Matches 8,601 to 8,650 of 11,201
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| 8601 | Noted as Mestizo on marriage record | Peres, Francisco Antonio (I144728)
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| 8602 | Noted as Mestizo, via the following: On March 15, 1706, Juan Trujillo presented himself before the same two friars in the Villa de Santa Fe and he testified to what he learned about the alleged bigamy of Diego Arias de Quiros. Juan Trujillo declared he was "Mestizo, married with Ana de Herrera, española, hijo de Cristóbal Trujillo, Mestizo and his legitimate wife , María de Sandoval, coyota". Juan Trujillo married with Ana de Herrera, Spanish, and was noted as the son of Cristóbal Trujillo (Mestizo) and his legitimate wife, María de Sandoval (coyota). He further stated he was sixty years of age (b.ca. 1646) and a native of New Mexico. Juan also made mentioned his son, Baltasar Trujillo. Juan Trujillo was first married with Elvira Jimánez and then with Ana María de Herrera and had children by both wives. Juan gave his age as 60 in 1700 (b.ca. 1640), see DM 1700, July 16, El Paso del Río del Norte, in Fray Angélico Chávez, "New Mexico Roots, Ltd: An Addendum," in New Mexico Genealogist, 49:3, December 2010, 192. He gave his age as 60 in 1706 (b.ca. 1646) and identified himself as mestizo, see AGN, Inquisición, t. 735, ff. 467r – 468r, Testimony of Juan Trujillo, mestizo, March 15, 1706. He gave his age as 40 in 1692 (b.ca. 1652), see Archives of the Archdiocese of Santa Fe (AASF), Roll 59, DM 1692, September 11, no. 9, Corpus Christi de Ysleta, and Fray Angélico Chávez, "New Mexico Roots, Ltd.," 41-42. He gave his age as 38 in 1694 (b.ca. 1656), see AASF, Roll 59, DM 1694, November 14, no. 29, Santa Fe, and Chávez, "New Mexico Roots, Ltd," 439. Juan gave his age as 40 and declared he was a native of Río Abajo in 1695 (b.ca. 1655), see AASF, Roll 59, DM 1695, January 16, no. 19, Santa Fe, and Chávez, "New Mexico Roots, Ltd," 504. He gave his age as 66 in 1714 (b.ca. 1648), see AASF, Roll 61, DM 1714, July 18, no. 2, San Ildefonso, and Chávez, "New Mexico Roots, Ltd," 119. Juan Trujillo was identified as being deceased by September 23, 1722, when his son, Juan Trujillo, sought to marry Gregoria Chirinos, see AASF, Roll 61, DM 1722, September 23, no. 9, Santa Fe, and Chávez, "New Mexico Roots, Ltd.," 1929. | Trujillo, Juan Jose (I78628)
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| 8603 | Noted as Widow on 1824 marriage bann record. Believe she died before 1841; and may be the Elizabeth Benn listed as born 1775 and died 12 October 1834 in Church Lawford, England. | Jennings, Elizabeth (I134869)
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| 8604 | Noted in 1739 marriage dispensation to be residing in Guanajuato for the last 2 years. | Cruz, Augustin de la (I140510)
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| 8605 | Noted in 1741 will of father Juan Guerra as dying as a juvenile. | Guerra, Domingo (I138964)
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| 8606 | Noted in 1741 will of father Juan Guerra as married to Antonio Ladron de Guevara. | Guerra, Luisa (I138957)
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| 8607 | Noted in 1885 land record as being the daughter of Miguel Angel Martin and Maria Dolores Martin | Martin, Petra (I146248)
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| 8608 | Noted in 5 April 1741 will of his father Juan Guerra as Unmarried. | Guerra, Francisco Xavier (Guerra Canamar) (I138946)
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| 8609 | Noted in land records as the daughter of Juan Pablo Martin. | Martin, Maria Francisca (Martin Martinez Salazar) (I76078)
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| 8610 | Noted in lengthy 1801 Property ownership documents as the step-son of Mateo Trujillo. The various documents also list that Diego's mother was Maria de Tapia, who was married to Mateo Trujillo. These documents are noted between 25 Jun 1801 through 24 August 1801 in ancestry.com files under the heading "Land Records of New Spain, 1692-1916". They also include Francisco Trujillo, the father of Mariano Trujillo and Joseph Trujillo. | Romero, Diego (I145869)
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| 8611 | Noted in marriage record as Espanol | Garcia, Joseph Domingo (I145715)
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| 8612 | Noted in marriage record as Espanola | Nieto, Francisca (Nieto Sardeneta) (I135322)
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| 8613 | Noted in marriage record as Mestizo, and in others as Castizo, and Espanol | Requena, Joseph de (I135321)
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| 8614 | Noted in marriage record in 1870 as originally of Paolruea?, but since infant of Monterrey, Mexico. Noted in the civil birth record of son Juan de Dios Martinez to be originally of Cadereyta Jimenez. | Martinez, Alejandro (I135927)
