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| 9351 | Rufus Underwood Enumeration District: 0131 Color: W Age: 36 Birth Place: Kentucky Visit: 0180 County: Taylor Relation: Husband Relatives: Wife Elisebeth E 37, Kentucky Daughter Oma E 11, Kentucky Son Lyman R 03, Kentucky Stepson Samuel L Purvis 20, Kentucky | Underwood, Rufus (I80068)
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| 9352 | Ruidoso News Obituaries Jan 3, 2006 Bonnie Arthur Allen Mountain man climbs the mountain to be with God Under God's magnificent sky, Bonnie Arthur Allen was welcomed intothislife July 26, 1928. He was born to Bonnie L. Allen and BerthaSkaggsAllen on the EK Ranch in the Sacramento Mountains of New Mexico.He wentto school in Weed until moving to Tularosa to finish highschool assalutatorian in 1946. At the age of 17, Bonnie worked on the Wood's Ranch, which is now apartof the missile range after the government moved the ranchers offtheirland to establish White Sands Missile Range. It really brokeBonnie'sheart, as he loved ranch work. One night in 1945, Bonnie woketo what hethought was an earthquake. He ran outside to see a brilliantlight, whichlater became known to the public as the first test of theatom bomb. Bonnie later moved back to Tularosa and married Betty JoJones(deceased), and had a son, Mike Allen (deceased), followed byJudy AnnAllen Ferguson, married to Otis Ferguson, of Colorado Springs;PattyAllen, of Eunice; and John L. Allen, married to Jenny Allen, ofTularosa.Bonnie left behind 14 grandchildren: Shane, Stephen andTiffany Allen,Vaunda Montoya, Aaron Elza, Ty Spires, Roman Sanchez,Tanya Gier, MandyTalbot, Josh, Kami, John, Ashley and Aleesha Allen;and a herd ofgreat-grandchildren. Bonnie later helped in the construction of the tunnel goingtoCloudcroft, and then went to work at Holloman Air Force Base.Heeventually became the supervisor of military vehicle maintenanceforunits deployed to European countries. Bonnie was active in the Mounted Patrol, N.M. Wildlife Association,andthe Lions Club. His greatest love was the mountains, where hunting and fishingbroughtlight to his heart. Sharing that love with his children andgrandchildrenensured that sharing continued from generation togeneration. On Sept. 17, 1978, Bonnie killed a 339 6/8 trophy bull elk with a bowinthe North American Big Game Competition. In 1974, Bonnie married Linda Edington and moved to Mayhill, wheretheymade their home. Bonnie raised two daughters with Linda; KittyWaldrip,married to Kent Waldrip, of Alamogordo. They have onedaughter, BonnieJean, of Carlsbad. Helen Waldrip lives in Carlsbad,and Lonnie Waldriplives in Texas. Linda and Bonnie shared 31 devoted years, side by side, whetherhunting,fishing, or building for the future. They attended the Lord oftheMountain Fellowship Church, where the members looked forward toBonnie'spoems, stories, and testimonies. He is survived by his sister Love Royland, of Forest Grove, Ore.,hisbrother David Allen, of Jal; and two sisters, Agnita Searcy, ofAbilene,Texas, and Tressia Owens of San Angelo, Texas. Bonnie was preceded in death by his parents Bonnie L. Allen andBerthaSkaggs Allen; his son Mike Allen; his brother Elmer Allen, ofPine Top,Ariz.; and his sister JoAnn Simpson; formerly of Tularosa. Bonnie will be missed for many things, especially his humor he carriedonto his maker. The testimony of his life is making his Mom's dreams come true whenhechose a close walk with his Lord and Savior, and to the Lord he gavethatglory. Services will be at 10 a.m. Saturday, Jan. 7, at the Mountain oftheLord's Fellowship with Pastor John Mikul officiating. There will beaviewing at the same location between 8 a.m. and 10 a.m. Bonnie willthenbe buried in Burnt Canyon. The Extension Club will be serving amealafter the services. Pallbearers will be Aaron Elza, Josh Allen, Ty Spires, John Allen,FrankAllen, and Jimmy Candelaria. Honorary pallbearers bill be RomanSanchez,Lincoln Gier, Cody Allen, Ray Sainz, Doug Lane, Jesse Wade,and Mike Guy. | Allen, Bonnie Arthur (I9719)
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| 9353 | Rush County, Indiana Walnut Bridge Monthly Quaker Meeting, Births and Deaths, Book A. Listed Thomas Worth born 6 May 1834 in Rush County, Indiana, son of William and Sarah Worth. | Worth, Thomas Samuel C. (I129554)
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| 9354 | Rush T Close Enumeration District: 0041 Color: W Age: 46 Birth Place: Kentucky Visit: 0170 County: Green Relation: Husband Relatives: Daughter Lillie C 17, Kentucky Son William T 13, Kentucky Daughter Ella M 10, Kentucky Son Frank W 08, Kentucky Son Wiley 05, Kentucky Mother Elizabeth 76, Kentucky | Close, Rush T. (I54284)
