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Matches 15,701 to 15,750 of 16,342
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| 15701 | Two other children? Theodore P. Peterson, age 38, resided at 54 Myrtle Avenue, Brooklyn according to father's, Lorenzo Dow Peterson's, will in 1889. 1 Jan 1920 US Census, resided with daughters, Pearl and Clara Death cert. #21582, dated 1 Nov 1926; died at 157 31st Street | PETERSON, Theodore Leander Senior (I2202)
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| 15702 | Two other children? Theodore P. Peterson, age 38, resided at 54 Myrtle Avenue, Brooklyn according to father's, Lorenzo Dow Peterson's, will in 1889. 1 Jan 1920 US Census, resided with daughters, Pearl and Clara Death cert. #21582, dated 1 Nov 1926; died at 157 31st Street | Peterson, Theodore Leander Senior (I2202)
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| 15703 | Una Dora Cumberbatch? | CUMBERBATCH, Anna Dora (I18626)
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| 15704 | Una Dora Cumberbatch? | Cumberbatch, Anna Dora (I18626)
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| 15705 | Under his father's will took lands in Steyning and Ashurst. [?But of Horsham]." | MICHELL, Thomas (I10636)
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| 15706 | Under his father's will took lands in Steyning and Ashurst. [?But of Horsham]." | Michell, Thomas (I10636)
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| 15707 | Union Army soldier | HAWKINS, Franklin Augustus (I15340)
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| 15708 | Union Army soldier | Hawkins, Franklin Augustus (I15340)
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| 15709 | United States 1920 Census, resided with Jennie Lindgren and her second husband, George Henry Schmelzer Entombment at Greenwood Bible Mausoleum at Greenwood Memorial Park | Greene, Henry Ellsworth Junior (I433)
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| 15710 | unknown spouse died before 4 Jun 1880? Buried at Mattituck Cemetery | ROBINSON, Frank W. (I3901)
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| 15711 | unknown spouse died before 4 Jun 1880? Buried at Mattituck Cemetery | Robinson, Frank Wells (I3901)
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| 15712 | unmarried !mistakenly baptized 14 Nov 1991 and endowed 6 Dec 1991 in St. George Temple | BISHOP, Hannah R. (I2833)
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| 15713 | unmarried !mistakenly baptized 14 Nov 1991 and endowed 6 Dec 1991 in St. George Temple | Bishop, Hannah R. (I2833)
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| 15714 | unmarried Died at a gun factory | SEAMAN, Harry D. (I3106)
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| 15715 | unmarried Died at a gun factory | Seaman, Harry D. (I3106)
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| 15716 | unmarried Died at age 80; will dated 25 Aug 1747; proved 21 Feb 1749 "P.C.C. 66, Arran)" | MICHELL, Thomas (I10653)
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| 15717 | unmarried Died at age 80; will dated 25 Aug 1747; proved 21 Feb 1749 "P.C.C. 66, Arran)" | Michell, Thomas (I10653)
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| 15718 | Unmarried Served as the rank of ACAD in US Navy Died at Bay Pines Veterans Hospital Buried in Sec 18, Row 1, Grave 13 | FOX, Clifford Victor (I351)
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| 15719 | Unmarried Served as the rank of ACAD in US Navy Died at Bay Pines Veterans Hospital Buried in Sec 18, Row 1, Grave 13 | Fox, Clifford Victor (I351)
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| 15720 | unmarried will dated 22 Oct 1769; proved 15 Oct 1771 "(P.C.C. 414, Tevor)." | MICHELL, William (I10622)
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| 15721 | unmarried will dated 22 Oct 1769; proved 15 Oct 1771 "(P.C.C. 414, Tevor)." | Michell, William (I10622)
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| 15722 | unmarried will dated 7 Mar 1719/1720; proved 22 Jul 1721 "P.C.C. 134, Buckingham." | MICHELL, James (I10667)
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| 15723 | unmarried will dated 7 Mar 1719/1720; proved 22 Jul 1721 "P.C.C. 134, Buckingham." | Michell, James (I10667)
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| 15724 | Unmarried Will proved 26 Jan. 1625. | BRIGHT, Thomas (I9228)
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| 15725 | Unmarried Will proved 26 Jan. 1625. | Bright, Thomas (I9228)
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| 15726 | unmarried | PETERSON, Robert Harrison (I2250)
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| 15727 | unmarried | EVERS, Samuel (I10661)
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| 15728 | unmarried | Peterson, Robert Harrison (I2250)
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| 15729 | unmarried | Wallace, David (I25698)
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| 15730 | unmarried | Evers, Samuel (I10661)
