Matches 8,551 to 8,600 of 11,201
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| 8551 | NOT YET PROVEN - Possible father of William Compton: Samuel Compton-1669, of Charles County, Maryland | Compton, Samuel (I106215)
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| 8552 | Not yet proven to be father of Roger. Other souce say Andrew. | Barton, Andrew (I124225)
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| 8553 | Not yet proven to be son of John Ingram of Lapley. Placed here as high probability to be related, as Stretton is less than a mile away. Not yet proven to be the son of John Ingram of Stretton. Placed here as high probability to be related, because both were of Stretton. Staffordshire Extracts to Plea Rolls (De Banco. Hillary, 36 H. VI) 36th year of Henry the 6th (1458) Staffordshire: William Warde and Hugh Warde sued Henry Ingram, of Stretton, Husbandman, Nicholas Greceholler, of Bruggeford (Bridgford), Husbandman, John Halfhide, of Whytegreve (Whitgreave), Husbandman, and two others named, for depasturing cattle (vi et armis) on their corn and grass at Bruggefeld (sic). None of the defendants appeared, and the Sheriff was ordered to arrest and produce them on the Octaves of the Purification. m. 19. A husbandman in england in the medieval and early modern period was a free tenant farmer or small landowner. | Ingram, Henry (I11109)
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| 8554 | Not yet proven to be son of John Ingram of Stretton; but placed here as high probability to be the son of John, with several older John Ingram's listed in early Penkridge records. Listed in Penkridge Staffordshire manor records in 1540 and 1543. Was given a headborough for Penkridge in 1543, which is similar to a constable. It is believed that our Ingram's of Penkridge did not attend the Archdeaconry census taking that occured in 1532-33. There are many Penkridge families that are not counted during this event. | Ingram, William (I126122)
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| 8555 | Not yet proven to Henry Ingram, but placed here as high probability to be related, living only about a mile from Stretton, where Henry Ingram of Stretton was known to have lived. Last name spelled as "Hyngram" in 1381 Staffordshire poll tax records. This spelling is consistent with Ingram families living in Derbyshire/Nottinghamshire in the 1300-1400 timeframe. Geographically also aligned with Ingram families in Worcestershire. John Ingram is listed in 1381 Lapely and Aston Wheaton Staffordshire poll tax records as "Johannes Hyngram", "Clericus Ecclesi" with wife Alicia. The loose definition of "Clericus Ecclesi" is that of a congregational clerk of a church/parish. Latin: Clericus. Meaning "persons ordained for religious work" is from circa 1300. This opportunity was typically granted to well-born youths to hold ecclesiatical benefices. May be related to Adam de Ingram of Chester; who is listed in the same Staffordshire records in 1365 that John Ingram is listed in, assuming this John Ingram is identical to the one listed in Lapley Poll Tax records. Orders celebrated in the prebendal Church of Colewych listed a John Ingram as a "order of minors" in April 1365. Colwich is located 7 miles NE of Penkridge. Orders celebrated in the prebendal Church of St. John, Chester listed a John Ingram as a "order of minors" for Lichfield in Oct 1368. Orders celebrated in the Prebendal Church of Colewych by Robert Bishop Prisinen, on Saturday of the Four Times in September, viz., xi. Kal. Jan. 1370. John Ingram is listed, but not as order of minors; but in the section or area of priests. The village of Lapley is less than a mile from Stretton, and less than 4 miles from Penkridge. "Lapley is a small village, seated on a pleasant eminence, three and a half miles SW by W of Penkridge, including within its parish 952 inhabitants, and 3740 acres of land, in the two townships of Lapley and Wheaton Aston which constitute a manor of which FH Swinfen, Esq, is lord, and owner of 1000 acres. GB Thorneycroft, Esq, E Wigan, Esq, and many smaller owners have estates in the parish, mostly copyholds. Lapley had a Priory of Black Monks, which Algar, Earl of Mercia and Chester, bestowed on the Abbey of Saint Remigus, at Rheims, in the time of Edward the Confessor, but having shared the fate of the alien priories in the reign of Henry I, it became the property of the college of Tong, in Shropshire. It was suppressed by Henry V, and in the civil wars, the Priory House was fortified and garrisoned for the King, under the command of Captain Smith, but in 1645 it was dismantled under a parliamentary order. Some remains may still be seen in the walls of an old house near the church. Wheaton Aston is a large but irregularly built village, near the canal, one and a half miles W of Lapley, and five miles WSW of Penkridge. It is the most populous part of the parish, containing 706 souls and 2170 acres. In 1777, nearly half of this village was burnt down, by the thatch, which covered the houses, taking fire. But it was soon rebuilt, and the new houses covered with tiles. Fairs for cattle and swine, etc, are held here on April 20th and November 1st, and a wake on Trinity Sunday." | Ingram, Johannes "John" (I126201)
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| 8556 | Not yet proven to this family. Placed here only as likely probability based on marriage dispensations of children of Francisca Gonzales. Mexico, Nuevo León, Catholic Church Records, Salinas Victoria Nuestra Señora de Guadalupe Defunciones 1745-1836 Image 224 of 607 La Presa de Anteojitos (known as Anteojos in older history) is located in the municipality of Aramberri in the Mexican state of Nuevo León | Gonzales, Maria Francisca (I128751)
