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Matches 14,201 to 14,250 of 16,342
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| 14201 | son of Faye Connie Morgan Grant? | GRANT, Robert Senior (I5080)
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| 14202 | son of Faye Connie Morgan Grant? | Grant, Robert Senior (I5080)
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| 14203 | Son of George F. Murgatroyd and Della Dayton, husband of Sarah R. Obituary - Frank Murgatroyd, 86, of Patchogue died last Tuesday in his home. A lifelong resident of Patchogue, he was a World War I United States Navy veteran and was a former employee of Brookhaven National Laboratories. Mr. Murgatroyd is survived by four nieces and two nephews. The Rev. Bud Olive officiated at services held Friday evening at the Ruland Funeral Home. Interment took place in Cedar Grove Cemetery, Patchogue. (Records of Cedar Grove Cemetery; Long Island Surnames; The Long Island advance., August 17, 1978, Page 14) | Murgatroyd, Franklin (I24770)
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| 14204 | Son of George W. Lessey and Anisa "Anna" Greybash, husband of Sarah Belle Peterson, a marriage that was later annulled in 1918. In 1915, John Lessey, aged 32, was living in Brookhaven, NY, with his wife, Sadie Lessey, aged 28. John was shown to be an electric lineman. Obituary - John Lessey, 49 years old, died yesterday afternoon at the home of the village and leaves besides his mother, three brothers, and two sisters. The funeral is to be held tomorrow morning at 9:30 in the St. Francis de Sales R.C. Church, the Rt. Rev. Mons. James J. Cronin officiating, with interment in the Catholic Cemetery. (1915 New York State Census; The Suffolk County News, Friday, March 22, 1918, page 1; The Port Jefferson echo., March 23, 1918, Page 1; U.S., World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918 for John William Lessey; The Patchogue advance., September 19, 1930, Page 8; 2018 Catholic Cemeteries of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Rockville Centre Inc. Burial Database) | Lessey, John William (I27741)
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| 14205 | son of Hans Georg Bär, the older, at marriage | BÄR, Johann Nicolaus (I18288)
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| 14206 | son of Hans Georg Bär, the older, at marriage | Bär, Johann Nicolaus (I18288)
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| 14207 | Son of Henry Burton Hallock and Isabelle Dietz (or Deats), husband of Alice Edith Hawkins, whom he married on September 27, 1916 in New York, NY, and father of Robert Henry and William Henry Hallock Jr. (Records of Cedar Grove Cemetery; Long Island Surnames; William Henry Hallock in the Florida Death Index, 1877-1998) | Hallock, William Henry (I18023)
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| 14208 | Son of Herbert Fletcher Hammond and Lydia Frances Butson, husband of Daisy Winifred Butson, and father of Earl Butson and Mary E. Hammond (married Oliver Knight Pascoe) . Husband of the widow, Emily (Fowles) Rowley. On September 12, 1918, Arthur Wilson Hammond, aged 33, stated that he was born May 18, 1885, resided at 96 West Avenue, Patchogue, NY with wife, Daisy Winifred, and worked as a lace weaver at the Patchogue Manufacturing Co. in Patchogue, when he registered for the draft during World War I. Obituary - Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hammond, of 243 West Avenue, Patchogue, died as the result of injuries received in an automobile accident near Dover, Del., December 19. Mr. Hammond, 76, was born in Patchogue. He was the foreman in the weaving department at the Patchogue-Plymouth Mill until its closing. He is survived by a son, Earl of Bayport; a daughter, Mrs. Mary Pascoe of Blue Point; four sisters, Mrs. Mabel Wilbur, Mrs. Daniel Whaley, and Mrs. Grayce Dorn, all of Patchogue, and Mrs. Leon Manning of Leroy, O., two brothers, Harvey and Percy, both of Patchogue; and a grandchild. Mrs. Hammond, 77, was born in Manchester, England. She was a forelady in the lace department at