Matches 1,451 to 1,469 of 1,469
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| 1451 | [While there is uncertainty concerning the birth and death dates found on Lester's and Fanny's grave stone, it seems to me to be a bit more likely that the death dates are more likely to be correct than the birth dates.] | Smith, Storrs Lester "Rock" (I5198)
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| 1452 | [While William resided in the household of John L. Ireland in 1850 and 1860, his relationship is unclear. At first blush one might say that he is John L.'s son, but other sources do not indicate that John L. had a son William. He might also be John. L.'s nephew, the son of his brother William; again, other sources do not indicate that John's brother William had a son William. Further investigation is required.] | Ireland, William F. N. ^ (I21176)
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| 1453 | [While Zachariah is reported to have had two wives, it is uncertain from which wives the children were issue. They have therefore been assigned to unknown.] | Bostwick, Zachariah > (I4751)
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| 1454 | [Who is Ann Eliza Gildersleeve? The 1850 Census indicated an Ann E. Gildersleeve (age 2) living in the household of Benjamin (age 54) and Mary (age 59) Gildersleeve. This child seems too young to be their child. In 1860, an Eliza Gildersleeve (age 12 same age as Ann E.), isiving in Benjamin and Mary's household. While another source indicates that Benjamin's son, Jonas G., had a daughter Mary A. E. Gildersleeve, it not certain that this Mary A. E. Gildersleeve is the same person as Ann E. or Eliza -- despite the matching middle initials. By 1860, Jos was living in another household in the Hamlet, with Jane, probably his wife. While it was likely that Eliza of the 1860 census was the same as the Ann E. of the 1850 census, it seems less likely that she was Jonas' daughter -- or in 1860 it would seem that she should living in Jonas', not Benjamin's, household.] | Gildersleeve, Ann Eliza ^ (I104)
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| 1455 | [Who was Henry Hulse? While there are many Hulse's in the Hamlet and nearby communities, I have yet to find a connection to this Henry Hulse.] | Hulse, Henry ^ (I755)
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| 1456 | [Who was the Bethia Hawkins residing in the household of Azel Hawkins in the 1850 census? Both Hawkins volumes do not give a Bethia or Elizabeth as a daughter of Azel Hawkins and Elizabeth Ryder. Nor do I find a likely candidates among Elizabeth Hawkins' in the Hawkins genealogies. Of course, the surname given in the 1850 census may be a married name. If she was Azel's daughter, he would have been about 17 at the time of her birth; there is also a discrepancy between Bethia's age as given in the 1850 census (46, <1804>) and Azel's and Elizabeth's marriage date (17 Jan 1808). Her given name was probably Elizabeth, with Bethia used as a nickname If she were a daughter, the nickname would have distinguished her from her mother. For now, I've included Bethia as a child of Azel, but this relationship is far from certain. ] | Hawkins, Bethia (Elizabeth ?) ^ (I433)
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| 1457 | [William is his third son.] | Havens, William < (I4797)
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| 1458 | [woodhull.GED] [new.ged] --Other Fields Religion: 13 JAN 1949 | Woodhull, Ruth (I21054)
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| 1459 | [woodhull.GED] [new.ged] 1st woman graduate of pharmacy in Manitoba. Came to Hartney to assist her Brother, Dr, Fredrick Woodhull in the drugstore from 1920 to 1935. She never married. from the book "THE MERE LIVING" by Hazel McDonald Parkinson | Woodhull, Margaret Lucinda (I17723)
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| 1460 | [woodhull.GED] [new.ged] According to the Woodhull Family Bible Lucinda was born on January 31 1817. | Miner, Lucinda (I17732)
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| 1461 | [woodhull.GED] [new.ged] Benjamin Woodhull came from Long Island to New York State about 1970, latter to Canada(Kates guess). Hanna Woodhull was married to Aaron Kilbourn in 1795 in Phelps, Ontario Co., N.Y. so perhaps the family had not moved to canada yet. | Woodhull, Benjamin Sr. (I17532)
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| 1462 | [woodhull.GED] [new.ged] Benjamin Woodhull III owned a waterpower sawmill, gristmill and clothmill(foldcloth) on thames at lanberth near London, Ontario. He was ruined by steam power. | Woodhull, Benjamin (I17731)
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| 1463 | [woodhull.GED] [new.ged] Edwin graduate of westley collage,and moved to the United States where he was the founder of" Silver City Star" of Silver City, NM. USA. | Woodhull, Edwin Arthur (I17725)