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| 8557 | Not:e; This may be Francisco Eloy de la Garza, baptized 1750 in Salinas Victoria. Eloy is such a unique name, it is likely one and the same. I have placed Joseph Eloy de la Garza Renteria here, as he likely belongs to this family, pending further info. Unfortunately the dispensa with Ana Maria Garcia Trevino did not list his parentage, or at least I could not find it. | Garza, Joseph Eloy de la (Garza Renteria) (I139664)
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| 8558 | Note 0: Not yet proven to be the son of Juan Joseph Martinez and Maria Guajardo, although highly likely, given surnames used. Note 1: Death info: [Juan] Francisco Martinez Guajardo is quoted in many records as having died in 1607. The records noted in the timeline below indicate he was living in Monterrey in the year 1626 and possibly noted as living until 1635. Note 2: Name variations Nearly all records list Juan Francisco Martinez Guajardo simply as Francisco Martinez Guajardo. Note 3: Parentage It is widely accepted and written in many records that Francisco's surname(s) were Martinez Guajardo and sometimes simply Martinez or simply just Guajardo. Family members also took these names in whole or part. What is not yet proven is exactly who is parents were, since no source info has been provided. I have seen Francisco's father listed as Joseph Martinez Gomez or Juan Martinez Gomez and his mother listed as Maria Guajardo. Note 4: Place of Birth Also in dispute is Francisco's place of birth, with some records stating Lepe, Huevla, Spain and other records noted as El Bonillo, Albacete, Castilla La Mancha, Spain, and others simply as Spain. Have yet to find source for any of these records. Timeline: - ***1577 - Listed as the founder of Saltillo, page 74 - footnote 14 "Libro del Cabildo de la Villa de Santiago del Saltillo, 1578-1655", Archivo Municipal de Saltillo, 2002 (ISBN 968-496-455-2) by Valentina Garza Martinez and Juan Manuel Perez Zevallos. - ***1582-1583 Between 1582-1583; Luis de Carvajal y de la Cueva (born about 1539 '96 died 1595) persuaded leading citizens of Saltillo to join him on a pioneering expedition that led to the founding of the town of San Luis (La Cueva) '96 the precursor to Monterrey later established in 1596. Among the citizens of Saltillo on the 1582-1583 expedition was one Francisco Martinez. Source: The Martyr written by Martin A. Cohen, 1973, pages 103 & 104. - ***1591 From a list of the Iberians (Spaniards and Portuguese) that accompanied Urdinola in his entry to Saltillo in 1591 was Francisco Martínez Guajardo. - ***1594 In 1594, Francisco Martinez was sent to Zacatecas on order of the Audencia de Guadalajara to arrest brother of Francisco de Urdinola, Alonso de Leon and documents. The Urdinola's were accused of murdering the lover of his wife. The brothers were tipped off and Francisco Urdinola fled. The brother was captured and put in jail. Francisco Martinez Guajardo was commissioned with power of Judge to arrest Urdinola's brother, on 2 Nov 1594, including authorization to kill him if necessary. The order also said to look for Capitan Urdiñola's papers and documents. He arrived at Sombrerete in 10 Nov 1594. Note that in the original documents Francisco Martinez is referred to both as Martin and Martinez. Read the full account in "Francisco de Urdinola" by Vito Alessio Robles (1931), 232 - 238 - ***1614 Page 99 "Libro del Cabildo de la Villa de Santiago del Saltillo, 1578-1655", Archivo Municipal de Saltillo, 2002 (ISBN 968-496-455-2) by Valentina Garza Martinez and Juan Manuel Perez Zevallos. Nombramiento de Francisco Martinez Guajardo, Como Capitan, Protector y Alcalde Mayor. - ***1615 66 villa de Santiago, el Saltillo, 1 October 1615. Contract. Francisco Martínez Guajardo, neighbor of this villa, formulates the basis for the construction of the Temple of San Francisco, already having received the money provided by the viceroy of the new Spain. Alonso Díaz Camuño, Syndic of the convent shall provide Indian carpenters that style beams, others which manufacture adobes iran sitting and in 16 months is committed to completing it. - ***1615 15 villa de Santiago, el Saltillo, February 28, 1615. Charter power. Power granted by Francisco Martínez Guajardo to Pedro Flores, for the payment of a debt. - ***1626 - Noted as resident of Monterrey "Libro del Cabildo de la Villa de Santiago del Saltillo, 1578-1655", Archivo Municipal de Saltillo, 2002 (ISBN 968-496-455-2) by Valentina Garza Martinez and Juan Manuel Perez Zevallos. page 74 - footnote 14 - ***1626 Source "El Nuevo Reino de Leon Y Monterrey A Traves de 3000 Documentos - Pg 14" Declare the Captain Lucas Garcia, (50 years); Juan Hernandez, [the signature Fernandez] (aged 45); Captain Diego Rodriguez (60); Francisco de Avila, (36 years old); Francisco Martínez Guajardo, (about 36); Antonio Duran, (about 35); Alferez Juan Taranco Vallejo, el Mozo. Added testimony of a few clauses will of Captain Diego Rodriguez, (does not express its origin) in Monterrey, dated February 26, 1626. Before the Governor Martín de Zavala. Cerralvo, December 4, 1626. 