the Patchogue-Plymouth Mill, and a member of St. Paul's Episcopal Church, Patchogue. Services for the couple were held at the Ruland Funeral Home, Patchogue, December 23, with the Rev. John E. Southard, pastor of the First Baptist Church, officiating. Interment for Mr. Hammond was in the Cedar Grove Cemetery, Patchogue, and for Mrs. Hammond, in Lakeview Cemetery, Patchogue. Also - Killed In Delaware - According to the wire service reports, an elderly couple were fatally injured Tuesday night at an intersection near Dover, Delaware. Killed were Arthur Hammond, 76, and his wife, Emily, 75, of 243 West Avenue, Patchogue. The report said that both were killed when their car was in collision with a milk delivery truck. The truck driver, Roy Aronson, 31 of suburban Dover, escaped injury, the report stated. The couple had been visiting a stepson, John Rowley Sr., of Dover, and had gone for an evening ride. They were pronounced dead on arrival at Kent General Hospital. (Note: His wife, Emily, was buried next to her second husband, John B. Rowley) (Long Island Surnames; U.S., World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918; Patchogue Advance, Thursday, January 11, 1962, Page: 5; Patchogue Advance, Thursday, December 21, 1961, Page: 4) | HAMMOND, Arthur Wilson (I9200)
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| 14209 | Son of Herbert Fletcher Hammond and Lydia Frances Butson, husband of Daisy Winifred Butson, and father of Earl Butson and Mary E. Hammond (married Oliver Knight Pascoe) . Husband of the widow, Emily (Fowles) Rowley. On September 12, 1918, Arthur Wilson Hammond, aged 33, stated that he was born May 18, 1885, resided at 96 West Avenue, Patchogue, NY with wife, Daisy Winifred, and worked as a lace weaver at the Patchogue Manufacturing Co. in Patchogue, when he registered for the draft during World War I. Obituary - Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hammond, of 243 West Avenue, Patchogue, died as the result of injuries received in an automobile accident near Dover, Del., December 19. Mr. Hammond, 76, was born in Patchogue. He was the foreman in the weaving department at the Patchogue-Plymouth Mill until its closing. He is survived by a son, Earl of Bayport; a daughter, Mrs. Mary Pascoe of Blue Point; four sisters, Mrs. Mabel Wilbur, Mrs. Daniel Whaley, and Mrs. Grayce Dorn, all of Patchogue, and Mrs. Leon Manning of Leroy, O., two brothers, Harvey and Percy, both of Patchogue; and a grandchild. Mrs. Hammond, 77, was born in Manchester, England. She was a forelady in the lace department at the Patchogue-Plymouth Mill, and a member of St. Paul's Episcopal Church, Patchogue. Services for the couple were held at the Ruland Funeral Home, Patchogue, December 23, with the Rev. John E. Southard, pastor of the First Baptist Church, officiating. Interment for Mr. Hammond was in the Cedar Grove Cemetery, Patchogue, and for Mrs. Hammond, in Lakeview Cemetery, Patchogue. Also - Killed In Delaware - According to the wire service reports, an elderly couple were fatally injured Tuesday night at an intersection near Dover, Delaware. Killed were Arthur Hammond, 76, and his wife, Emily, 75, of 243 West Avenue, Patchogue. The report said that both were killed when their car was in collision with a milk delivery truck. The truck driver, Roy Aronson, 31 of suburban Dover, escaped injury, the report stated. The couple had been visiting a stepson, John Rowley Sr., of Dover, and had gone for an evening ride. They were pronounced dead on arrival at Kent General Hospital. (Note: His wife, Emily, was buried next to her second husband, John B. Rowley) (Long Island Surnames; U.S., World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918; Patchogue Advance, Thursday, January 11, 1962, Page: 5; Patchogue Advance, Thursday, December 21, 1961, Page: 4) | Hammond, Arthur Wilson (I9200)
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| 14210 | Son of Jesse Rose Hawkins and Susan Mills Hawkins. The following year another son was born and named Joseph. | Hawkins, Joseph (I38170)