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| 8615 | Noted in marriage record to be the son (Juan) Diego Trujillo and Juana Benavides. | Trujillo, Juan Antonio (I146196)
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| 8616 | Noted in marriage records as Espanola | Provencio, Maria Juliana Juana (I145714)
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| 8617 | Noted in other online database records as married on 15 Jan 1779 in Santiago, Valle del Guajuco, Nuevo Leon. Have not yet found this actual record. | Family: Antonio Onofre Garcia / Ana Maria de Jesus Moya, (Perez Moya) (F49228)
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| 8618 | Noted in records of son Baltazar as Mestiza | Ximenes, Elvira (I145922)
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| 8619 | Noted in Sumter, South Carolina court record "Matthew Graham vs Hugh Graham" that David and Edward Graham resided in Alabama. Noted 18 June 1821 record. | Graham, David (I103696)
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| 8620 | Noted in Sumter, South Carolina court record "Matthew Graham vs Hugh Graham" that David and Edward Graham resided in Alabama. Noted 18 June 1821 record. | Graham, Edward (I103697)
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| 8621 | Noted in the 1741 will of her father Juan Guerra that she died without leaving a successor. | Guerra, Maria Xaviera Jacinta (Guerra Canamar) (I138955)
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| 8622 | Noted in the 22 Sep 1817 Abiquiu burial record as the widow of Faustin Trujillo, and noted of vecinos placitas (Las Placitas). - Las Placitas is next to El Rito and West of Ojo Caliente. It is actually closer to Ojo Caliente, then to Abiquiu. - Being listed as a widow means that Faustin Trujillo had died before her burial on 22 Sep 1817. | Griego, Maria Rosa (I85247)
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| 8623 | Noted in the family bible of Dora [Underwood] Eager to have married Algrin A. Warren on September 20, 1903. Direct family records of Floyd T. Warren list his name as Arthur Algin Warren. Floyd is the son of Ernest Warren, younger brother of Arthur Algin Warren. Arthur was a Hotel Proprieter in 1910 | Warren, Arthur Algin (I66942)
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| 8624 | Noted in the will of father Jose Manuel Trujillo through his widow Antonia Rosa (Martin) | Trujillo, Antonio (I145396)
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| 8625 | Noted in the will of his brother Jose Manuel Trujillo through Mateo Trujillo, who listed him as his uncle. | Trujillo, Jose (I145879)
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| 8626 | Noted on 1693 El Paso el Norte census as age 54, daughter of Cristobal Trujillo and Maria de Sandoval | Trujillo, Micaela (I145913)
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| 8627 | Noted on baptism record as Mulato | Cerda, Jose de Jesus (I136238)
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| 8628 | Noted on marriage informational record as India | Perez, Teodocia (Perez Moreno) (I140844)
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| 8629 | Noted on marriage informational record as Indio | Gonzales, Jose Maria Ysabel de Jesus (I140843)
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| 8630 | Noted on marriage record and baptism record as Mestizo. | Torres, Juan Jose (I144165)
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| 8631 | Noted on marriage record as India. | Hernandez, Maria Tomasa de los Angeles (I144166)
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| 8632 | Noted on marriage record as Indio. | Reyes, Juan de los (I144122)
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| 8633 | Noted on marriage record as Mestiza. | Requena, Feliciana (Requena Rodrigues) (I135354)
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| 8634 | Noted on marriage record as Mestiza. | Olvera, Petra Maria (I140824)
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| 8635 | Noted on Marriage record as Mestizo. | Torres, Jose Leandro (I140823)
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| 8636 | Noted on marriage record to be the son of Diego Trujillo and Juana Martin. | Trujillo, Pedro Ygnacio (I146183)
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| 8637 | Noted on son Phelipe de la Cerda marriage dispensation as Espanola. | Arispe, Maria de (I140438)
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| 8638 | Noted on son Phelipe de la Cerda marriage dispensation as Mestizo. | Cerda, Phelipe "Felipe" de la (I140437)
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| 8639 | Noted to have lived in Saltillo for about 9 years in 1739, originally from Zacatecas (Nueva Galacia). | Martinez, Sebastiana (Martinez Sotomayor) (I140523)