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| 9355 | Russell Perkins - | Warren, Robert John (I36506)
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| 9356 | Ruth Alice "Simpson" Denkers 1919 ~ 2005 Our beloved motherandgrandmother passed away January 22nd, 2005 in Omaha Nebraskafollowing acourageous battle with cancer. Ruth was born December 30th,1919 toDevina and William Simpson in Layton, Utah. Ruth married HaroldJohnDenkers March 30th, 1940. She was a lifelong resident of Salt LakeCity,Utah, moved to Omaha, Nebraska in 2002 to live with her son andfamily.She worked at "OC Tanners" and performed volunteer work atlocalhospitals for many years. Ruth loved her friends and the beautyof theworld around her; she was a member of The Church of Jesus ChristofLatter-day Saints. At her departure here, Ruth has been reunitedwith herhusband, Harold; two daughters, Sherrin Lee King and RebeccaD. Halton;four grandchildren; parents; her brother, Howard; andsister, Afton.Surviving is her sister, Nora of Layton, Utah; son,Kent, and his wife,Louise, of Omaha Nebraska; 10 grandchildren (BryanDenkers, and his wife,Karen, of Oma-ha, Nebraska); and 18great-grand-children. Her finalresting place will be Wasatch LawnMemorial Park in Salt Lake City Utah. Published in the Salt Lake Tribune on 1/24/2005. | Simpson, Ruth Alice (I31436)
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| 9357 | Ruth Felte Ruth Felte, 82, of Windsor died Sunday, July 23, at Kenton ManorinGreeley. She was born April 25, 1923, in Fort Collins to John andMinnie(Hildenburg) Greenwalt. On June 15, 1941, she married Henry Felte in Windsor. Theylaterdivorced. She graduated from Fort Collins High School in 1941. She and Henrylivedon the family farm in Severance until she moved to The Governor'sFarmApartments in 1986. She then moved to Kenton Manor in 1988. Mrs. Felte enjoyed gardening, painting ceramics, playing cards,bingo,baking and teaching the grandkids how to play poker as well asplayingboard games with them. She was a member of Faith United Church of Christ, SeveranceProgressiveClub, Does of the Elks Lodge and Eldergarden of Greeley. Survivors are her daughter, Carolyn "Cooky" Adams and husband RonofEvergreen; two sons, Lauren Felte and wife Debby of Severance andKennethFelte of Windsor; nine grandchildren, Michael Felte and wifeStephanie ofSeverance, Kristi Martinez and husband Joel and ShayneDuff, all ofCraig; Cody Adams and Harry Adams, both of Denver, and AmyDuff andhusband Edward, Jennifer Felte, Shawn Archuleta and AustinFelte, all ofNew Mexico; and five great-grandchildren, Shania KayFelte, PrestonVonDane, Heather Felte, Allen-Dean Felte and CassandraMercer. She was preceded in death by her parents; her ex-husband, HenryFelte,who died May 2004; a sister, Helen Asmus; and a brother, LloydGreenwalt. Services will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Faith United Church of ChristinWindsor. Interment will be in Lakeview Cemetery Windsor. Visitationwillbe from 3-8 p.m. today at Adamson Memorial Windsor Chapel. Condolences may be sent to the family at www.adamsonchapels.com | Greenwalt, Ruth Frances (I119864)
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| 9358 | Ruth may have been married at least twice: 1st to B. A. Zimmerman in Henrietta, Clay County, Texas on 3 Dec 1922. 2nd to O.L. Pipkins in Henrietta, Clay County, Texas on 10 Sep 1927. | Davis, Ruth (I131724)
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| 9359 | Rutherford County Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions 1840-41 1840 --- Rutherford Co., NC. Court Minutes, December Court. No. 7. Thomas Littlejohn proved a deed from Mary Ann Waldrop to Jaconias Waldrope containing the interest of the Said Mary Ann Waldrope in the Landed estate of her Father Jaconias Waldrope. dated 21st day of October 1840. 1846 --- Rutherford Co., NC. Edmond Waldrop's Will. Will Book E, page 162. Will dated 10 Jul 1846, proven Aug of 1846. 1840 --- Rutherford Co., NC. Marriage Record. Edmund Waldrop to Mary Ann Waldrop. 23 Oct 1840. Samuel Wilkins, bondmaker. | Waldrop, Mary Ann (I20445)
