceno Silverio (I135416)
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| 8511 | Norris A. Dreggors Norris A. Dreggors, 72, died Sunday, May 29, 2005, at his home. Hewasa lifelong resident of Glennville, and a member of PigottBranchMissionary Baptist Church. He was a devoted farmer, and aveteran of theKorean War. He was preceded in death by his parents, Dan and Minnie Dreggors;hissister, Sue Nell Anderson; and brothers, Doyle Dreggors,LashrellDreggors, and Roth Raw Dreggors. He is survived by his wife of 41 years, Elaine Nobles Dreggors;adaughter and son-in-law, Robin Dreggors Waters and Richard Waters,andtheir two sons, Matthew and Madison; a son, Daniel Norris Dreggors,andhis fiancée, Imelda Andrade; his daughter, Brenna Dreggors, andhermother, Leigh Dreggors; Imelda’s children, Felix, Jose, andJenniffer; asister, Samarata Griffin; three brothers: Racile Dreggors(BarbaraKnight), William Dreggors (Novadean Patterson), and LarryDreggors(Jeanette Watson); and a brother-in-law, Elton Anderson. Allsurvivorsare residents of Glennville. Funeral services were held at 11 a.m. Wednesday, June 1, atPigottBranch Missionary Baptist Church, with the Rev. James Young andthe Rev.Oscar Rowe, Jr., officiating. Burial was in the churchcemetery. Pallbearers were Mike Dreggors, Steve Dreggors, John Dreggors,MarkGriffin, Lee McCurdy, Glenn Purcell, Marc Nobles, and EdmundNobles. Remembrances can be made to the Pigott Branch Church Building Fund,c/oMike Reddish, Rt. 2, Box 88A, Ludowici, Georgia 31316. Cobb Funeral Home of Glennville, Georgia, was in charge ofthearrangements. | Dreggors, Norris A. (I6974)
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| 8512 | North County Times Obituaries - 5/15/02 Janet Kopa, 66 JUNIPER SPRINGS ---- Janet Irene Kopa, 66, died Friday, May 10, 2002,ather home. Born April 24, 1936, in Riverside County, she lived in JuniperSpringsfor 22 years. She graduated from Perris High School. She was amember ofthe Elsinore Elks. Mrs. Kopa is survived by her husband, George K. Kopa of JuniperSprings;daughters Toni Janette Brown of Pahrump, Nev., Dani Phoenix ofWestCovina, Nobea Knoll of Arrowhead and Keli Kopa of Temecula; sonPhillipBrian Gasaway of Lacerne Valley; brothers Ray McCain and RoyMcCain, bothof Romoland; sisters Phyllis L. Ray of Sun City, DorothyDuncan ofClinton, Ark., and Joyce Center of Riverside; fivegrandchildren; and onegreat-grandchild. A memorial service is scheduled for 3 p.m. Wednesday, May 15,atEvans-Brown Sun City Mortuary. A private cremation is planned. Evans-Brown Sun City Mortuary is handling arrangements. | McCain, Janet Irene (I89852)
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| 8513 | NORTH HAMPTON - Victoria B. "Vicki" Fish, 82, of 112 Post Road, died Thursday, Dec. 2, 1999, at her home. Born Dec. 23, 1916, in Everett, Mass., she was the daughter of the late Dr. Solon W. and Beatrice M. (Hosking) Cornish. She was a 1934 graduate of Everett Memorial High School. From 1957 to the early 1970s, she taught piano at the House in the Pines Private Girls School in Norton, Mass. In 1963, she moved from the North Shore of Massachusetts to North Hampton, where she continued teaching private piano lessons. For the past 20 years, she was the director of music at the United Methodist Church in Hampton. She was the wife of the late Edwin O. Fish, who died in 1983. Survivors include a son, Victor G. Snowdon of Atkinson, N.H.; a daughter, Wallis W. Routh of Greenland; two grandchildren, Michelle Snowdon of Bedford, N.H., and Kristin Snowdon of Atkinson, N.H. She was predeceased by a brother, Ellis Cornish, and a son-in-law, Jack Routh. | Cornish, Victoria "Vicki" Beatrice (I120618)