16 fs. - ***1635 Source "El Nuevo Reino de Leon Y Monterrey a Traves de 3000 Documentos - Pg 33 Francisco Martinez Guajardo, neighbor of this villa, records a mine in the vein of Santiago to stakes of Pascual Sánchez, 'to which I put different Santa Margarita'. Inherited by Felipe de Urrutia, Martin de Aldape, and Juan de Zavala. Before the Governor Martfn de Zavala. Cerralvo, August 21, 1635 Note: Not sure if this is a 1635 record of Francisco Martinez Guajardo, or a record of those that inherited the mine. - ***1690-1691 https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:9392-6B5G-Y?cc=1874591 Guadalajara > Diócesis de Guadalajara > Matrimonios 1690-1691 image 43 of 102 (Tree listed on image 45) (Saltillo) - 1696 Marriage dispensation (3rd/4th grade) for Capitan Miguel Martinez Guajardo and Petronila Montes de Oca. Miguel listed his age as 24 in 1696, placing his year of birth circa 1672. He listed is parents as Juan Martinez Guajardo and Clara Aguirre. - Petronila listed her age as 17 in 1696, placing her year of birth circa 1679. She listed her parents as Geronimo Montes de Oca and Maria de Ayala. - Bride/Groom distantly related as follows: Juan Martinez Guajardo was the father of Juan Martinez Guajardo, who was the father Miguel Martinez Guajardo (Groom) (3rd degree) - Juan Martinez Guajardo was also the father of Ysabel Martinez Guajardo, who was the mother of Ana de (Baez) Benavides, who was the mother of Maria de Ayala, who was the mother of Petronila Montes de Oca (bride). (4th degree) | Martinez, Juan Francisco "Francisco" (Martinez Guajardo) (I104038)
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| 8559 | Note 1: There were two Rufus H. Smith's in Jasper County, Georgia 1st - This Rufus H. Smith (born ca 1857) was living in Water, Jasper County, Georgia in 1900 and married to Nancy B. He died before the 1910 census, as Nancy was listed as a widow and had moved to Spalding County, Georgia. - 2nd - The other Rufus H. Smith (born ca 1851) was living in Minter and Gilstrap, Jasper County, Georgia and married to Adeline. He died in 1934. Note 2: Death locations: Have not found actual death record, but two separate online sources give. 1. Death in Griffin, Spalding County, Georgia 2. Death in Beat 2, Haleyville, Winston County, Alabama Both state death date of 6 May 1903. Not sure of which location of death is correct, but am listing #1 above, since there is a photo of his entire family mourning his death on 6 May 1903, and I doubt that they all were in Winston County, Alabama in 1903. Note 3: 1900 Federal Census (14 June 1900) Water, Jasper County, Georgia (All in this family born in Georgia, and Mothers/Fathers born in Georgia) Rufus H. Smith (Head - bn Nov 1857) and Nancy B. (Wife - bn Oct 1962) Rufus and Nancy were stated to have been married 18 years, meaning they would have been married circa 1882. Children listed: Willie B, (Daughter, bn April 1884) Odella, (Daughter, bn July 1887) Thomas P. (Son, bn April 1890) Nannie P. (Daughter, bn April 1890) Homer C. (Son, bn April 1892) James C. (Son, bn August 1894) Arbry S. (Son, bn February 1894) | Smith, Rufus Homer (I144893)
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| 8560 | Note this church is about 7 miles from the Shropshire border, and about 2 miles West/Northwest of Penkridge. Both bride/groom were noted to be from Penkridge. Some folks have this Thomas Ingram, who married this Rebekah Webb as the son of John Ingram and Elizabeth Preston. I have found no record that John Ingram/Elizabeth Preston had a son named Thomas. I have this Thomas Ingram, who married this Rebekah Webb as the son of Edward Ingram/Margaret Pye, and will leave here unless further info surfaces. We know that this Thomas Ingram was named in his father, Edward Ingram's will just 2 years prior to his marriage to Rebekah Webb. In Edward's will, he named brother Sampson Ingram, but did not mention a Thomas Ingram, who likely would have been mentioned in his brothers will, had he been alive (or even was a brother). This is the reasoning with placing this Thomas Ingram/Rebekah Webb family with Edward Ingram/Margaret Pye family. | Family: Thomas Ingram / Rebecca "Rebekah" Webb (F55938)
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| 8561 | Note: This family not yet absolutely proven to William Elmore/Travis Elmore families; although strong circumstantial evidence points to this being the case. | Elmore, Peter (I40386)
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| 8562 | Note: Carlos de la Garza is a bit interesting when going through some church records. https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3QS7-L9KJ-TWMY?i=556&cat=2302988 Padrones, Caja 47 letra-M, 1662-1950 (Monterrey - 1689) Image 557 of 894 https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:9Q97-YS29-3PJ?cc=1473204 Monterrey > Catedral > Bautismos 1668-1731 > image 62 of 551 - His 1680 baptismal record (link listed above) listed his name as Carlos de la Garza, son of Joseph de la Garza and Nicolasa de la Garza. https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSXG-6SY4-Q?i=750 Dispensas matrimoniales, Caja 023, 1700-1707 Image 751of 847 - His 1707 Marriage dispensation (link listed above) listed him the son of Joseph de la Garza and Nicolasa de Trevino. | Garza, Carlos de la (I128735)