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| 15731 | Unmarried. | BUSWELL, James (I9209)
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| 15732 | Unmarried. | Buswell, James (I9209)
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| 15733 | unmarried; "#3 Maria Children born 8 Jan 1837; 27 Jan 1847"? | ROSENHAN, Maria Barbara (I10885)
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| 15734 | unmarried; "#3 Maria Children born 8 Jan 1837; 27 Jan 1847"? | Rosenhan, Maria Barbara (I10885)
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| 15735 | Urias began his career at sea at an early age, and when thirty-five he was skipper of the racing schooner, Atlantic, owned by Wilson Marshall of the New York Yacht Club. This was in 1887. Captain Rhodes never commanded a yacht when defending the ":America's Cup," but was in command of the yacht, "Defender," in the trial races against the "Columbia" in 1899, and skipper of the "Constitution" in trial races with the "Columbia" in 1901; and also skipper of the "Constitution" in trial races against the "Reliance" in 1903." | Rhodes, Urias (I30885)
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| 15736 | urname also spelled Burckarth, Burckard | Burkard, Philipp (I29394)
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| 15737 | US Congressman, Businessman. He attended schools in Pennsylvania before moving to Illinois with his parents in 1838. Steward was a successful farmer and landowner, and also became involved in several business enterprises, including banking and the manufacture of farm machinery. In the early 1850s he founded the town of Plano as part of an arrangement to have the Chicago Burlington & Quincy Railroad transport his farm products and machines. He was a main financial backer of the Marsh Brothers, who invented the harvester as an improvement to McCormick's reaper, which was originally manufactured in Plano, and the town adopted the slogan "Birthplace of the Harvester, Home of the Reaper." Steward also studied law and attained admission to the bar in 1860, but did not practice. In 1876 he was the unsuccessful Democratic and Greenback party nominee for Governor. In 1890 he was elected to the US House of Representatives and served one term, 1891 to 1893. Steward was an unsuccessful candidate for reelection in 1892 and for election to the US House in 1894, afterwards returning to his farming and business interests. The Plano home, "The Homestead," is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and is operated as a bed and breakfast. Died at Bristol, Kendall, Illinois? | Steward, Lewis Gilbert (I37474)
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| 15738 | Used Ernest; Emuel spelled so by mother, Sarah Meta Molloy; son, Herbert Clifford Molloy, entered Ernest Emanuel Molloy on his application for social security on 15 Dec 1936 Uncle Emil according to Ruth Elizabeth Bollermann and Frederick Lawrence Pearce Marr. cert. #2082; at St. Ignatius Rectory; signed E. Ernest Molloy Buried as Ernest Molloy in a no title grave, Section 7, Grave 46 | MOLLOY, Emil Ernest (I108)
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| 15739 | Used Ernest; Emuel spelled so by mother, Sarah Meta Molloy; son, Herbert Clifford Molloy, entered Ernest Emanuel Molloy on his application for social security on 15 Dec 1936 Uncle Emil according to Ruth Elizabeth Bollermann and Frederick Lawrence Pearce Marr. cert. #2082; at St. Ignatius Rectory; signed E. Ernest Molloy Buried as Ernest Molloy in a no title grave, Section 7, Grave 46 | Molloy, Emil Ernest (I108)
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| 15740 | Used Max Mueller | MÜLLER, Ernst Max (I1654)
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| 15741 | Used Max Mueller | Müller, Ernst Max (I1654)
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| 15742 | used Senior? Died at age 96 | KEMP, Conrad Senior (I11060)
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| 15743 | used Senior? Died at age 96 | Kemp, Conrad Senior (I11060)
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| 15744 | Valencia County is now Cibola County Born 21 May 1912 according to death certificate | MONTOYA, Ignacio Gomez (I15011)
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| 15745 | Valencia County is now Cibola County Born 21 May 1912 according to death certificate | Montoya, Ignacio Gomez (I15011)
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| 15746 | Valencia County is now Cibola County | Family F7001
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| 15747 | verfify birthplace? | Körner, Johann (I30317)
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| 15748 | verfiy birth place? | YOUNGS, Mehetable (I485)
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| 15749 | verfiy birth place? | Youngs, Mehetable (I485)
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| 15750 | verfiy brith and death dates? | ANDERSON, Ruth Raemer (I1908)
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