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| 8514 | Northwest Arkansas Times Posted on Wednesday, September 3, 2008 Frances Jewell Dewberry, 85, of Springdale died Saturday, Aug. 30, 2008. She was born May 22, 1923, in Salus to James Albert and Aurora Carroll Warren. She was a homemaker and a Baptist. She was preceded in death by her husband, Ernest Joseph Dewberry, and a daughter. Survivors include two sons, Bill Dewberry of Springdale and Ernest Wayne Dewberry of Burlington, N. C.; a daughter, Linda Gail Taylor of Elm Springs; and several grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Visitation will be 5-7 p. m. today at Sisco Funeral Chapel in Springdale. A funeral service will be held at 10 a. m. Thursday at the funeral home. Burial will be in Bluff Cemetery. Online condolences may be made at www. siscofuneral. com. | Warren, Frances Jewell (I121326)
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| 8515 | Not a brother of Peter Graham, as some suggest. Elijah Graham (born 1760-1770,in NC, died 14 Nov 1841, in Ark), and Sarah (born 1760-1770, in NC, died 25 Sept l845, in Ark), were someofthe earliest settlers to go to Kentucky, about 1790/1800. They had atotalof at least eight children, seven of whom were born in Ky. or on the way. Itis believed that the family lived together in Green Co. KY, from about1800 until at least 1810. At least two of the children, Freeborn, andBerryD. were married in Green Co., Berry D. as late as 1818. It is believedbyBobbie Byars Lynch, however that "Elijah left Ky, about 1811, came through Wickliffe Ky, to cross the Mississippi, down the Mississippi to theWhite River, and up the White, making settlements as they went back andforthover the line between Ark. and Mo., and losing additional children as they married along the way" "They and their kin made the roads from the east into Huntsville(now Madison Co.), Washington and Benton Counties. It is believed thatthis Graham family traveled with Peter Graham's family as theyintermarriedand often named their children after each other as was the custom ofthattime period. It is not known how Elijah and Old Peter Graham were related, perhaps a cousin. Peter had a brother named William, which might bethe father of Eiljah." Elijah and William had property in Green CountyKy.in 1800, according to Clift's study of Ky tax lists of 1800. Note: It has not been proven that Freeborn, Gallant, and Ellis arethe sons of Elijah and Sarah but it is pretty positive that they were. Most of this information was supplied by FaithBradley, of Lowell Ark. She was the daughter of Marjorie Capps (and Mr.Townsend),the daughter of Adilla Leib (and Howard Capps), the daughter ofCharityGraham (and William Leib), the daughter of George Graham (andLucindaLancaster), the son of Peter and Nancy Graham. It was also published in the February 1976, issue of FLASHBACK, vol 26, No.1, by Bobbie Byars Lynch. | Graham, Elijah (I44286)
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| 8516 | Not absolutely proven to Ishmael Lake; although Ishmael is listed on the marriage certificate of Robert P. Fawcett and Bertha M. Lake. Bertha listed her place of birth as Braxton; which coincides with the Ishmael Lake family. | Lake, Bertha M. (I112791)
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| 8517 | Not born in Shopshire per 1841 census. | Morris, Jane (I105646)
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| 8518 | Not found in Records after 1850 Tippah County, Mississippi federal census. Possibly died in Mississippi. | Waldrip, Jasper D. (I33934)
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| 8519 | Not found in Records after 1850 Tippah County, Mississippi federal census. Possibly died in Mississippi. | Waldrip, Thomas B. (I33935)
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| 8520 | Not listed in 1870 federal census with parents. May have died beforethecensus. | Foster, Calvin 'Colson' (I40208)
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| 8521 | Not mentioned in brother Edwards's will; and based on no other children listed as born to William and Katherine after 1611, per the 1614 parish record he is assumed to have died. William is mentioned as the son of John Ingram of Wolgaston "Wolgarstone" in his marriage record to Katherine Wolley. William had moved from Wolgarston to Penkridge by 1612, where he took the oath of Allegiance. This may have occured when he married to Katherine Wolley of Penkridge in 1606. | Ingram, William "Willmus" (I35211)