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| 8563 | Note: Info from birth, marriage, and death records in my possession. - William Ingram (father of Linda Catherine, Calvin Lee, Janet Lucille, and Rhonda Linn) was born on the 15th day of February 1935 in Santa Monica, California, and died on 1 July 2019 in the Long Term Care facility, Haven of Sierra Vista, located in Sierra Vista, Cochise County, Arizona (aged 84 years old). William Ingram was cremated per his wishes on 3 July 2019 at Vista Mountain Crematory, followed by funeral services with full military honors on 5 July 2019. William Ingram was married twice, 1st to Elizabeth Lorena Warren (Mother to all children listed above) and 2nd to June Jo Hong Yu. He married Elizabeth Lorena Warren on 7 March 1954 in Phoenix, Maricopa County, Arizona. He married June Jo Hong Yu on 5 March 2007 in Las Vegas, Clark County, Nevada 15 February 1935 birth certificate listed the following: Born in Santa Monica, Los Angeles County, California Father listed as Arthur Marion Ingram Mother listed as Lucille Mary Colony 1940 census (personal info in parenthesis) William Ingram, age 5, is found on the 1940 Federal census with father (Arthur) Marion Ingram and mother Lucille (Colony) Ingram. The census info indicated that he resided at 4429 Van Noord Street, Los Angeles, Los Angeles County, California. The census also indicated he had lived there between 1935-1940. Also residing in the household were brothers Kenneth Ingram (step brother), age 10, Edward Ingram, age 8, Marion ("Buzz") Ingram, age 6. 7 May 1954 Marriage Certificate of William Ingram and Elizabeth Lorena Warren: The marriage certificate listed William Ingram of Phoenix, Maricopa County, Phoenix and Elizabeth Lorena Warren of Ray, Pinal County, Arizona. The marriage was witnessed by Ida R. Brown (sister of of Elizabeth Warren) and Kenneth R. Ingram (step brother of William Ingram). | Ingram, William (I113454)
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| 8564 | Note: Listed without source as born ca 1520 in La Orotava, Isle Of Tenerife, Canary Islands, Spain https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:S3HT-D834-ZWV?cc=1431011 El Bonillo > Santa Catalina > Bautismos 1501-1530 image 115 of 183 Also noted as Juan Martinez (with source) as baptised 2 jun 1520 in Santa Catalina, El Bonillo, Abacete, Spain, although his alleged son Juan "Francisco" Martinez baptism record has not been found. The record is difficult to read, but father is listed as Pedro Martinez and mother as Catalina Gomez, and paternal grandfather was noted in index as Fernando Yanes. | Martinez, Juan Joseph (I104042)
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| 8565 | Note: Not proven to be of this family. Placed here only as a high probablity to be related. https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3QS7-899K-HC7J?cc=1987741 Hillsborough > Mason > Town records 1758-1831 vol 1 > image 354 of 486 Amos served in the Rev. War, and was on the pension rolls in Mason, Hillsboro, New Hampshire. | Blood, Amos (I136014)
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| 8566 | Note: Ashfield records noted Gad and Anne Phillips, both of Ashfield, Nov. 28 1782. Intention not recorded. Ashfield was not considered Franklin County, Massachusetts until 1811-12, and was part of Hampshire County, Massachusetts at the time of the marriage. | Family: Gad Elmer / Anne "Anna" Phillips (F28005)
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| 8567 | Note: Have been unable to find the baptism record of Juan de Requena y Galvez online as of yet. | Requena, Juan de (Requena Galvez) (I144123)
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| 8568 | Note: In at least one record Teodora is listed unter the Quintana surname vice Hurtado. https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3QS7-89DX-8D6G?cc=2341907 Rio Arriba, Abiquiu > Santo Tomás Apóstol Catholic Church Baptismal register, 1777-1850 (Daughter Francisca Trujillo) image 311 of 489 Note: This is an important record, as so far it one of only a few records that I have found that lists the parents of Manuel Trujillo and Teodora Quintana. The paternal grand-parents were listed as Antonio Jose Trujillo and Ana Maria Peralta. The maternal grand-parents were listed as Jacinto Hurtado and Francisca Hurtado Quintana. | Hurtado, Maria Teodora (I76072)
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| 8569 | Note: In some records, Josefa used the Lozano surname, from her paternal grand-mother. Mexico, Nuevo León, Catholic Church Records, Marín Nuestra Señora de la Asunción Defunciones 1802-1941 Image 456 of 684 https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:9Q97-YS23-MGB?cc=1473204 Marín > Nuestra Señora de la Asunción > Matrimonios 1802-1856 image 131 of 434 Dispensa mentioned - 4th grade. Dispensa not found, however at least one 4th grade of consanguity is: Lucas Gonzales and Miguel Gonzales were brothers, both sons of Diego Gonzales. - Lucas Gonzales was the father of Jose Ignacio Fermin Gonzales, who was the father of Josefa Gonzales, who was the mother of Martin Martinez (Groom). - Miguel Gonzales was the father of Manuel Gonzales, who was the father of Andres Gonzales, who was the father of Ygnacia Gonzales (Bride). | Gonzales, Maria Josefa (Gonzales Elizondo Lozano) (I128523)
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| 8570 | Note: Jose Christobal de Reynoso has not yet been positively proven to be the son of Joseph Christobal de Reynoso and Anna Maria Gonsales de Rubalcaba. Only strong circumstantial evidence has been uncovered. Placed here as high probably to be directly related. | Reynoso, Jose Christobal de (I130228)
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| 8571 | Note: Jose Trujillo (Indio) may have the full name of Jose Ospicio Trujillo. Year: 1870 Census Place: Precinct 1, Costilla, Colorado Territory Roll: M593_94; Page: 181B Family History Library Film: 545593 https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:S3HT-D899-P84?cc=1438024 Colorado Territory > Costilla > Precinct 1 > image 4 of 9 Juan A. Trujillo Listed as age 44 (born ca 1826 in New Mexico) Maria L., age 33 (born ca 1837 in New Mexico) Martin Trujillo, age 17 (born 1853 in New Mexico) The following in this household are listed as Indio: Mariana Trujillo, age 26 (born ca 1844 in New Mexico) Noted as Servant Rita Trujillo, age 1 (born ca 1869) Jose Trujillo, age 5 (born ca 1865) Albina Trujillo, age 3 (born ca 1867) | Trujillo, Jose "Jose Ospicio" (I76063)