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| 14211 | Son of Marian Frances Hawkins and Vincent Pawl Pious. Brother of Edward Pious. Frank was born in Port Jefferson and lived in East Setauket for most of his life. He was employed as a custodian in the Three Village School District, as a farm hand for Mrs. Ward Melville and was a volunteer fireman with the Setauket Fire Department. He had two daughters with Eileen Hoffman : Elizabeth Pious Hook and Elaine Pious Stuart. He had 3 children with Deborah Lynn Plume (McIntosh) : Jenny Lynn Pious, Melissa Ann Pious, and Kurt Lee Pious. | Pious, Frank Vincent (I39026)
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| 14212 | son of Roswell Wheaton1. (From History of Susquehanna County, Pennsylvania, 1887 by R.M. Stocker) Calvin was a farmer and married Mrs. Julia Phillips Hurd, widow of Asel Hurd......... Calvin Wheaton removed from Litchfield County in 1814 and settled in Lawsville, this county, near Great Bend, where he took up a piece of timber land and carried on the lumbering business about seven years, when they were obliged to yield the property to others under a previous title. (CT & PA for years disputed the ownership of Northeastern PA) They returned to Connecticut and settled on the old Hurd place. In 1831 Nathan P. and Roswell Wheaton came to Franklin Township (PA) and purchased the property where D.B. Townsend now resides, upon which their parents returning, settled the following year. Nathan spent several years manufacturing brick, by which means he accumulated sufficient means, and returned to Franklin in 1838 and paid the balance due upon his purchase. In the fall of that year, he married Mary Watson, who was born September 8, 1814, and for ten years carried on his farm, sold it and purchased his present property, the salt spring lot, on Silver Creek, about a mile West of Franklin Forks. ...... His farm consisted of some five hundred acres. | Wheaton, Calvin (I33625)
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| 14213 | Son of Silas of Sheffield. | KELLOGG, Ephraim (I8449)
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| 14214 | Son of Silas of Sheffield. | Kellogg, Ephraim (I8449)
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| 14215 | son of Thomas Looke, according to the Great Migration, 1634-1635, v. 2, p. 263 | LOOKE, Jonathan (I9588)
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| 14216 | son of Thomas Looke, according to the Great Migration, 1634-1635, v. 2, p. 263 | Looke, Jonathan (I9588)
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| 14217 | Son of Timothy Brewster Terry and Elizabeth Davis, husband of Caroline Overton and father of Ruth (married Ezra L'Hommedieu Gardiner), Harriet Frances (married William Miner Norton), Hiram Elijah, Mowbray Wickham and Sarah Elizabeth Terry. In 1830, Elijah Terry, of Brookhaven, NY, had six persons in his household; Males - Under 5: 1, Males - 20 thru 29: 1, Males - 40 thru 49: 1, Females - Under 5: 1, Females - 20 thru 29: 1 , Females - 80 thru 89: 1 , Under 20: 2, 20 thru 49: 3, Total - All Persons (Free White, Slaves, Free Colored): 6 . In 1850, Elizah Terry, aged 63, was living in Brookhaven, NY, with his wife, Caroline Terry, aged 48, and sons, Hiram Terry, aged 20, and Moubray Terry, aged 17. He was shown to be a farmer. Living next door was Thomas Terry, aged 42, a farmer, his wife, Phebe Terry, aged 39, Salem Terry, aged 13, Daniel Terry, aged 11, Thomas Terry, aged 10, Malvina Terry, aged 8, Lydia Terry, aged 6, Augusta aged 4, Susan Terry, aged 2, and his mother, Lydia Terry, aged 73. Also living in the household was John McCotter, aged 35, a land agent. Elijah Terry, son of Timothy Brewster Terry and Elizabeth Davis Terry, was born near Coram Village, February 14, 1787 where his parents had a homestead. When Elijah Terry began his teaching career he was teaching students in his father’s house. His first class was made up of 7 boys. Elijah married Caroline Overton Terry and built their 1823 home known today as the Terry House, on Farm to Market Road (Portion Road). It was about 300 feet to the East of College Road. The two story