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| 9360 | Rydz, Irene D. March 29, 2005 - Chicago Tribune Irene D. Rydz, nee Giza, beloved wife of the late Eugene; loving mother of Kenneth (Susie), Thomas (Laura), Coni (Bob) Karsten and Gregory (Kathryn); dear grandmother of Kenneth, Jeffrey, Sean, Krystine, Kyrie, Tammy and Michael; great-grandmother of Kyle, Jasmine and Libby; also many nieces and nephews. Funeral Wednesday 9:30 a.m. from Modell Funeral Home, 7710 S. Cass Ave, Darien, to Our Lady of Peace Church. Mass 10 a.m. Entombment Queen of Heavem Cemetery Christ The King Garden Mausoleum. Visitation Tuesday 2 to 9 p.m. Member of Our Lady of Peace Choir and retired Secretary of the Star Sentinel Newspapers. 630-852-3595 Irene D. Rydz: Newspaper Obituary and Death Notice Doings, The (Elmhurst, IL) - March 31, 2005 Deceased Name: Irene D. Rydz Irene D. Rydz, nee Giza, of Willowbrook died Sunday, March 27, at Hinsdale Hospital. Mrs. Rydz, 78, was born Jan. 13, 1927, in Chicago. She was a homemaker. She was preceded in death by her husband, Eugene. Mrs. Rydz is survived by her children, Kenneth (Susie), Thomas (Laura), Coni (Bob) Karsten and Gregory (Kathryn); her grandchildren, Kenneth, Jeffrey, Sean, Krystine, Kyrie, Tammy and Michael; and her great-grandchildren, Kyle, Jasmine and Libby. A funeral was held Tuesday, March 29, at Our Lady of Peace Church in Darien. Entombment was at Queen of Heaven Cemetery, Christ the King Mausoleum in Hillside. Arrangements were made by Modell Funeral Home in Darien. | Giza, Irene Dorothy (I121908)
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| 9361 | Sabret and Nancy were married in Greene County, Missouri, June 7, 1846,so this leads me to believe that Emmanuel Jackson is the son fromanothermarriage since he was born about 1841 according to the 1850census. Thechild, John S. is 2, so this is the son of Sabret andNancy. Ten yearslater in Bosque County,Texas, Sabret and Nancy havefour more children.They left AR between 1854 and 1857. William S. wasborn 1854 in AR andMary L. was born 1857 in TX. In the 1860 census ofClifton, BosqueCounty,Texas there are six Everett families living nearthe Smiths. In the 1860 census, John S. Everett (63) and Susan (53) FranksEverettare in Coryell Co.,TX. At some point between 1860 and 1880, theSmithsmoved to or near Hamilton County, Texas. In 1880, Jesse NelmsSmith andRuth Mae Brandon Smith are living in Lampasas County,Texas.Jesse Smithstates in the census that he was born in AR. and probablywas born inSearcy Co.,AR. Sabret and Nancy were in Searcy Co.,AR in1850 and JesseN. Smith was born in 1851. Searcy Co. was formed in 1838from Marion Co.The county seat of Searcy is Marshall. There are two graves in the Hurst Ranch Cemetery near W.K. Brandonandwife Mary Susana Smith Brandon that say only Mother and FatherSmith.Could this be Sabret and Nancy Everett Smith? | Smith, Sabret (I15444)
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| 9362 | Sacred Heart Parish baptism records, Costilla, Taos, New Mexico Volume 1 (Image 219 of 273) - Listed as born 24 May 1879, and baptized 1 June 1879. Noted as the son of Luis Rafael Trujillo and Juana Nepo Lavato. Padrinos were Manuel Estevan Trujillo and Paula Medina. | Trujillo, Antonio Jose (I90961)
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| 9363 | Sacred Heart Parish baptism records, Costilla, Taos, New Mexico Volume 1 (image 252 of 273) - Listed as born 13 May 1882, and baptized 4 May 1881. Noted as the daughter of Luis Rafael Trujillo and Maria Juana Lovato. Padrino was Tranquilino Trujillo | Trujillo, Maria Racaela (I78353)
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| 9364 | Sacred Heart Parish baptism records, Costilla, Taos, New Mexico Volume 2 (Image 7 of 288) - Listed as born 13 May 1882, and baptized 15 May 1882. Noted as the daughter of Luis Rafael Trujillo and Maria Juana Nepo Lovato. Padrinos were Juan Ysidro ? and Maria Ysidora Trujillo | Trujillo, Maria Genoveba (I75819)
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| 9365 | Salinas Victoria Marriage records, parish of Nuestra Senora de Guadalupe, filmed 1755-1835, image 164 of 585. This image lists marriages for November of 1790. | Family: Joseph Dionicio Martinez / Maria Candelaria Marcelina Gonzales (F48294)
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| 9366 | Salt Lake Tribune Sale City Laky Utah November 22nd, 2000 Kenneth John Wronkowski MAGNA -- Kenneth John Wronkowski, 42, passed away at his home Nov. 19, 2000 of natural causes. Born November 17, 1958 in Green Bay, Wisconsin to Eugene MichaelandTheresa Rose Gierczak Wronkowski. He married Linda Ingram July 3, 1999 in Tooele, Utah. Ken followed and was a fan of the Green Bay Packers. He enjoyed arm wrestling, bowling, golf, and throwing darts. Healsoenjoyed the outdoors including fishing and camping. Survived by his wife; children, Tiffany (Paul) Hewitt, Jeri(Lyle)Williams, Crystal (Gary) Hyland, Stacy (Chad) Downard, TracyAmos, Joshua(Celeste) Amos, and Michael Hungrige; ten grandchildren;his parents;brothers and sister, Michael (Patricia), Gary (Judy), Paul (Ruby), and Tracy Wronkowski; special friends, Keith Rigby,RobertSchneider, and Carey World; and many nieces and nephews wholoved himdearly. Funeral services will be held 11 a.m. Friday, Nov. 24, 2000 at thePeelFuneral Home, 8525 West 2700 South, Magna, where friends may callFriday10-11 a.m. Private interment. | Wronkowski, Kenneth John (I53191)