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| 8572 | Note: Marriage noted a 4th degree of Consanguinity. | Family: Jose Melchor Flores / Maria Rita Juliana Cavazos (F51401)
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| 8573 | Note: Much of the Andrew Greer Family information from research oftheHugh Adams family. | Greer, Andrew (I61917)
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| 8574 | Note: Not to be confused with the Diego Trujillo (born circa 1735) that married Juana Martin on 26 November 1755 (also in Santa Cruz). In some records, noted simply as Diego Trujillo. | Trujillo, Juan Diego (I146019)
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| 8575 | Note: Per actual records of Bob Warren, marriage was 9 October 1912. Myrtle Warren was born in Carroll County, Missouri on March 20, 1886, and there she received her education in the public schools of Carrollton and grew up to womanhood. She was married to R. E. Jones October 11, 1912. They moved to California in December, 1920, locating on their farm one mile north of Kingsburg, where she lived until called by death. She died December 18, 1923, at the age of 37 years, 8 months and 28 days. She leaves to mourn her loss her husband; one son 11 years of age; an infant daughter; her mother, Mrs. Florence Warren of Kingsburg; five brothers and one sister. Her brothers and sister are as follows: E. Warren, Kingsburg, California; Otis Warren, Los Angeles, California; James Warren, Kansas City, Missouri; G. D. Warren, Bogard, Missouri; O. K. Warren, Jonesboro, Arkansas; and Mrs. P. H. Wilson, Wakenda, Missouri. She was converted and baptized in the Christian Church when a girl, and has lived an upright, Christian life until the end. She is gone, but her companionship and love will never be forgotten by her loved ones. The funeral was held from the Free church and was conducted by Rev. Tinsley of the Christian church of Selma, assisted by Rev. Morris Peterson of Kingsburg. She was laid to rest in the Kingsburg cemetery. Dearest darling, how we miss you None but God can ever tell. Yet we cannot doubt His wisdom, For He doeth all things well. And we feel that you are happy With the loved ones gone before, And ere long we hope to meet you On that bright celestial shore. (The Kingsburg Recorder, Friday December 28, 1923) | Warren, Myrtle N. (I22010)
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| 8576 | Note: Some members of this family have been listed as being children of Nathaniel Blood. The death record of son Peter Blood clearly states that his parents were Asa and Jane Blood. There were at least 4 Asa Blood's listed in the 1790 federal census, and likely all were 21 years of age or older. This Asa Blood parentage has not yet been located. Peter Blood's probate record names his brothers/sisters, as Peter died without issue, thus sharing his estate with those surviving siblings or siblings children. Probate records between 1815-1817. Jane "Jinny" listed as wife of Asa Blood. Executor was (Deacon) Nathaniel Blood (of Essex, Chittenden, VT). The probate record noted he was late of Fairfax, Franklin County, Vermont. Listed within the document were both Nathaniel W. Blood and William Blood, possible older children, siblings or relatives. | Blood, Asa (I137699)
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| 8577 | Note: That husband is not mentioned in either the 1850 or 1860 federal census, even though more children were born betwee 1850-1860. https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:S3HY-6DM9-9RV?cc=1401638 Georgia Jasper county image 51 of 104 1850 Jasper County, Georgia Federal Census 30 October 1850 Mary Smith listed as head of household, age 30, born Georgia All children born in Georgia as follows: Martha (age 12), Sarah Smith (age 11), Elizabeth Smith (age 9), James Smith (age 6), William Smith (age 5), Nancy Smith (age 3), Henry (age 6/12), https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:S3HT-6569-13L?cc=1420441 Federal Mortality Census Georgia Jasper county image 3 of 6 -Jesse H. Smith had died in May 1850 of a fever, leaving Mary a widow in the census listed in the same year (1850). 1860 Jasper County, Georgia Federal Census 28 July 1860 - Mary Smith listed as head of household, age 39, born Georgia; and listed as Weaver and Seamstress All children born in Georgia as follows: Sarah A. F. Smith (age 20), Elizabeth W. Smith (age 17), Richard B Smith (age 17), William J. Smith (age 15), Nancy A. T. Smith (age 12), Joseph H. Smith (age 10), Joanna B. Smith (age 3), Boykin A. Smith (age 1), Rufus H. Smith (age 2), and Julian S. Smith (age 1 month). - The youngest 4 children are likely the children of daughter Elizabeth W. Smith. The parentage is still unclear but the children are believed to be associated with William Crawford, but apparently did not take the Surname (perhaps un-married). William Crawford died in 1870, where Elizabeth W. Smith is as a widow. https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3QS7-893Y-H9S3-R?cc=1999178 Jasper County, Georgia Estates 1809-1907 (Jesse Smith minors - Guardianship 1853) Images 414-456 of 1012 A Beny T Digby, Philip Lewis, and C. D. Bostick put of $1,700 cash on 5 December 1853. Beny T. Digby was appointed guardian for the following minor children of Jesse H. Smith: Martha E,, Sarah A. F.,, Elizabeth A. W., Richard B., William J., Nancy A. T, and Joseph H. Smith. Image 418 of 1012 Jasper County, Georgia It is noted that the land that this Smith family lived on was originally in Baldwin County, Georgia, and on 1 November 1852, a survey was to be conducted by surveyor Meshack N. Crawford on this land which was considered half a lot #74 in the 18th district of said County. The land was reported to be 101 1/4 acres. 