house consisted of 4 rooms with a central three-sided fireplace on the first floor with two rooms upstairs. Elijah and Caroline had 4 children. Elijah Terry was credited with being the first teacher in Bald Hills. Part of his salary was his care and supply of wood to keep the school decently warm. He was a scholarly person and wrote his own books. There is record of an arithmetic book written by Elijah in the early 1800s. He was also a farmer as teachers received little pay in those days. Elijah Terry died in 1850, the same year the Bald Hills Schoolhouse was opened. (Long Island Surnames; 1830 US Federal Census; Farmingville Historical Society) | Terry, Elijah (I40762)
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| 14218 | Son of William Bryon Fordham and Charlotte J. Rogers, husband of Mary Alice Wilbur, whom he married on November 25, 1878 in Manorville, NY. In 1870, William H. Fordham, aged 11, was living in Speonk, NY, post office Sag Harbor, in the home of his parents, William B. Fordham, aged 36, and Charlotte J. Fordham, aged 27, with siblings, George E. Fordham, aged 8, and John B. Fordham, aged 5. His father was shown to be a house carpenter. In 1900, William H. Fordham, aged 41, born September 1858 in New York, was living in Southampton, NY, with his wife, Mary Fordham, aged 40, whom he had married about 1880. Also living in the household was cook, Irene Thompson, aged 23. He was shown to be a duck farmer. (1870, 1900 US Federal Census; William H Fordham in the New York, New York, Extracted Death Index, 1862-1948, Certificate Number: 6609) | Fordham, William H. (I38272)
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| 14219 | Son of Zophar [R] & Sarah Petty Died April 12, 1843 Age 16 yrs. 2 ms. & 1 day Note: Located in the Gerard Section of the Waverly Avenue Cemeteries | Petty, Zophar A. (I25622)
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| 14220 | son to John Gray & Mary his wife; baptized in church; M. N. Thompson, rector | GREY, Thomas (I3884)
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| 14221 | son to John Gray & Mary his wife; baptized in church; M. N. Thompson, rector | Grey, Thomas (I3884)
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| 14222 | son, Carl A. DeMoss born 11 Mar 1907? | Trutschel, Catherine (I35877)
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| 14223 | son, Charles Herman, orphaned and cared for by husband's sister, Catharine (Kate) Ropke according to Agnes Streit Schloeder; Catharine Ropke resided with her sister-in-law, Barbara Herman, in 1890 U.S. Census, FHL1,241,067; Charles Herman was not there. | SCHMITZ, Irmina Katharina (I809)
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| 14224 | son, Charles Herman, orphaned and cared for by husband's sister, Catharine (Kate) Ropke[Robke in 1880 US Census with her father, but no Charles Herman] according to Agnes Streit Schloeder; Catharine Ropke resided with her sister-in-law, Barbara Herman, in 1900 US Census, FHL1241067; Charles Herman was not there. | Schmitz, Irmina Katharina (I809)
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| 14225 | Sophionia or Sophia Marvin or Marvoin | MARVIN, Sophionia (I8473)
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| 14226 | Sophionia or Sophia Marvin or Marvoin | Marvin, Sophionia (I8473)
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| 14227 | Source Citation: Year: 1920;Census Place: Montana, Jefferson, Colorado; Roll T625_164; Page: 1B; Enumeration District: 95; Image: 866. Fred, Walter & Sue and Dave Jayne http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=image&guid=f9b79948-6516-4667-9d1a-24ae1f8dde97&tid=15173327&pid=223543561 Susan Amalia Jayne http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=image&guid=88e1abd4-17f1-4179-866a-d1f2e6a5a4cd&tid=15173327&pid=223543561 | JAYNE, Susan Amelia (I21674)