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| 8522 | Not mentioned in Will, due to his death. Mollie Vicich's book, "Kentucky Skaggs" says Henry's son died while on a long hunt with his father and was buried in a hollow log. | Skaggs, John Thompson (I37464)
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| 8523 | Not much is known of Victoria Gonzales, wife of Jose Gonzales Moreno. The 1976 death certificate of Jose Gonzales Moreno stated he was divorced at the time of his death. The 1945 draft registration card of son Felix Gonzales, stated his mother resided in Mathis, San Patricio, Texas when he enlisted. he address given was a post office box. She may have remarried after 20 April 1940, as Jose Gonzales Moreno and Victoria Gonzales were still married and living together then. Married 6 January 1919 in Cameron County, Texas, per marriage license. 1920 census - stated she was born in Mexico. Age 22 (born ca 1898). Resided Diaz St., San Benito (Home of In Laws) 1930 census - stated she was born in Texas. Age 32 (born ca 1898). Resided 430 Hidalgo Ave., San Benito. 1940 census - stated she was born in Texas. Age 37 (born ca 1903). Resided 549 Juarez St., San Benito 1945 - Resided in Mathis, San Patricio County, Texas | Gonzales, Victoria (I140828)
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| 8524 | Not proven to be a son of Henry Colony/Avis family. Placed here because of the high probability that Elisha Colony is related to Henry Colony (born ca 1780), who also lived in Knox County, Ohio at this time. Listed on 1855 Illinois state census. Elisha was listed between 40-50 years old, wife between 30-40 years old. 1 male between 10-20 years old, 1 female under age 10, and 1 female between age 10-20 years old. assumed to be children of Elisha. | Colony, Elisha (I135849)
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| 8525 | Not proven to be a son of John Colony. Placed here because he ended up in some of the same locations as other older Colony family members. Name: Dominy Coloney Gender: Male Military Date: 28 Jun 1775 Military Place: New York, USA State or Army Served: New York Continental infantry regiments and smaller units, also unrelated to a state quota, were raised as needed for special or temporary service. Elmore's Regiment, raised in 1776 for the defense of Canada, was an example of such an "extra" regiment. Name: Damini Coloney Gender: Male Military Date: 13 Jan 1777 Military Place: Connecticut, USA State or Army Served: Connecticut Regiment: Elmore's Battalion Rank: Private Domina Conley listed in the 1820 Federal Census in Locke, Cayuga County, New York. https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSQ7-29CM-9?i=95&cat=85488 1825 - Tomkins County, New York Image 96 of 610 | Colony, Dominick "Dominy" (I135862)
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| 8526 | Not proven to be son of Henry Ingram of Stretton, but placed here as high probability to be related, as both were living in Stretton. Is proven to be son of John Ingram of Stretton and wife Joan, through census records, mentioned below. A list of families from 1532-1533 in Archdeaconry of Stafford. 942.46B4SC ser. 4, Volume 8 Lists John Engram (wife Ellen) living in Stretton with children Joan, Henry, John, Isabel Smythe, Alice, Ralph, Thomas, Elizabeth. John Engram and his wife Joan are grand-parents of children of John/Ellen. This survey is not a complete list of inhabitants, and some of the people listed were known to be dead at the time of the compilation. Its purpose is not clear but is possibly a list of those entitled to prayer in return for contributions to the Cathedral funds which would explain why some deceased persons are listed. It is believed that our Ingram's of Penkridge did not attend the Archdeaconry census taking that occured in 1532-33. There are many families that are not accounted for during this event. | Ingram, John (I111021)