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| 8640 | Noted to have resided in Moyahua, Zacatecas, Mexico (Contitlan). | Sotomayor, Onofre de (Sotomayor Soto) (I136358)
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| 8641 | Notes for ANNA LEWIS: This Indenture made this 19 th day of October in the year of our Lord One Thousand Eight Hundred and Sixteen, between Samuel Scaggs and Icy his wife, Polly Scaggs, James Scaggs, John Scaggs and Zebulon Scaggs children heirs and legal representatives of Anne Scaggs deceased late Anne Lewis daughter of Samuel Lewis deceased of the county of Greenbrier State of Virginia of the one part and John and Joseph Mann of the county of Monroe State of Virginia of the other part. --------- that the said children , heirs and legal representitives for and in consideration of the sum of one dollar lawful money of Virginia them in hand paid by the said John and Jacob Mann the reciept whereof is hereby acknowledged have granted bargin and sold and by these presents do grant and bargin and sell unto the said John and Jacob Mann their heirs and assigns one certain tract or parcel of land containing Fifty acres by survey be the same more or less, lying and being in the said County of Monroe it being part of a survey of 300 acres for which a patent issued to Samuel Lewis the 18th March 1790. the said part was alloted so the said heirs of Anne Scaggs deceased by the commissoners appointed by the county Court of Monroe this 22 June 1815. Which Fifty acres is know by W1 and is bounded as follows towit. Begining at a spanish on the North side of Indian Creek corner to said patent and with S47 E28 poles crossing the creek to two thickoues a dogwood S33 E64 poles crossing said creek at the mouth of back Creek to the sugar tree Sq. E40 poles to two thickoues a sugar tree S30 E40 poles to a white oak thickory S4 W32 poles to three white oaks N80 E24 poles to two white oaks corner to the patent. Thence through the original grant N30 W50 poles to a yellow --- dogwood N75 W36 poles totwo sugar trees la dogwood on a hill side N30 W62 poles crossing back creek toa white oak thickory N45 W47 poles to a white oak North 40poles toa white oak on a hilside N50 W50 poles toa white oak nothe patent line and with the same S30 W34 poles tothe Begining together with and singular the appartenancies there unto belonging or in any wise appertaining to have and hold the said fifty acres of land with it's appartenances unto the John and Jacob their heirs and assigns forever to the only proper ---- and behoof of them the said John and Jacob Mann thier heirs and assigns forever and the said children and heirs for themselves said heirs executors and administrators do consent with the said John and Jacob Mann thier heirs and assigns that they the said children heirs and legal representitives the said fifty acres of land with it's appartencies unto said John and Jacob Mann thier heirs and assigns against the claim or claims of them the said children and heirs of said Anne Lewis their heirs and of all and every person or persons whatever shall and will warrent andn forever defaud by these presents inwitness whereof the said children heirs and representitives of said Ann have here unto set their hands and seals on the day and year first above written signs and seals adn delivers in the presence of Monroe County Court towit. Samuel Scggs seal Icy Scggs seal The document goes on and the witnesses swear that the above is true ect... So Ann Skaggs wife of Joseph died in 1815. So her and Joseph must of been devoriced before he married Margaret Swope. | Lewis, Anna (I16798)
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| 8642 | Notes for FRANCIS DEGROOT HOAGLAND: From "The Hoagland Family in America" Witnesses to Francis' baptism were Isaac Bedlo and Elizabeth DePotter. | Hooglandt, Francis Degroot (I34176)
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| 8643 | Notes for HARMAN HOAGLAND: From "The Hoagland Family in America" Witnesses to Harman's baptism were Martin Cregier and ElizabethCregier | Hooglandt, Harman (I47355)
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| 8644 | Notes for Jacob Osalt: Jacob's Will: dated October 6, 1814 In the name of God Amen. I Jacob Oswalt of Londonderrytownship,Bedford County and State ofPennsylvania being of perfect mindand memoryand calling unto mind and mortality of my body and knowingthat isappointed for all men once to die. Do make and ordain this mylast willand testament in the following form and manner first andprinsably Igeave and recomend my soul to allmighty christian burialand of suchworldly effects as it heath pleased God to bless me with Idispose of inthe following form and manner first I geave and bequeathunto my eldestson Tobias, all my estate consisting of the plantationwhereas I now liveon in the township and