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| 9367 | Sampson is proven to be the son of John Ingram of Wolgaston (Wolgarston). Sampson takes the Oath of Allegiance along with his Father (John) in 1612 in Wolgarston. Also listed as the brother of Edward Ingram in the will of Edward Ingram in 1648/49. | Ingram, Sampson (I37791)
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| 9368 | Samuel Allis (2nd marriage for him) to Abigail Johnson. | Allis, Samuel (I32896)
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| 9369 | Samuel B Vance Enumeration District: 0041 Color: W Age: 67 Birth Place: Kentucky Visit: 0248 County: Green Relation: Husband Relatives: Wife Martha E 52, Kentucky Mother-in-law Liza Healm 75, Kentucky SIL Mable V 28, Kentucky 1 non-relative | Vance, Samuel B. (I46452)
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| 9370 | Samuel Caulk Enumeration District: 0080 Color: W Age: 50 Birth Place: Kentucky Visit: 0181 County: Larue Relation: Husband Relatives: Wife Alcie 39, Kentucky Daughter Maudie M 16, Kentucky | Caulk, Samuel (I55072)
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| 9371 | Samuel Chase and his wife moved from Portsmouth to Swansea about 1700. In his will, dated 19 Feb. 1755 and proved 4 Apr. 1758, he mentioned his children Martha Bowen, Susannah Buffington, Sarah Baker, and Elisha, Samuel, Eleazer, Philip, and John Chase, Samuel, Joseph, Edward, and Philip Slade, children of Edward and Phebe Slade, and his [the testator's] granddaughters, Abigail Chase and Sarah Robinson. | Chase, Samuel (I84159)
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| 9372 | Samuel D. Anderson Samuel David Anderson, age 18, died peacefully in his mother�s armsattheir Harris home, surrounded by his family, on Feb. 18, 2001. A memorial mass was held Friday, Feb. 23 at Sacred Heart CatholicChurchin Rush City with the Reverend Ralph Huar officiating. Musicwasperformed by Nancy Sterk, Nancy Moulton, and Rob Karl. Honorarycasketbearers were Zach Koepp, Scott Robinson, David Gaul, DougAnderson, LukeUmbriet, Brad Scott, Brian Gilmore, Kurt Wendorf, NoahWendorf, JeffMold, Greg Tryman, Chuck Rudd. Arrangements were by theOlson Chapel,Funeral & Cremation Service, Rush City, MN. Samuel David Anderson, the son of Brian and Judith (Gaul) Anderson,wasborn April 27, 1982 at Unity Hospital in Fridley, MN. Sam was a lively redheaded little boy who loved life and everythingaboutit. The Anderson family lived in Plymouth, MN until Sam was 11years old,at which time they moved to Harris, MN. There he had a lotof room toplay in the woods, have a great variety of pets, and couldridesnowmobiles and dirt bikes. Sam was a very kind person, always with a beautiful smile on hisface,and possessed a wonderful sense of humor. He could easily makeotherslaugh. His classmates at Rush City High School knew him as“Smilin’ Sam”or “Smiley.” He was always willing to help anyone whoneeded it and was avery responsible and hard worker. The great outdoors was Sam’s favorite place to be, and preferably inaboat or fish house on a lake or river with his grandpas orbuddies,reeling in the “big ones.” Every fall he looked forward todeer huntingwith his brother Joe, his dad and his grandpa. When he was young, one of Sam’s favorite games to play was baseballandhe was a wonderful catcher for his Little League team in Plymouth.Inhigh school his interest turned to the sport of wrestling, and hewasteam captain during his senior year. He was honored to be chosenthe 1999Homecoming King for Rush City High School. In March of 2000, and during his senior year of high school, Samwasdiagnosed with Hodgkin’s disease. He fought an 11 month battle tobeatit. He gave it everything he had and did everything the doctorsand hisparents wanted him to do. He never gave up and bravely stood upto everychallenge he faced. Sam will be sadly missed by his family andfriends,but they know he is in a much better place and will suffer nolonger. Same is survived by his parents, Brian and Judy Anderson, Harris;brotherJoe Anderson, at home; grandparents: Gene and Helen Anderson,Rock Creek,MN, Jerry and Kay Gaul, Minneapolis, MN; great-grandmotherAlmeda Gaul,St. Peter, MN; aunts, uncles, cousins, and many friends.He was precededin death by his great-grandparents, Sylvia and HarryClifford, AxelAnderson, Boyd and Holly Forrey, Clarence Gaul, Georgeand GenevieveBlumhoe-fer; uncle Tim Anderson, cousin, Nathan Anderson. | Anderson, Samuel David (I19339)