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| 8527 | Not proven to Bussell or Thomas. Placed here only as place-holder and general proximity to other Delaware, Maryland, and Virginia Skaggs families. Likely related in some fashion. Richard Skegs listed in 4 March 1658 Virginia Colony patent records, as 1 of 6 folks immigrating to Lower Norfolk, Virginia. Appears to have worked for Thomas Dyer, who had a 300 acre land patent called "Beech Ridge". Talbot county, Maryland records indicate he finished his obligations in Virginia and had moved by 1666, owning land in Talbot County. To be listed in 1666 records; age estimated to be in early 20's; placing his birth circa 1645. Richard Scaggs listed on Talbot County records on 21 October 1673. Appears to be paid in tobacco (pounds). Archives of Maryland Online (volume 54, page 578). Also in 1673, patented 50 acres of land in Talbot County, Maryland called "Sceggs Spring". Appears in some Delaware land records in New Castle County in 1681. There appears to be a mutual venture; as a William Merritt and Richard apparently invested in improving lands their beginning in 1675. The land record is significant; as it referenced in 1726 probate records of a Philemon Lloyd of Talbot County, where Richard is mentioned as of Kent County, Maryland; and also mentions the 1675 land transaction in New Castle County, Delaware. Richard is listed in various court records of Kent County, Maryland between 1715-1725. He appears to have died by 1725; which inventory and probate was completed by 16 April 1726. It does not appear that any of the this Richard Scaggs family remained at this time; which coincides with many families either moving West or South to new lands. | Skaggs, Richard (I134818)
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| 8528 | Not proven to John Colony or potential brothers. Placed here only because these McFarland/Colony's ended up in Knox County, Ohio and later to Summit County, Ohio. History of McFarland's of Knox County, Ohio also reflect that they lived in Washington County, New York; the same as with Henry Colony who was born circa 1780 and is mentioned in these same county records. | Colony, Joseph (I127720)
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| 8529 | Not proven to John Ingram, but placed here a high probablity; as both are mentioned in Colwich prebend records. Description: Debtor: Simon le Archer, merchant [of Warwicks] Creditor: Adam Ingram, and Roger de Townley, merchants of Chester [Cheshire] Amount: £8 18s. Before whom: Robert de Lodsham, Mayor of Chester; William de Boneye, Clerk. When taken: 01/04/1339 First term: 24/06/1339 Last term: 24/06/1339 Writ to: Sheriff of Warwicks Sent by: Robert de Lodsham, Mayor of Chester; William de Boneye, Clerk. Endorsement: Warr' Coram Justic' de Banco. | Ingram, Adam (I126310)
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| 8530 | Not proven to Richard (born 1754) yet. | Bench, Richard (I125559)
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| 8531 | Not proven yet! May be a daughter of Joseph Colony, born ca 1794. Twenty-third Year, #104166, Thursday, June 23, 1904 Mrs. Mary Colony Pettingill. The subject of this sketch was born in Delaware county, N.Y.,December4th, 1820 and came with her parents to Wells township toreside in 1840.In 1844 she was married to George W. Pettingill andwent to Jackson,Tioga county, moving from there to Leona, where shehas been known andhighly respected for the long period of nearly halfa century. Herehusband died twelve years ago and since that time shehas been an inmatein the home of her son, M. W. Pettingill, who is heronly survivor. Shepassed away on Friday June 17th, from diseaseincident to old age. Awoman of energetic mind, a great reader and herdeclining years were madehappier by her retention of faculties, whichenabled her to indulge inthat pastime. She had been a member of theM.E. church for many years,being faithful in the attendance of itsduties, and always present at itsservices as long as health permitted,and when denied that privilege hergreat solace was her Bible, whosedaily perusal was her chief delight. Her funeral was held from her late home on Sunday afternoon at 2o’clock,in charge of undertaker Bloom of Troy. The Rev. L. L. Wilcoxof the M. E.church spoke. A large number of friends followed herremains to her lastresting place in the Leona cemetery. (Leona News) Mrs. George Pettengill, an aged resident of this place,wasburied on Sunday. She is survived by one son, Monroe, and family ofthisplace. Funeral in charge of undertaker C. J. Bloom. | Colony, Mary Ann (I52200)
