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| 4201 | Two "Rebekah" vs "Rebecca" Phelps (Wilson vs Willson) There are two spelling variations on Rebekah (unknown last name) vs Rebecca Phelps. They are different people. Birthdates of children not a match though some names are the same. They appear to have both lived in Petersham, Massachusetts. Family information not a match. Surname of "Wilson" vs "Willson" is also spelled differently on many documents. Verify records/dates/names before attaching. This has been pretty messy to sort out. | Rebekah (I312684222304)
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| 4202 | Two different Abigail Floyds Abigail Floyd LH51-8Z1 was born 1679 and died 1732 in Lynn, Essex, MA. She married John Hawkes 7 Jan 1698 in Lynn, MA. Marriage Source is attached to her Sources. Abigail Floyd LKLX-N6C was born 1692 and died 1773. She married Samuel Tuttle, born 1691, on 3 Dec 1713 in Boston, MA. Marriage record attached to her Sources. !SOURCES: 1. Ancestral File 2. 1994 IGI !SOURCES: 1. Ancestral File 2. 1994 IGI From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 J From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 January 1996. From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 January 1996. | Floyd, Abigail (I312684223741)
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| 4203 | Two different Hannah Wilson's Everything that has this one showing born in 1672 actually belongs to this Hannah's Aunt ID G338-CPR. You can find the information in the book "Descendants of John Wilson of Woburn, MA" by Ken Stevens pages 7 and 8. 3 different Hannah's in this family In my family records it shows: Hannah Wilson born, 31 May 1672. It shows she died as a child with no date. Hannah Wilson born, 28 December 1674. It shows she died as a child on 5 May 1676. Hannah Wilson born 11 March 1677. It shows she married James Proctor on 3 December 1691. She was the only daughter named Hannah that lived long enough to marry. 2nd wife of John Proctor was the daughter of John Wilson and Hannah James After Hannah's father John Willson's death, her mother Hannah then married Lt. Thomas Fuller of Salem Village (now Danvers). Salem Village was the center of the witchcraft hysteria and the elderly Hannah, a stranger, after a short stay in town, prudently decided to forsake her husband, leave Salem Village and return to Woburn to stay with her daughter. The Woburn Town Records note, "Ye selectmen met and called James Proctor to account for entertaining Hannah Fuller, his mother-in-law, without leave of ye selectmen." Subsequently a bond for 80 pounds was given by James Wilson Sr. of Billerica, Samuel Wilson, Aaron Cleveland, and James Proctor, all of Woburn, to free the town of any charge resulting from "Hannah Fuller, ye wife of Lt. Thomas Fuller of Salem Village, who is come to this Towne of Woburn to live with her children." !BIRTH-MARRIAGE: Records of Alice L. Ree !BIRTH-MARRIAGE: Records of Alice L. Reed; Phoenix, AZ IGI gives name as Hannah Marston. Probably parents Namesake sister died right before her birth | Wilson, Hannah (I312684224893)
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| 4204 | Two Jacob Lucas vs Loucks Jacob Lucas 1788-1830 ~ 94R1-22T (2 sources): has been added to a family that resided in New York. This same family also has a Jacob Loucks 1790–1877 ~ 277N-NS6 (17 sources). Ironically both are married to women named Jemima. The 2 sources for Jacob Lucas are census records that do not establish family relationships. I believe that this Jacob Lucas has been added to this family ( Jacob Loucks ~ L785-S7G and Catherine Keyser ~ 249S-8RX) incorrectly. Jacob and Jemima Lucas are found in South Carolina, whereas Jacob and Jemima Loucks are found in New York. Jacob and Catherine Keyser are only found in New York. I am unsure as to how to fix this issue. | Lucas, Jacob (I312684220376)
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| 4205 | Two Lydia Chamberlins, one born in 1745 and one in 1733 different parents . Be aware when attached records. The Lydia who was born in 1733 is the daughter of Samuel Chamberlain. She was married to Abner Willson. Father: Samuel Chamberlain Mother: Lyd Father: Samuel Chamberlain Mother: Lydia Simonds | Chamberlain, Lydia (I312684222373)