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| 14228 | Source Citation: Year: 1920;Census Place: Montana, Jefferson, Colorado; Roll T625_164; Page: 1B; Enumeration District: 95; Image: 866. Fred, Walter & Sue and Dave Jayne http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=image&guid=f9b79948-6516-4667-9d1a-24ae1f8dde97&tid=15173327&pid=223543561 Susan Amalia Jayne http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=image&guid=88e1abd4-17f1-4179-866a-d1f2e6a5a4cd&tid=15173327&pid=223543561 | Jayne, Susan Amelia (I21674)
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| 14229 | source on RootsWeb at Barbour Family Tree | OVERTON, Herbert Sterling (I13831)
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| 14230 | source on RootsWeb at Barbour Family Tree | Overton, Herbert Sterling (I13831)
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| 14231 | Source: Don Randall Patterson, older brother, remembers that he lived only a short time and helped bury him. It was about two years after the birth of Wilford Measome Patterson. He remembers his name was Curtis Reed Patterson. He believes he was a teenager, 16 - 18 years old; thus about 1925 - 1927? The Carey Cemetery records show only that "Baby Patterson" was buried with no date. His sister, Emily Patterson, remembers that he lived a short time, but not the given name(s). Source: Emily Patterson, his sister, recorded his name as Read T. Patterson, born about 1922 | PATTERSON, Curtis Reed (I1324)
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| 14232 | Source: Don Randall Patterson, older brother, remembers that he lived only a short time and helped bury him. It was about two years after the birth of Wilford Measome Patterson. He remembers his name was Curtis Reed Patterson. He believes he was a teenager, 16 - 18 years old; thus about 1925 - 1927? The Carey Cemetery records show only that "Baby Patterson" was buried with no date. His sister, Emily Patterson, remembers that he lived a short time, but not the given name(s). Source: Emily Patterson, his sister, recorded his name as Read T. Patterson, born about 1922 | Patterson, Curtis Reed (I1324)
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| 14233 | Source: Eminent Arbroathiansm chapter The Arrott Family, Page 227 | ARROTT, Robert (I12094)
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| 14234 | Source: Eminent Arbroathiansm chapter The Arrott Family, Page 227 | Arrott, Robert (I12094)
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| 14235 | Source: Salmon Records | Family F1884
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| 14236 | Source: "Register of Pedigrees & Services of Ancestors", The Society of Coloniel Wars in the State of Connecticut. Hartford, CT, 1941. p 683. see my Whiting file. Source: "Maternal ancestry of Charles Whiting MacNair", by Hannah Crawford. Buried in Wraysbury Churchyard, Wraysbury, Bucks., England. Will proved 8 Dec. 1662 and names sisters, Jane & Susan. Founder of Roxbury, Mass. in 1630 and Springfield, Mass. in 1636. Governor of Springfield Colony. Came to America in 1630. Left from the Isle of Wight, March 29, 1630. ---------------- FGR in possession of Anna Marie Smith, SLC, UT. Genealogical Gleanings in England, by Waters, vol. 1. Will of John Pynchon Might only be of Springfield, Essex, England. Might have been born in 1585 ----------------- The Ancestral File also lists a son born abt 1627 in Dorchester, Dorset, England, who died as a child ----------------- !McIntryre, Ruth. William Pynchon : merchant and colonizer, 1590-1662. US/CAN 921.73 A1, no. 99 !Writtle is close to Chelmsford. !William was first cousin to Sir Edward Pynchon of Writtle. !His ship arrived in Salem in June 1630. !His first wife died soon after arriving in Massachusetts, and he later married Frances Sandford, a widow from Dorchester, where he had lived briefly. !Goodwin, Nathaniel. Genealogical Notes, or, Contributions to the family history of some of the first settlers of Connecticut and Massachusetts. pub. 1987, p 344 Hinman, R.R. A Catalogue of the names of the first Puritan settlers of the Colony of Connecticut... c1968, p. 66-67 Lists his activities in Conn. Lists children. | PYNCHON, William Colonel (I7491)