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| 8532 | Not Proven Yet! Maybe a son of Joseph Colony, born ca 1794-1800. Joseph may be thesonof Henry Colony, born ca 1774-1790. John Colony was living in Amity, Perry Township, Montgomery County,Ohioin 1850, age 30, Ellen age 25, and Oliver age 6. Listed in 1840 Knox County, Ohio Federal Census as John Colopy. | Colony, John (I52777)
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| 8533 | Not proven Yet! Other researchers have this John as the son of Josiah Colony, born 1774 in NH, however the son of Josiah Colony was born on February 27, 1811, per Franklin County, Vermont birth records of St. Albans township. He could be the son of Thomas Colony, of Cayuga County, New York, although this Thomas was married to a Tabitha, and not known to have removed to Knox County, Ohio. https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSR6-TYRG?i=627&cat=200861 Deeds (Knox County, Ohio), 1808-1901 Deeds, v. D-E, 1817-1825 (Year - 1823) | Colony, John (I57370)
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| 8534 | Not sure if this is the William Ingram with wife Ellen that end up in Goathurst, Somerset County, England by 1670. | Ingram, William (I124557)
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| 8535 | Not sure if this is valid - No proof found yet. | Warren, Catherine (I21983)
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| 8536 | Not sure if this is your Martha, but I found this in the 1860 GreenCo,Ky census 13 Aug 1860 Catalpa Grove #421 John Despain 53, farmer, 250, Ky Malinda Despain 50, Ala Sally Despain 18, Ky Lewis Despain 17, Ky Edward Despain 16, Ky Elizabeth Despain 14,Ky Aramninta Despain 12, Ky Martha Despain 11, Ky | Despain, John (I38034)
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| 8537 | Not Sure if Walter died or Oliver died by 1900. | Warren, Oliver Walter (I38930)
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| 8538 | Not Sure if Walter died or Oliver died by 1900. | Warren, Walter Montgomery (I38931)
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| 8539 | Not sure of the connection and sources on this yet. Some other family researchers have his name listed as: John Wryley Warren William Wryley Warren (One researcher has some evidence to suggest this one correct) Wryley R. Warren | Warren, Riley "Wryley" (I120498)
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| 8540 | Not sure this is the correct family and date of birth for Ann. There is a Ann that died in 1758. No Particulars. There is also an Anne Cooke who was buried 12 August 1824; and listed from Little Wigston, aged 77. This listed in Claybrooke parish records. This would place Anne birth circa 1747. | Power, Anne (I72520)
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| 8541 | Not the Daniel McConnel(l) born in Pennsylvania that was married to Julia; also born in Pennsylvania. This Daniel McConnel(l) was found in 1910 Kansas federal census with Julia; and was listerd as being married for 39 years (since 1871). | McConnell, Daniel (I32344)
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| 8542 | Not the Henry that died in 1909 in Broome County, New York. This Henry was a Shoemaker. | Houghtalin, Henry (I65595)
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| 8543 | Not the Thomas Melton Kerby; of Collin County, Texas in 1917-1918 born 15 Dec 1877 who died on 12 February 1958 in Collin County, Texas Listed T. M. Kirby as married to Mabel Ramsey in Oklahoma marriage records in Custer, Oklahoma on 1 Nov 1909. Both listed as residing in Clinton, Custer, Oklahoma. In 1910, listed as Marshall T. Kirbie, and living in Roger Mills County, Oklahoma. Wife listed as Mabel, born 1887 in Texas. Marshall listed as born 1882 in Texas. Thomas Marshall Kirby; living in Harrisburg, Poinsett County, Arkansas during in 1918. He is listed as born 15 May 1881. Wife mentioned in 1918 record is Mable. In 1935, lived in Choctaw County, Oklahoma In 1940, lived in Ratliffe, Choctaw County, Oklahama living with Daughter Vera Marie. Listed as Widowed. | Kerbie, Thomas Marshall (I98276)