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| 9373 | Samuel Dockery living nearby, may be related. | Dockray, William Martin (I82973)
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| 9374 | Samuel Edsall came to America on the ship, "Trial," landing in Boston in July of 1648. Samuel came to America from Reading, Berkshire, England. Monmouth County, New Jersey records. HISTORICAL AND GENEALOGICAL MISCELLANY, BY John Stillwell, M.D. Page 251 1672 Samuell Edsall's signature appears on a document as a member of the council for Gov. Phillip Carterett. Page 423 "1670 or 1676, Samuel Edsall had daughters, Anna and Judith. He conveyed land to his sons-in-law, Benjamin Blogg and William Lawrence." From Early Settlers of Kings County, Long Island, New York, From Its First Settlement by Europeans to 1700; By Teunis G. Bergen, Author of Bergen, Van Brunt, and Lefferts Genealogies. Printed, 1881, New York, S. W. Greens's Son, Printer, Electrotyper and Binde In 1657 he was admitted a small burgher in N. A., and in 1664 took the oath of allegiance in N. Y. to the English. In 1664 he owned and resided on a farm at Constable's Hoek, Bergen, N. J., as per p. 137 of Vol. 1of Raum's N. J., to which place he probably removed from Newtown. In 1668 he was a member of the Council of Gov. Carteret; in 1677 he was taxed in N.Y.,and in 1687 a justice of the peace in Queens Co. Oct. 1, 1690, he was commissioned a justice of the peace of Kings Co., as per. Col. Man. Issue:--Annetje, bp. July 12, 1656; Judith, bp. May 15, 1658; Johannes, bp. Sept. 12, 1660--all in N. A.; Ann; Julia; and Richard. (See p. 72of Winfield's Hudson Co.) Signed his name "Samuel Edsall. | Edsall, Samuel (I33655)
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| 9375 | Samuel Ellis Jr son of Samuel Ellis Sr of Bergen County, New Jersey, will of Senior probated 20 April 1795 names grand-daughter Avis Ellis in will. Junior was already deceased. This family links back to the Edsall family in Bergin New Jersey. | Avis (I33507)
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| 9376 | Samuel Ellis, who, with his two sons, John and Richard, emigratedtoAmerica about 1635. John Ellis settled in Medfield, while hisbrotherRichard made his home in Dedham. When Richard Ellis died theinventory ofhis real estate contained land in "Springfield" and"Powisset." | Ellis, Samuel (I51120)
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| 9377 | Samuel Hamms will was written on 2 March 1737 and probated on 2 May 1738 in Spotsylvania County, Virginia. Named in the will were Sons Samuel, William, and Edward, and daughter Ann. [p.150]May 6, 1740. Margaret x Hamm and Samuel x Hamm of St. Geo.Par.,Spts. Co., to Richard Couzens of same Par. and Co. £16 10s. 9d.curr. 100a. in St. Geo. Par., Spts. Co., which land and plantation wasdevised bythe last will and testament of Samuel Hamm, Decd., to hiswife, MargaretHamm, during her life, and at her death to Samuel Hamm(his son one ofthe parties to these presents, etc.), and part of atract formerlygranted John Rogers and others, etc. Witnesses: JohnWaller, SharshallGrasty, Wm. Waller. May 6, 1740. | Ham, Samuel (I43851)
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| 9378 | Samuel listed in the Madison County Missouri Marriage Book A. Hi, I find in "The Descendants of James Skaggs and Anna McColgan of Madison Co. Mo." by Michael Miller, 2400 Teakwood Manor, FLorissant, Mo 63031 phone number 1-314-831-8416, that Samuel was born 1815 in Green Co, Ky and Died at Madison Co, Mo. date not stated. Susan Miller born 1818 in Mo and died on 21 November 1865 Madison Co. Mo.Daughter of William Miller (no other info) and Mary Hutson (noinfo). I was there last year for the Skaggs family reunion held around LaborDay each year and we toured several Cemeteries where the descendants of James and Anna are buried. It is quite possible that your Samuel and Susan are buried in one of them. Mike Miller would be the person to contact as I believe he would know. Good Luck! Sharon Hanna (your Skaggs cousin) Descendant also of James and Anna through Grizzella (Gracey) Skaggs and Perry Money | Skaggs, Samuel H. (I21159)