county as with all theappertionances thereuntobelonging togetherwith all my moveableproperty and household furnituremixed or unmixed, receiving orderingand directing that my son Tobias,pay unto each and every of my otherchildren and heirs the sum of threedollars each that is to say to mydaughter Catherine three dollars and tomy daughter Cristin threedollars to my son Michael three dollars, to mydaughter Susan threedollars and to my son Jacob three dollars and I doby these presentsconstitute ordain and appoint my said son Tobias andHenry Meheton? tobe the entire and sole executors of this my will andtestament hearbyrevoking annuling and setting aside all other willsheretofore made byme hereby ratifying and confirming this to be my onlylast will andtestament In Witness whearof I heave hearunto put my handand seal thissixth day of October in the year of our Lord 1814 His Jacob Oswalt X mark In Presence of us: BEnj Tomlinson, Henry Hetherington, Conreleus De Vore. | Oswalt, Jacob (I4013)
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| 8645 | Notes for JOSEPH SKAGGS: Joseph was born during a time in our past, that was very historical. It was just one year before he was born that the Second Continental Congress declared our freedom from Britain with the Declaration of Independence, on July 4, 1776. Which ment that Joseph was born during the Revoltionary War. After the war there were only the Thirteen Colonies and a vast area of land in the west that was the home to few white men and many Indians. George Washington was the president and our country would never be the same. It would expand and grow into one of the most powerful and respected lands anywhere. At this time little is known about Joseph and his life. He was married twice and had 12 children to my knowledge. He lived and went to Church in the Greenbrier county area. He is even listed as one of the founding members of the Greenbrier Baptist Church that is still standing today. Around 1825 Joseph and his family moved West. They ended up in Henry County, Indiana where he and his wife Margaret farmed and lived out the rest of their lives. At the time of his death Joseph was quite a succesful man judgeing by the size of his will. You must remember that in the 1830's when he died $10.00 was allot of money. To this date also we do not know where Joseph and Margaret are buried. They lived and died around Dudly Township in Henry County, Ind. But at this time the graves have not been found. Last will and Testament Henry County Ind. Will record A pg. 43-46 In the name of God, Amen, this is to be my last Will and Testament and I want in the first place for my debts to be paid and I give and bequeath to my wife Margaret Skaggs, a thrid part of the eighty acres of land that I now live on the third part of said land during her life and I also give her the mare that I now own and two cows and one bed and bed cloths, and all the house and kitchen furniture and I also give and bequeath to my oldest son Samuel Skaggs, the east half of the south west quater of section twenty five in township Seventeen South of range eleven east, and I also give and bequeath unto my third son John Skaggs one hundread dollars nest fall, and I give and bequeath to my forth son Zebulon Skaggs one hurdred dollars nest fall, come year and I give and bequeath to my fifth son Michael Skaggs one hundred dollars next fall come year, and I give and bequeath to my next son Andrew Skaggs, the eighty acres of land that I now live on, with exception of his mother's third for her life time. but after her death the whole eighty acres is to belong to Andrew, my second son James, I give him fifty acres of land in Virginia for his hundred dollars. I give and bequeat to my daughter Polly one dollar. and I give and bequeath to my daughter Delia Skaggs fofty dollars against the twenty fifth of December in the year eighteeen hundred and thirty two. and I give and bequeath to my daughter Jane Skaggs fifty dollars against the 25th of december eighteen hunrdred and thirty two, And I give and bequeath to my daughter Cinderilla Skaggs fifty dollars against the twenty fifth of december in the year eighteen hundred and thirty two. And there is one hundred and fifty dollars and senvety nine cents that is due in the year eighteen hundred and thirty three, that I want my wife Margaret Skaggs to have to do as she thinks proper except fifty dollars and that I want her to give to my son Michael Skaggs, And I do hereby appoint Robert Thompson ,Austin Hammer and Michael Skaggs, adminmistrators of my Will and Testiment this the 16th of October in the year of our Lord 1829 his Witnesses Michael Swope Joseph x Skaggs David Norton mark | Skaggs, Joseph (I79461)