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| 8544 | Not to be confused with Ann Elisor Alley, who was married before 1860 in Texas. This Ann E. Alley was living with her mother Phoebe in the 1860 federal census. | Alley, Ann Elizabeth (I123901)
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| 8545 | Not to be confused with another Dewitt C. Colony, of Cayuga County, New York; born about the same time. | Colony, Dewitt C. (I94420)
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| 8546 | Not to be confused with Henry Thomas Pitts of Craighead, Arkansas who was born 5 Dec 1834 in Newberry County, South Carolina. Franklin County, Arkansas 1880 Federal Census ED 59, p57, White Oak Twp., Dwelling 487, Family 497 Pitts, Henry W M 46 M Farmer SC SC SC T. Adeline W F 43 Wife M Keeping House Ga Ga SC Richard W M 12 Son At Home Ga SC Ga Exer L. W F 9 Daughter At Home Ga SC Ga Marcus W M 7 Son At Home Ark SC Ga Finus J. W M 4 Son At Home Ark SC Ga Millie W F 71 Mother Wd At Home SC Va Va Henry T. Pitts served in the confederate infantry, Georgia company K, 19th regiment as a private. Exact date of death provided from Widow Tempa Pitts pension application on 4 Feb 1916 | Pitts, Henry Teague (I68396)
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| 8547 | Not to be confused with the Beatriz Trevino born 26 March 1899 in Monterrey, Mexico, daughter of Jesus H. Trevino and Irene Garcia. Listed in several border crossing records as born in 28 August 1900. Mexico, Nuevo León, Catholic Church Records, Marín Nuestra Señora de la Asunción Bautismos 1892-1903 Image 340 of 449 | Trevino, Maria Beatriz (I133534)
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| 8548 | Not to be confused with the Charles Samuel Coker found in 1940 federal census, who was living with daughter Ola (Coker) Cox in Collin County, Texas. This Samuel Coker is not ours and is proven back to James Lafayette Coker. Our Charles Coker was also born in Mississippi, but on 11 September 1861, son of Charles Coker (Senior). His mother was listed with the last name of Austin. The informant for the death record of Charlie Coker was his wife, M(ary) A(lice) Coker. | Coker, D. Charles "Charlie" (I100746)
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| 8549 | Not to be confused with the Harry Delbert Whittington who is listed in World War I draft registration records, and has a birthdate as 6 Jul 1879, living in Greene County, Ohio | Whittington, Herbert (I126020)
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| 8550 | Not yet confirmed as son of William Eads, but placed here as high probability. 1820 federal census in Green County, Kentucky: 1820 - George Eads head of family: 1 male age 1-10 year (born between 1810-1819) 1 male aged 26-45 (born between 1775-1794) 3 females age 1-10 (born between 1810-1819) 2 females age 10-16 (born between 1804-1810) 1 female age 26-45 (born between 1775-1794) 1830 - George Eads head of family: 1 male age 10-14 year (born between 1816-1820) 1 male aged 40-49 (born between 1781-1790) 1 female age 1-4 (born between 1826-1830) 2 females age 5-9 (born between 1821-1825) 1 female age 10-14 (born between 1816-1820) 2 females age 15-19 (born between 1811-1815) 1 female age 20-29 (born between 1801-1810) 1 female age 30-39 (born between 1791-1800) 1840 federal census in Green County, Kentucky George Eads listed as head of household. 1 male listed between age of 20-30. (1810-1820) 1 male listed between age of 60-70. (1770-1780) 1 female listed between age 40-50. (1790-1800) 2 females listed between age 15-20. (1820-1825) 1 female listed between 10-15. (1825-1830) | Eads, George C. (I37020)
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