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| 9379 | SAMUEL PHILLIPS [#44], b. Taunton, MA May 17, 1702, d. between 1781 and1784, m. abt. 1724 DAMARIS SMITH (dau. of Samuel Smith andEstherCaswell), d. March 13, 1795. Samuel Phillips lived in Taunton and Easton his entire life and wasmostlikely a farmer. He was one of eight men who in 1724 built a damandsawmill in the north part of the area that became the town ofEaston in1725.[2/281] He also worked on the construction of a gristmill on thesame site. In 1757 Samuel was on a list that contained thenames of thosewho were not training soldiers but were obliged to serveduring anemergency.[2/509] Most of his eight children died prior tohis death asonly three were mentioned in his will, which was datedMarch 13, 1781.Samuel's son John received most of the property. Alsomentioned in thewill were his wife, daughters Elizabeth Turner andDamaris Pratt,daughter-in-law Sarah Phillips, grandsons Silas and AsaPhillips, andgrand daughter Sarah Phillips. The will was witnessed bySarah Lathrop,Molly Mitchell, and Seth Pratt.[1/28:135] REF: [1] Bristol County Probate [2] The History of Easton, Massachusetts - William L. Chaffin, 1886 [3] The History of Taunton, Massachusetts - Samuel Emery, 1893 | Phillips, Samuel (I102582)
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| 9380 | Samuel Seely served in the Rev. War, Pennsylvania Line, pension number S41146. | Seely, Samuel (I51058)
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| 9381 | Samuel Seely was a Rev. War Soldier. He served in the New York line. Pension number W19335. On 10 Apr 1807 Samuel Seely of Newtown, County of Tioga, conveyed, with the consent of his wife Mercy, 592 acres to William Seely of Newtown, except 60 acres mortgaged to Daniel Hall, Esq., by Josiah Seely, the first owner of Orange County. Witnessed by James Seely, Jr., and Bartlett Seely. Signed Samuel Seely (Tioga County Deed 3:267). This must be the parcel of 592 ¾ acres that Nathaniel Seely, Jr., and Elizabeth his wife, Abner Hetfield and Elizabeth his wife, Samuel Edsall and Sarah his wife, James Seely and Nancy his wife, and Addam Seely of the town of Chemung and County of Tioga conveyed to Josiah Seely, Jr., of Orange County, New York. Signed by Nathaniel Seely Junr., Elizabeth Seely, Adam Seely, Samuel Edsall, Sarah Edsall, James Seely, Nancy Seely, Abner Hetfield, Elizabeth Hetfield. Witnessed by Samuel Seely and Timothy Smith (Tioga County Deeds 1:44-5). There is no record of how Samuel came into possession of the property, but many early deeds went unrecorded. The property evidently reverted back to Samuel when on 20 May 1809 Samuel and Mercy mortgaged 592 acres to Josiah Seeley of Orange County, New York, which mortgage was paid in full on 29 Jan 1812 (Tioga County Mortgage 1:161). | Seely, Samuel (I33690)
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| 9382 | Samuel was one of the earliest settlers in Plainfield (or Canterbury), Conn., probably about 1694, and was followed by his brother Josia of Chelmsford,Mass., soon after and subsequently by his brothers, Edward of Kingston R.I., and Isaac of Woburn. Canterbury was not incorporated as a town until1703 and was previously a part of Plainfield. He was a businessman, and served as a sgt. in King Phillip's War, 1675 to 1676. | Cleveland, Samuel (I49429)
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| 9383 | Samuels will of 7 November 1781 names children: John, Sarah, Mary, and Elizabeth. Also named were the spouses of all the females. I could only decipher two of the three spouse names. | Ingram, Samuel (I108484)
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| 9384 | San Mateo Times and Daily News Leader, 3 January 1946 Vincent D. Dunn Funeral services for Vincent D. Dunn, 300 Manzanita, San Carlos, killed in the crash of a chartered plane near San Diego, December 21, will be held Friday at 9:30 a.m. from the McAvoy-O'hara company, Geary boulevard, San Francisco. Requiem mass will be said at 10 a.m. at St. Ignatius church. He is survived by his wife, Jane, three children, Susis Jane, Maureen Therese, and Kathy Joanne Dunn, San Carlos; mother, Mildred Schellman, and father, Emmett Dunn, San Francisco; three sisters, Mrs. Lillian Colony, Mrs. Sophie Yates, Mrs Irene Jones, San Francisco, and a brother, George Schellman. He was president of the Commercial Telegraphers union and president of local 34 for the past five years, also Pacific division regional chairman and member of the interational executive board. Interment will be at Holy Cross Cemetery. | Dunn, Vincent Depaul (I83828)
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| 9385 | Sancho Renteria Mujica was Alcalde Mayor of Juchipila in 1627. Sancho de Rentería. The first Mayor of Mexticacán in 1590 Listed in Flores lineage written between 1665-1674. Noted that Juan de Renteria and Sancho de Renteria were brothers. Sancho de Renteria was noted to be married to Angela Figueroa, who was the sister of Hernan Flores. Noted that Sancho's daughter Francisca de Renteria was married to Francisco Rodrigues Ponse. | Renteria, Sancho de (Renteria Mujica y Rivera) (I141350)