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| 14237 | Source: "Register of Pedigrees & Services of Ancestors", The Society of Coloniel Wars in the State of Connecticut. Hartford, CT, 1941. p 683. see my Whiting file. Source: "Maternal ancestry of Charles Whiting MacNair", by Hannah Crawford. Buried in Wraysbury Churchyard, Wraysbury, Bucks., England. Will proved 8 Dec. 1662 and names sisters, Jane & Susan. Founder of Roxbury, Mass. in 1630 and Springfield, Mass. in 1636. Governor of Springfield Colony. Came to America in 1630. Left from the Isle of Wight, March 29, 1630. ---------------- FGR in possession of Anna Marie Smith, SLC, UT. Genealogical Gleanings in England, by Waters, vol. 1. Will of John Pynchon Might only be of Springfield, Essex, England. Might have been born in 1585 ----------------- The Ancestral File also lists a son born abt 1627 in Dorchester, Dorset, England, who died as a child ----------------- !McIntryre, Ruth. William Pynchon : merchant and colonizer, 1590-1662. US/CAN 921.73 A1, no. 99 !Writtle is close to Chelmsford. !William was first cousin to Sir Edward Pynchon of Writtle. !His ship arrived in Salem in June 1630. !His first wife died soon after arriving in Massachusetts, and he later married Frances Sandford, a widow from Dorchester, where he had lived briefly. !Goodwin, Nathaniel. Genealogical Notes, or, Contributions to the family history of some of the first settlers of Connecticut and Massachusetts. pub. 1987, p 344 Hinman, R.R. A Catalogue of the names of the first Puritan settlers of the Colony of Connecticut... c1968, p. 66-67 Lists his activities in Conn. Lists children. | Pynchon, William Colonel (I7491)
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| 14238 | Source: "The Ancestry of Margaret Wyatt, Wife of Matthew Allyn of Braunton in Devon(shire) and later of Windsor in Connecticut" by Charles Knowles Bolton (1867-1950) Microfilm in SLC Family History Library. Call number of original CS71.143 1898a Microfilm 84/7860 Quotations from source: "will Nov.29,1647, proved May 10, 1652. "To the poor of Branton 3 pounds to be distributed to their houses within ten days after my decease...To every servant in my house at the time of my death two shillings sixpence apiece." (Waters Register, 50:504) Son Thomas L5 (5 pounds sterling), Mary dau. of Thomas 20s(hillings), to Matthew's three childrren 20s each. Other bequests. Source: might have died in 1662. | ALLYN, Richard (I7468)
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| 14239 | Source: "The Ancestry of Margaret Wyatt, Wife of Matthew Allyn of Braunton in Devon(shire) and later of Windsor in Connecticut" by Charles Knowles Bolton (1867-1950) Microfilm in SLC Family History Library. Call number of original CS71.143 1898a Microfilm 84/7860 Quotations from source: "will Nov.29,1647, proved May 10, 1652. "To the poor of Branton 3 pounds to be distributed to their houses within ten days after my decease...To every servant in my house at the time of my death two shillings sixpence apiece." (Waters Register, 50:504) Son Thomas L5 (5 pounds sterling), Mary dau. of Thomas 20s(hillings), to Matthew's three childrren 20s each. Other bequests. Source: might have died in 1662. | Allyn, Richard (I7468)
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| 14240 | Source: Birmingham St. Martin B.T. #428967 husb chr. Birmingham St. Philips B.T. #428974,#428 975. ( Film #428974 skips years 1767 to 1771) | BULLOCK, John (I5502)
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| 14241 | Source: Birmingham St. Martin B.T. #428967 husb chr. Birmingham St. Philips B.T. #428974,#428 975. ( Film #428974 skips years 1767 to 1771) | Bullock, John (I5502)
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| 14242 | Source: Birmingham St. Philip B.T.#428 974 Chr of husb and wife Birmingham (Aston) B.T.#428 961 Marr. of husb and wife, and chr. of child 1 | HILL, James (I5431)
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| 14243 | Source: Birmingham St. Philip B.T.#428 974 Chr of husb and wife Birmingham (Aston) B.T.#428 961 Marr. of husb and wife, and chr. of child 1 | Hill, James (I5431)