39 acres of this land was where dwellings for this property were located, which was in the North Corner of the 1/2 lot of land (101 1/2 acres). Normally 1/3 of Dower is dedicated to widow, if no will is involved. In this case, it was 39 acres of land for her. Image 437 of 1012 1858 it was noted that Lewis D. Yancy was the Guardian of Elizabeth W. Smith. Image 442 of 1012 In 1858, The court noted Elizabeth W. Smith was 14 years of age. Image 446 of 1012 Some of the children were noted with middle names in full: Martha E. Smith was noted as Martha Emily Smith Elizabeth A. W. Smith was noted as Elizabeth Ann White (Smith) William J. was noted as William Jefferson (Smith). Image 456 of 1012 Mary apparently lost her request to inherit the entire 101 1/4 acres, but was issued the 39 acres mentioned on image 418 of 1012, as the widow of Jesse H. Smith. This land was originaly in Baldwin County (Now Jasper County), and known as Lot 74. | Osborn, Mary (I144894)
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| 8578 | Note: The Dillard family has been traced back to Shropshire, England. I have not input this data yet. 1900 Federal Census Jasper County, Georgia Rufus H. Smith (age 42) and Nancy B. (age 37) listed. Also listed were children: Willie B (age 16), Odello (age 12), Thomas P. (age 10), Nanie P. (age 10), Homer C. (age 8), James C. (age 5), and Arbry S. (age 3) 1910 Federal Census Walton County, Georgia N B Smith (age 46) listed as widow. Paul (age 20), [Homer] Carl Smith (age 17), James C. (Age 15), and Grover (Age 12) listed. Note: Not sure why listed as widow, as Rufus H. Smith did not die until 1934. 1930 Federal Census Spalding County, Georgia Amory S. Smith (age 32) and wife Mary (age 33) listed. Also listed were children: Armory S. Jr. (age 12), Thomas W. (age 9) Also listed was mother Nannie (age 67), listed as a widow. | Dilliard, Nancy Bethia "Nannie" (I144804)
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| 8579 | Note: The larger towns of Dighton and Taunton, both of which became a part of Bristol County, Massachusetts on 2 June 1685, but until then was a part of Plymouth Colony, Massachusetts. https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-C9YR-W2DS?i=859&cat=189808 Bristol County (Mass.) probate records 1690-1881 Images 860-865 of 1296 Will of Thomas Jones dated 25 January, 1724, Probated 16 March 1724. No Wife Mentioned. Sons Thomas, Ebenezer, Caleb. Daughters Hannah Phillips, Priscilla Jones, Naomi Jones, and Dorcus Jones; last 3 unmarried and last 2 under 21. Son Caleb is blind and has other infirmities, and is to be provided for by his brothers. Witnessed Joseph Jones, James Paul, & Abraham Waldron. (Bristol County, Massachusetts, Volume 5 49/50) | Jones, Thomas (I101447)
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| 8580 | Note: There are some descrepancies in this dispensation. Tronco indicates the father of Ana/Guadalupe to be Jose Manuel Roybal Permission to marry indicates father of Guadalupe was Jose Maria Roybal At the start of the dispensation, Guadalupe indicates her parents are Jose Miguel Roybal and Maria Manuela Trujillo. Jose Isidro de Jesus Montoya and Maria Guadalupe Paula Roybal, Santa Cruz de la Canada, 7 February 1840-29 May 1844, AHAD-400, f. 247-58. Jose Isidro de Jesus Mootoya, 34, widowed by his first wife, Ana Maria Roybal, was a native and citizen of the jurisdiction of Santa Pe. Maria Guadalupe Paula Roybal, 34, mexicofta, single, was the legitimate daughter of Jose Miguel Roybal and Maria Manuela Trujillo, natives and citizens of the jurisdiction of Pojoaque. The couple was related in the first degree of affinity on a transverse line. Jose Manuel Roybal Ana Maria Roybal 1st degree Maria Guadalupe Roybal Maria Guadalupe Roybal stated that her late sister was Jose lsidro's first wife, Witnesses: Tomas Antonio Alcinas, 55, native of Santa Fe and citizen of Pojoaque, farmer. Jose Ramon Trujillo. 39, native of Santa Fe and citizen of Pojoaque. farmer, married. Jose Francisco Segura, 43, native of Santa Fe and citizen of Pojoaque, farmer, married. Father Juan de Jesus Trujillo forwarded the proceedings to Durango on 7 February. A letter to Father Gandazilla from Antonio Jesus Maria Salazar written at Ildefonso on 29 July 1844 indicated that a decision had not been received from the bishop. Certificates 1. In Santa Fe on 28 December 1798, Father Ortega baptized Jose Isidro. epaiio~ born on. 21 December, the legitimate son of Juan Domingo Montoya and Rosalia Padilla. 2. In San lIdefonso Pueblo on 8 September 1806, Father Alcina baptized three-day-old Maria Guadalupe, the legitimate daughter of Manuel Roybal and Maria Manuela Trujillo. Her godparents were Jose Mana Lujan and Maria Magdalena Roybal. 3. In Santa Fe on 23 June 1839, Ana Maria Roybal was buried at the parish church. She was wife of Isidro Montoya, both citizens of Santa Fe. The cost was 4 pesos and 4- reales. 4. On 9 February 1840, Jose Maria Roybal and Maria Manuela Trujillo granted their permission for their daughter, Maria Guadalupe Roybal, to wed Jose Isidro Montoya. | Family: Jose Isidro de Jesus Montoya / Maria Guadalupe Roybal (F55369)