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| 9386 | Sangamo Journal, July 1, 1837. The committee which was appointed at the meeting made its investigation and published a report completely vindicating Dr. Henry. Notice to Illinois Legislature of a Bill to Authorize Rhoda Hart and Others to Sell Certain Real Estate Mr Speaker [July 12, 1837] I hereby give notice that on friday next or some day thereafter I shall ask leave to introduce a bill for an act to authorize Rhoda Hart and others to sell and convey certain real estate. AD, I-Ar. The bill was introduced on July 15 (vide infra). Bill Introduced in Illinois Legislature to Extend Corporate Powers of the President and Trustees of the Town of Springfield [1] [July 12, 1837] SECTION 1 Be it enacted by the People of the State of Illinois represented in the General Assembly: That the President and trustees of the town of Springfield, in the county of Sangamon and state aforesaid, and their successors in office, or a majority of them, shall hereafter have authority in addition to the powers confered upon them by an act entitled ``An act to incorporate the inhabitants of such towns as may wish to be incorporated,'' Approved February 12th. 1831, to extend the boundaries of said town one half mile in each direction beyond it's present limits, & to open, widen, and extend the streets and alleys of the same; and to levy and collect annually a tax on all the real estate in said town as extended, not exceeding four percent per annum on the assessed value thereof, and to borrow money, provided that at no time shall the amount so borrowed exceed one hundred thousand dollars. SEC. 2 All moneys arising from the collection of taxes, or from the loan or loans above authorized shall be appropriated by the said President and Trustees and their successors in such manner as in their opinion will best promote the interests of the said town SEC 3. The said President and Trustees shall have power to enforce their ordinances by authorizing the collection of taxes to sell any town lot or parcel of ground within the limit of said town or so much as will pay the tax due and in arrear from the owner thereof in such manner as is now authorized under the act approved Feb. 12. 1831 aforesaid. SEC. 4 That when any street is opened, widened, or extended, the President and Trustees shall make the person or persons injured thereby, compensation; to ascertain which they shall cause to be summoned twelve good and lawful men, freeholders and inhabitants of said town, not directly interested, who being first duly sworn for that purpose, shall enquire in to and take into consideration, as well the benefit as the injury which may accrue, and estimate and assess the damage sustained by reason thereof, and shall moreover estimate the amount which other persons will be benefited thereby, all of which shall be returned to the board under their hands and seals, and the persons so benefited and assessed shall pay the same in such manner as shall be provided, and the residue if any shall be paid into the town Treasury. SEC. 5. That upon the application of the owners of two thirds of the lots on any street or part of a street, it shall be lawful for the President and Trustees to levy and collect a special tax on the owners of the lots on said street or parts of a street according to their respective fronts, for the purpose of grading and paving the streets and side-walks in front thereof SEC 6 This act to take effect from and after it's passage. Annotation AD, I-Ar. Although written by Lincoln, the bill was introduced in the Senate by Archer G. Herndon of Sangamon County. The bill became law and may be found in Laws of Illinois, 1837 (Special Session), pp. 94-95. Notice to Illinois Legislature of a Bill in Relation to State and County Roads [1] Mr. Speaker. [July 13, 1837] A bill for an act to authorize Rhoda Hart and others to sell and convey certain real estate. SEC. 1 Be it enacted by the People of the state of Illinois represented in the the [sic] General Assembly: That Rhoda Hart, widdow, and Harvey B. Hart, Moses P. Hart, Nancy Hart, John F. Wilson, Martha Wilson, and Rhoda Hart, adult heirs of Moses Hart deceased, all of the county of Sangamon and state of Illinois, be and they are hereby authorized to sell and jointly convey, by a deed or deeds in feesimple, all the real estate of which the said Moses Hart deceased died seized, the same being the South West quarter of Section Twentyfour, the East half of the North West quarter of Section Twentyfour, and fifty acres of the South end or part of the East half of the South West quarter of [Sec]tion Thirteen all in Township Seventeen North of Range Seven West of the Third Principal Meridian, and lying in the said county of Sangamon. SEC 2. The said conveyance