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| 14244 | Source: Caroli parish, Malmö, CI:14, sid 574 | MARTINSON, Nils Magnus (I22752)
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| 14245 | Source: Caroli parish, Malmö, CI:14, sid 574 | Martinson, Nils Magnus (I22752)
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| 14246 | Source: family records formerly in the possession of Charlotta J. M(arkham) Crow, SLC, UT (deceased). Information came from Marilyn Markham, SLC, UT. Heart Throbs of the West, v. 11 Came to Utah in 1850, in Stephen Markham's company. Listed both as Mary C. Houghton and as Mary C. Markham. Life Sketch: (William) Don (Carlos) Markham's mother, Mary Curtis Houghton Markham, was born in Highland, Oakland, Michigan. She was the daughter of Jeremiah Curtis and Ruthy Stratton. She marr5ied Oren Houghton when she was 14 years old and to them was born one son, Edgar. Her husband died, and in 1850, Mary with her son and her sister's two children, immigrated to Utah in one of Grandfather's (Stephen Markham) companies. They left Nauvoo in June, 1850. She worked hard for four long months driving a span of mules, a yoke of cows, and a yoke of heifers across the dreary plains. The weary company arrived in Salt Lake on 4 October, 1850. She was married to Grandfather (Stephen Markham) when she was 18 and he was 50 years old, and they settled in Palmyra (may now be Leland, UT) in 1851. Baptized into LDS Church as a child probably about 1840; baptism date is for a rebaptism. Family records of Ina Markham Mangum; Temple Index records; Data from Lois Crow Goodmansen, 20 Apr 1997. Buried at Spanish Fork City Cemetery | CURTIS, Mary Lucy (I999)
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| 14247 | Source: family records formerly in the possession of Charlotta J. M(arkham) Crow, SLC, UT (deceased). Information came from Marilyn Markham, SLC, UT. Heart Throbs of the West, v. 11 Came to Utah in 1850, in Stephen Markham's company. Listed both as Mary C. Houghton and as Mary C. Markham. Life Sketch: (William) Don (Carlos) Markham's mother, Mary Curtis Houghton Markham, was born in Highland, Oakland, Michigan. She was the daughter of Jeremiah Curtis and Ruthy Stratton. She marr5ied Oren Houghton when she was 14 years old and to them was born one son, Edgar. Her husband died, and in 1850, Mary with her son and her sister's two children, immigrated to Utah in one of Grandfather's (Stephen Markham) companies. They left Nauvoo in June, 1850. She worked hard for four long months driving a span of mules, a yoke of cows, and a yoke of heifers across the dreary plains. The weary company arrived in Salt Lake on 4 October, 1850. She was married to Grandfather (Stephen Markham) when she was 18 and he was 50 years old, and they settled in Palmyra (may now be Leland, UT) in 1851. Baptized into LDS Church as a child probably about 1840; baptism date is for a rebaptism. Family records of Ina Markham Mangum; Temple Index records; Data from Lois Crow Goodmansen, 20 Apr 1997. Buried at Spanish Fork City Cemetery | Curtis, Mary Lucy (I999)
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| 14248 | Source: fgs originally submitted by Charlotta J. M. Crow, SLC, UT wherein is cited family record book in her possession. Hannah's 2nd husband was Mr. Sherman. She divorced Stephen sometime after 1850. Data from Lois Crow Goodmansen, 20 Apr 1997. | HOGABOOM, Hannah (I7423)
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| 14249 | Source: fgs originally submitted by Charlotta J. M. Crow, SLC, UT wherein is cited family record book in her possession. Hannah's 2nd husband was Mr. Sherman. She divorced Stephen sometime after 1850. Data from Lois Crow Goodmansen, 20 Apr 1997. | Hogaboom, Hannah (I7423)
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| 14250 | Source: fgs originally submitted by Frank Elmer Young, Canoga Park, CA, wherein are cited as sources: Vital rec. of Htfrd Conn., Russell S. Flower, 335 Ten Eyck St., Watertown, NY, Early Conn Marr vol 2 p 73, 76; Conn 7 bk 2 ,Rec of First Church, West Hartford, Conn. | BRACE, Henry Captain (I7428)
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