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| 8581 | Note: There is no hard evidence that Cristobal "El Viejo" Trujillo was a son of Diego Trujillo/Catalina Marquez, despite the common Trujillo surname. Diego Trujillo was noted to be Espanol while Cristobal Trujillo was noted to be Mestizo. It is conceivable that Cristobal "El Viejo" Trujillo could have been a son of Diego Trujillo, with the assumption that Diego Trujillo had relations with a Native American women, and conceived Cristobal. Book: Chavez, Angelico. "New Mexico roots ltd : a demographic perspective from genealogical, historical and geographic data found in the diligencias matrimoniales or pre-nuptial investigations (1678-1869) of the Archives of the Archdiocese of Santa Fe : multiple data extracted and here edited in a uniform presentation by years and family surnames." (1983). https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/cswr_reference/5 - 1694, Jan. 26 (no. 17), Santa Fe. JOSE DE TRUJILLO (26), soldier, son of Cristobal Trujillo and Maria Manzanares, native of New Mexico, and Antonia Lujan, d. of Matias Lujan and Francisca Romero, natives of New Mexico. - Witnesses: Antonio Sisneros (30), Ventura de Apodaca (25), Juan de Perea (31), all natives of New Mexico; Andres Gonzales (43), n. of Zacatecas. Pair married, Feb. 8, 1694, with witnesses Alferez Rafael Jiron and his sister Maria Zapata. Book: Chavez, Angelico. "New Mexico roots ltd : a demographic perspective from genealogical, historical and geographic data found in the diligencias matrimoniales or pre-nuptial investigations (1678-1869) of the Archives of the Archdiocese of Santa Fe : multiple data extracted and here edited in a uniform presentation by years and family surnames." (1983). https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/cswr_reference/5 Marriage of Bartolome Trujillo and Maria de Archuleta Note: Marriage was noted in records as beginning in April 1681, and listed as occuring on 2 April 1682. Bartolome Trujillo noted his parents as Cristobal Trujillo and Maria Sandoval. - Maria de Archuleta noted her parents as (Capitan) Juan de Archuleta and Maria Lujan. Book: Chavez, Angelico. "New Mexico roots ltd : a demographic perspective from genealogical, historical and geographic data found in the diligencias matrimoniales or pre-nuptial investigations (1678-1869) of the Archives of the Archdiocese of Santa Fe : multiple data extracted and here edited in a uniform presentation by years and family surnames." (1983). https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/cswr_reference/5 Marriage of Francisco de Torres and Angela Trujillo. Angela Trujillo was noted back to entry one, which listed parents as Cristobal Trujillo and Maria Sandoval. Diego de Vargas, Census of the El Paso district between December 22, 1692 and January 2, 1693. El Paso del Norte, New Mexico, Spain. Cristobal Trujillo listed with wife Maria Manzanares, Melchor (age 13), and Miguel (age 7). Also listed with this family was an orphan boy named Lorenzo (age 2). This Lorenzo not to be confused with his grand-son Lorenzo Trujillo, who was the son of Bartolome Trujillo, who was also listed in this census. | Trujillo, Cristobal "El Viejo" (I78584)
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| 8582 | Note: Until 1735, the town of Berkley was a part of the larger towns of Dighton and Taunton, both of which became a part of Bristol County, Massachusetts on 2 June 1685, but until then was a part of Plymouth Colony, Massachusetts. | Paul, Mary (I104447)
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| 8583 | Note: 28 October 1913 son Alois Tannheimer noted nearest relative was his father in law J. Hanser-Tonnheimer Kransal, living in Gallen, Switzerland. This was a list of arriving passengers to New York. His destination was Yankton, South Dakota. | Tannheimer, Jacob Alois (I144337)
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| 8584 | Note: At least one online web site list Josefa Gonzales Reinoso. Have found nothing to collaborate this info to date. https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3QS7-L9KJ-TWW5?i=542&cat=2302988 Padrones, Caja 47 letra-M, 1662-1950 (1689 - Monterrey) Image 543 of 894 | Gonzales, Josefa (I138024)
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| 8585 | Note: Civil birth records of some of Pedro Montemayor's children by 2nd wife Isabel Gonzales listed his father/mother and Isabel's father/mother. Pedro Montemayor was listed as the widow of Luz Trevino in Luz Trevino's 1857 Marin parish death record. Luz Trevino was Pedro Montemayor's 1st wife. https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:S3HY-X3WS-CGR?cc=1473204 Marín > Nuestra Señora de la Asunción > Matrimonios 1857-1922 image 32 of 506 1858 Marriage for Jose Miguel Martinez and Maria de Jesus Montemayor. - Marriage record mentioned a marriage dispensation of Consanguinity in the 2nd (groom) 3rd (bride) grade. The dispensa has not been found. - It appears that this relationship is as follows: Jose Felipe Martinez and Maria Petra Felicidad Martinez were brother/sister, both children of Joseph Dionicio Martinez and Maria Candelaria Marcelina Gonzales. - 1 - Jose Felipe Martinez (married to Maria del Refugio Pia Lozano) were the parents of 2 - Jose Miguel Martinez (groom) [Note two degrees of relationship separation]. - 1 - Maria Petra Felicidad Martinez (married to Jose Deciderio de Jesus Trevino) were the parents of 2 - Maria de la Luz Polonia Trevino (married to Pedro Jose Guadalupe Montemayor), who were the parents of 3 - Maria de Jesus Montemayor (Bride) [Note three degrees of relationship separation]. | Montemayor, Pedro Jose Guadalupe (I130576)