shall be with this condition; that if the minor heirs of the said Moses Hart deceased shall not execute a release of all their right and title to said real estate, in favour of the purchaser or purchasers, his, her, or their heirs or assigns, within one year after the youngest of them shall arrive at the age of twentyone years, all the above named persons, selling and conveying said real estate as aforesaid, shall be jointly and severally bound to pay to the said purchaser or purchasers, his, her, or their heirs or assigns, double the sum for which the part of the said minor heirs may have been sold, to be recovered in an action of debt against them or either of them; and this act shall be sufficient evidence of said condition, without the same being set forth in the deed of conveyance or any other writing. | Hart, Moses (I110162)
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| 9387 | Sarah and Benjamin had nine children. Sarah and Samuel had no issue. | Eno, Sarah (I11206)
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| 9388 | Sarah and brother Henry both baptised on same day. | Ingram, Sarah (I134860)
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| 9389 | Sarah Ann Young also has the name (Chaudoin) tacked on to the end of this by another source. I have not seen this on any official records such as the kids births. Was listed on one of here children's marriage certificates as being born in Taylor county, but Taylor county was not yet a county. This would have been Green County, in 1834. | Young, Sarah Ann (I117276)
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| 9390 | Sarah Bailey was the widow of Abraham Walker. | Bailey, Sarah (I41185)
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| 9391 | Sarah C. Hicks burial info microfilm 1,435,189 | Hicks, Sarah C. (I89889)
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| 9392 | Sarah Castleberry is listed as a member of Aenon/Enon Baptist ChurchinWoodstock GA (Cherokee Co.) there is no date on this copy butMatildaMedford is listed also and says she has died. It was reportedshe died1846 so that is about the time of this Women s Membershiplist. | Castleberry, Sarah (I5422)
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| 9393 | Sarah Edwards 1st married to James B. or H. Lawrence in Dubois County, Illinois on 22 September 1848. Dubois County is adjacent to Crawford County. She listed her father as born in North Carolina in 1880 federal census and Virginia in 1900 federal census. Listed her mother as born in Indiana in 1900 federal census. | Edwards, Sarah H. (I39860)
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| 9394 | Sarah Jane Turner was mentioned in the will of her mother, Helen Turner in 1887. She was listed as Sarah J. Richards; wife of Frank Richards of Sheffield, Yorkshire County, England. | Turner, Sarah Jane (I129126)
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| 9395 | SARAH M MARCUM Date 221101 Age 082 Place GREEN Volume 054 Cert 26952 Deathvol 22 SARAH M MARCUM Date 221101 Age 082 Place GREEN Volume 054 Cert 26952 Deathvol 22 | Marcum, Sarah M. (I40536)
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| 9396 | Sarah placed in the Hunter family as a likely probability only. Was listed as the wife of John Dearen and in John Dearen's family bible the Hunter family is listed. There are two blank entries and it is believed that the last is that of Sarah. | Hunter, Sarah (I44574)
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| 9397 | SARAH SIMMONS, daughter of Moses and Sarah Simmons of Duxbury,marriedbefore 1669, James Nash, Jr., of Weymouth and Duxbury (NashIII). Norecord of this marriage has been found but her husband ismentioned inher father's will. They had a daughter, Sarah, born April21, 1669, whomarried William Drake of Weymouth | Simmons, Sarah (I548)
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| 9398 | Sarah Smith listed as the wife of Roger Eastman in the New England Historical and Genealogical records, Volume 87, pages 379 & 380. [Records of direct descendant, and life member of the New England Genealogical Society, Robert Maurice Eastman] | Smith, Sarah (I15254)
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| 9399 | Sarah was listed in the 1865 New York State census, residing in the town of Southport, Chemung County, New York, with her mother. E.D. 2, Page 22 | Seely, Sarah "Sally" C. (I33492)
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| 9400 | Sarah's will was written 27 June 1783 and named: Sons Thomas, Andrew, Van, Joseph, and Benoni Daughters Elenor, Sarah, and Drusilla. | Morgan, Sarah (I122674)
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