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| 1464 | [woodhull.GED] [new.ged] From a note in the family Bible: From Robert Hayes, Wells. B.C. box 74 George Brown was born in Longford Irland about 1803, and came to Canada about 1830.. Ester Cavan was born in Irland about 1814, and came to Canada about 1830. They were married in 1835 and settled somewhere near Belleville Ont. They had 10 children. | Brown, Ester Mary (I17718)
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| 1465 | [woodhull.GED] [new.ged] GEN: Hezekiah was a Judge in Orange County, New York. [1GED.GED] [howell.GED] [new.ged] GEN: Hezekiah was a Judge in Orange County, New York.[halsey.GED] [halsey.GED] [new.ged] GEN: Hezekiah was a Judge in Orange County, New York. | Howell, Hezekiah Jr (I17849)
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| 1466 | [woodhull.GED] [new.ged] GEN: Judge Nathan White, first Judge of Orange County, New York. GEN: NOTE: Nathan and Frances hat at least 3 other children. New York GEN: Genealogical and Biographical Records, Vol. 4 (Headley's History of Orange GEN: County, New York.) [1GED.GED] [howell.GED] [new.ged] GEN: Judge Nathan White, first Judge of Orange County, New York. GEN: NOTE: Nathan and Frances hat at least 3 other children. New York GEN: Genealogical and Biographical Records, Vol. 4 (Headley's History of Orange GEN: County, New York.)[halsey.GED] [halsey.GED] [new.ged] GEN: Judge Nathan White, first Judge of Orange County, New York. GEN: NOTE: Nathan and Frances hat at least 3 other children. New York GEN: Genealogical and Biographical Records, Vol. 4 (Headley's History of Orange GEN: County, New York.) | White, (Judge) Judge Nathan Herrick (I17862)
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| 1467 | [woodhull.GED] [new.ged] He taught school and was a merchant in Ontario for many years before buying a farm south of Brandon,manitoba in 1883. In 1891 he moved to hartney, Manitoba and for some years was associated as bookkeeper wit his eldest son, Dr. F.B. Woodhull, who had bought a drug store there taht same year. In 1895 the Rural Municipality of Cameron was incorporated and Mr. Woohull was appointed Secretary-Treasurer at a salary of $200.00 a year and he provided his own office over the drug store! He had never aspired to public office but he found this association with local governmect very satisfying. In 1905 the town of Hartney was incorperated and he was appointed its Secretary-treasurer also, contiuing in these offices untill his death in 1930. He was a quiet man rather reserved except with his wife and family to whom he was devoted. He and his wife were Methodists and fond of music and literature. They took pains to provide each of their children with a good education. Mr. Woodhull took a great interest in the Hartney Star, founded in 1895 by his son, Dr. Woodhull. | Woodhull, Truman Benjamin (I17721)
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| 1468 | [woodhull.GED] [new.ged] There is some question as to the surname of Temperance. It may be Fordham -- MERGED NOTE ------------ [Brø derbund WFT Vol. 4, Ed. 1, Tree #4123, Date of Import: Jan 7, 2000] There is some question as to the surname of Temperance. It may be Topping | Topping, Temperance Fordham 1657 (I17373)
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| 1469 | “George, farmer of Antrim Township, Shiawassee County, Mi. PO Looking Glass River, was born March 23, 1838, at Triangle, N.Y. He was married Nov. 13, 1859 at Iosco, Mi. to Susan A. Simons. She was born in January of 1842 in N.Y. State.” 1860 Federal Census. 1-WD Ann Arbor, Washtenaw County, Michigan Bliss, Goerge. 22, carpenter, b. New York 1870 Federal Census. Antrim Twp., Shiawasee County, Michigan Series M693 Roll 704 Page 211 Bliss, George. 32, farmer, $3200 in real estate and $862 in personal property ---, Susan A. 28, keeping house ---, Elsa. 7, attending school ---, Bula A. 3, at home Susan was born in New York and all of the others in Michigan. 1880 Federal Census. Antrim Twp., Shiawasee County, Michigan Series T9 Roll 606 Page 302 Bliss, George. 42, b. Michigan, farmer, b. Michigan, father b. New Hampshire, m. b. unknown ---, Susan A. 38, wife, keeping house, b. New York, parents b. New York ---, Elsie J. 18, daughter, at home, b. Michigan, father b. Michigan, mother b. New York ---, Beulah. 14, daughter, at school, b. ditto ---, George D. 5, son, b. ditto ---, Laverne. 4,son, b. ditto 1900 Federal Census. Antrim Twp., Shiawasee County, Michigan Series T623 Roll 743 Page 5 Bliss, George. Head, b. Mar 1838, age 62, b. Michigan, parents b. unknown ---, Susan A. Wife, b. Jan 1840, age 60, b. New York, parents b. New York ---, Verne. Son, b. Jan 1877, age 19, b. Michigan, father b. Michigan, mother b. New York Also three servants in the household. | Bliss, George (I13765)
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