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| 8646 | Notes for Tobias Oswalt: His will was probated September 3, 1827 in Bedford Co, Pennsylvania:"Inthe name of God Amen. I Tobias Oswalt, being weak in body but ofsoundmind and perfect memory, blessed by God of the same, do make andpublishthis my last will and testament in manner and form, that is tosay firstI will and bequeath unto my wife Rachel Oswalt my dwellingplantation andthe appertainances belonging thereto and also theproceeds of the wholdone third part of all my personal property. Ialso bequeath unto mydaughter Catherine Purky an equal part with allmy children exceptfifteen dollars which I have already paid her. Ialso bequeath unto myson Jacob three dollars only as his whole legacy. I also give andbequeath unto the widow and heirs of my son, GeorgeOswalt, elevendollars which has already been paid which is the wholeof their legacy. Ialso bequeath unto my sons,to wit, Andrew, (andlikewise my daughtersMargaret, Elizabeth, and Rachel, and Isaac, Johnand Henry and Marth allan equalproportion. I also will and requirethat the dwelling plantationas aforementioned, after the decease of mywife. Rachel Oswalt, shall besold bor the best price it will fetch anddivide in equal proportion asabove mentioned. I hereby constitute mytwo sons Isaac and John my soleexecutors of this my last will andtestament. In witness whereof I havehereunto set my hand and seal this17th day of August, 1827. Signed andpublished and declared by theabove named Tobias Oswalt to be his lastwill and testament in thepresence of us who have hereunto subscribed outnames and witnesses inthe presence of the testator, witnesspresent:Jesse Tomlinson,(illegibe) Jesse Valentine. (typed just as typed byWayne Mc Kean usingthe same punctuation, capitalization and spelling). | Oswalt, Tobias (I4128)
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| 8647 | Notes: Likely from Guadalcazar, San Luis Potosi, where daughter Andrea was born. Antonio Requena also had a son, Onecimo Requena, born about 1905. Another Onecimo Requena, originally from San Luis Potosi, but living in Guemez, had a son named Juan Requena, born 1905 in Guemez. This Onecimo was 40 years of age in 1905, placing his birth year around 1865. Likely a brother, since Antonio Requena also had a son named Onecimo Requena, as it was not a very common name. It is highly likely that Antonio was not baptized, and likely that he was born when his mother died ca November 1865. Civil records for this timeframe are not available for Guadalcazar and Pozos. | Requena, Antonio (I134963)
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| 8648 | Nova Simmons-McClintic COTTAGE GROVE - The funeral will be held Oct. 4 for NovaLeonaSimmons-McClintic of Cottage Grove, who died Oct. 1 ofage-relatedcauses. She was 95. Simmons-McClintic was born March 7, 1908, in Imnaha to Jasper andAmyBarnes Simmons. She married John McClintic in 1930. He died in1965. She and her brothers and sisters worked on the family homestead,wherethey grew apricots and tomatoes. Chief Joseph's tribe would passby theirhome in the spring and fall, and her parents bought moccasinsfrom themfor their daughters. Her family lived in Mount Angel for a year before settling in Eugenein1920. She finished grade school but her parents could not afford tobuybooks for her to attend high school. She worked in the hop fields as a check girl and later in thebeanfields, eventually becoming a yard boss. She served as a Cub Scout leader. She wintered in Arizona for 20yearsand her interests included going to the desert and collectingrocks. Sheenjoyed camping, fishing and hunting. She also enjoyedtaking walks andwalked a mile every day until she was 94. She will beremembered forsaying that walking was good for the soul, plus younever knew what youwere going to see. Survivors include a son, Roger McClintic of Cottage Grove; a brother,BobSimmons of Alaska; two sisters, Vivian Harper of Alabama and VioletAdamsof Albany; three grandchildren; and five great- grandchildren. Saturday's service will be held at 2 p.m. at Lane Memorial Gardens&Funeral Home in Eugene. Burial will be at Lane Memorial Gardens. | Simmons, Nova Leona (I18035)
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| 8649 | November 15, 1711, Antonio Trujillo, 30, native of New Mexico living in Pojoaque, son of Juan Trujillo and Elvira Jiménez, deceased, and María Córdova, 15, daughter of Antonio Córdova, deceased, and Eugenia de Herrera, natives of New Mexico. Witnesses: José Trujillo and Antonia López. (AASF, Roll 61, fr. 007, DM 1711, October, 6, no. 2, Santa Cruz; and Chávez, "New Mexico Roots, Ltd.," 1927 ) | Family: Antonio Trujillo / Ana Maria de Cordoba (F31492)
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| 8650 | Novr. 1, 1785. Wm. Warren and Catherine, his wife; Saml. WarrenandBetty, his wife of Spots. Co. to Wm. Durrett of Caroline County.�20. 195a. in Spots. Co. No witnesses. Novr. 1, 1785. | Warren, Samuel Jr. (I35231)
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