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| 8586 | Note: Michael Found under both Ayala and/or Trevino surnames in multiple records. #Start https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSXS-8PGN?i=272&cat=2358531 Dispensas matrimoniales, Caja 053, 1745-1773 Image 273 of 1365 - 1750-1751 (Valle de las Salinas) - Marriage dispensation for Joseph Rodriguez de Montemayor and Maria de Jesus Sanchez. - Joseph Rodriguez de Montemayor was listed as a widow, previously married to Maria Zaragoza Ruiz de Ocon. He was listed as originally of the valle de Guajuco (Nuevo Leon). His age listed in 1750 was 50, placing his year of birth circa 1700. His mother was not mentioned in this dispensation, but his father was noted to be Joseph Rodriguez. - Maria de Jesus Sanchez was listed as the daughter of Thomas Sanchez (deceased by 1750) and Maria Josefa de la Garza. She was listed as originally of Valled de Carrizal (Nuevo Leon). Her age listed in 1750 was 16, placing her year of birth circa 1734. - The bride/groom and bride/grooms previous wife were distantly related as follows: Garza Family: Juan de la Garza and Ynes (Ygnes) de la Garza were brother/sister. - Juan de la Garza was the father of Josefa de la Garza, who was the mother of Maria de Jesus Sanchez (bride). - Ynes (Ygnes) de la Garza was the mother of Joseph Rodriguez, who was the father of Joseph Rodriguez de Montemayor (groom). - Ayala (Trevino) Family: Diego Ayala and Maria Ayala were brother/sister. - Diego Ayala was the father of Vicente Ayala, who was the father of Micaela Ayala, who was the mother of Maria de Zaragoza Ruis de Ocon (deceased wife of groom). - Maria Ayala was the mother of Maria Josefa de la Garza, who was the mother of Maria de Jesus Sanchez (bride). #Finish | Ayala, Micaela de (Ayala Trevino) (I128754)
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| 8587 | Note: The marriage date may be 20 November 1712. | Family: Job Bench / Mary Mann (F41265)
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| 8588 | Noted as 3rd child of Edward Warren and Margaret Ardenerne in Cheshire England visitation (pedigree) records. (History of Cheshire, page 344) Was listed as a Colonel and a Merchant in various Maryland records. Was living in Maryland prior to 1657 as evidenced by the following: 1. Statement Humphrey Warren made 20 April 1659 that two years earlier, he had seen a "mare of Mr. Starkeys with two stone colts following her." 2. Was listed as a testator (witness) of the will of William Bromale(Brumale) of Kent County, Maryland. on 4 December 1660; (Maryland Calendar of Wills Volume 1, page 18) Immigrated for good in 1662 with son Humphrey as noted by following Maryland land entry: Early Families of Southern Maryland, Vol. 5, Warren, Page 113 (12Oct1662) Lay our Humphrey Warren, Merchant, 1000 acres of land, demanded for himself and his son Humphrey and Francis Jenkins and Anne Lane his servants transported in this pres(en)t year for which he demands 200 acres. (Land Office 5.235 - Charles County general assembly records) In 1663; his son Thomas was transported frm England. (Land Office5.305 -Charles County general assembly records) In 1664, Humphrey Warren of Wicomico river was named executor of the will of Bridget Heard of Potomac river (Maryland Calendar of Wills Volume 1, page 50) Prior to his death; land records indicate he conveyed land called "Frailty" on the West side of Wicomico to Josias Fendall in trust for his wife Ellen (Ellinor) and his youngest son Thomas Warren.(Charles County Land Records, book H #2431) His 3rd wife had re-married to Thomas Howell before the Estate was settled according to a statement of Humphrey Warren Junior on 19 April 1677. (Charles County general assembly records) | Warren, Humphrey (I45712)
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| 8589 | Noted as a possible grand-daughter of Sebastian Rodrigues de Salazar and Luisa Dias de Betanzos. | De Salazar, Catalina (I85272)
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| 8590 | Noted as a widow on 1900 federal census, living in Sherman, Grant County, Kansas. | Timmel, Marie "Mary" Anne (I144282)
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| 8591 | Noted as Coyota in 1709 marriage dispensation to Tomas Gonzales | Garza, Jacinta de la (I137949)
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| 8592 | Noted as Coyote in 1709 marriage dispensation to Jacinta de la Garza | Gonzales, Tomas (I138052)
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| 8593 | Noted as Coyote on marriage dispensation record. | Padilla, Christobal de (I139344)
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| 8594 | Noted as Espanola on marriage dispensation record. | Villarreal, Maria Josefa (I139345)
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| 8595 | Noted as India on 1819 marriage record. | Ramos, Maria Paula Ciriaca (I144763)
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| 8596 | Noted as India on marriage record | Nieto, Maria del Rosario (I144729)
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| 8597 | Noted as Indio on 1819 marriage record. | Perez, Jose de la Cruz (I144762)
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| 8598 | Noted as likely the Juan de la Cruz who came with Onate to Mexico in 1598. He is said to have changed his name to Duran, as another Juan de la Cruz was also in this area at this time. | Duran, Juan (Juan de la Cruz Duran) (I145914)
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| 8599 | Noted as Mestiza on 1706 marriage dispensation of Phelipe de la Cerda and Josefa Botello. | Cerda, Ysabel de la (I140448)
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| 8600 | Noted as Mestizo in 1756 marriage record. | Garza, Joseph Yrineo de la (I139135)
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