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| 4206 | Two men named James Lewis in Smith Clove There were two men named James Lewis who lived in Smith Clove, NY: James Lewis (GS73-L4L), died 1 Jul 1778 in Smith Clove, Orange, NY. He was married to Sarah Miller. His will dated 10 may 1778 mentions his brother-in-law, William Miller and nine children: Samuel, Isaac, Joseph, William, John, Mary (Pilgrim), James, Jacob, and Elizabeth. His wife's name is not given. The father of William Miller, the brother-in-law of mentioned in the will of James Lewis mentioned above, was also named William Miller. William Miller Sr died in 1768. His will mentions that he was of Morristown, New Jersey; his wife Margaret; he wills property in "The Clove" (aka Smith Clove) to his children William, Henry, John, Garret, and Sarah; he will 100 pounds to his daughter Lisha; and wills to his daughters Elizabeth and Katrun the plantation he lives on. The wife of James Lewis mentioned is most likely Sarah since she is the only daughter mentioned as receiving property in the Clove. An Edward Lewis did the inventory for the estate of William Miller Sr. Additional notes: 1. The Will of Sarah's brother Garret Miller is recorded immediately following the will for her husband James Lewis. 2. A descendant of James and Sarah's son William Lewis 1754-1829 did Y-DNA testing; he is in haplogroup I-M223. He is a close match to descendants of John L Lewis b 1746 in New Jersey. Also, he is not a match with descendants of John Lewis 1698/9 to 1777, who was the father of the James Lewis that married Elizabeth Earl. James Lewis (LC5H-MKZ), born 8 Dec 1728 in Reading, Middlesex, MA. He married Elizabeth Earl. James was the son of John Lewis and Martha Knight; Elizabeth was the daughter of John Earl and Rachel Adams. John Lewis and John Earl had been neighbors in the Beekman Precinct in Dutchess County, NY. James Lewis is mentioned in the will of his father-in-law John Earll written on 25 May 1781. The will bequeaths land to his daughter Elizabeth, the wife of James Lewis. Later, a description of land to one of his sons states, "to run parallel to southern line of tract above bequeathed to ye said James Lewis and Richard Earll." John would not bequeath land to a dead person. Also, a 1788 deed records the sale of land from Peter Earll and James Lewis to Richard Earll. The signatories of the deed are Peter and Elizabeth (Bull) Earll and James and Elizabeth (Earll) Lewis. Again, a dead man cannot sell property. So, this James Lewis was still alive in 1788 (ten years after the death of the other James Lewis). From public papers of George Clinton (Governor of New York) , #1909 - "John Earl joined a number of other inhabitants of Smith’s Clove in petitioning George Clinton 14 Nov. 1778 to enable them to become a permanent Military Post. His sons Ezra, Jonathan, Peter and Samuel signed the petition, as did his son-in-law James Lewis and James Lewis Jr." This shows that the James Lewis, son-in-law of John Earl, was alive in November 1778, and was not the same man twho died earlier that year. Wife of James Elizabeth Earle daughter of John Earle is NOT the wife of James Lewis, sr. She may be the wife of James Lewis Jr. See discussion why. | Lewis, James (I312684223052)
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| 4207 | Two other Sarah Denison or Dennison Sarah Denison 25 November 1657 -GZV7-SNW Sarah Denison 29 January 1657 – G4CD-Y6L Take care in adding sources | Denison, Sarah (I312684223915)
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| 4208 | Two otherl Sarah Denison or Dennison Sarah Denison 29 January 1657 G4CD-Y6L Sarah Denison 21 November 1657 G5V7-Y9B Take care when adding sources | Denison, Sarah (I312684223910)
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| 4209 | Two sons - names, dates not known. Two sons - names, dates not known. 1723 1723 | Wentworth, Ezekiel Sr. (I312684221030)
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| 4210 | Two sons - names, dates not known. Two sons - names, dates not known. 1 NAME /Wentworth/ She was of Quaker d 1 NAME /Wentworth/ She was of Quaker descent. Edward/Manon Edward/Manon 2) Edward/Manon 2) Edward/Manon dead dead | Gibbons, Mary Elizabeth (I312684221055)
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| 4211 | unknown unknown 1675 1675 Georg/Alle 22Nov1729 Sealed to Georg/All Georg/Alle 22Nov1729 Sealed to Georg/Alle 2May1957 SL !Family History Library archival record !Family History Library archival record child born father unknown child born father unknown | Hauber, Anna (I312684219640)
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| 4212 | Unknown Origins and birth date Sarah ____, the first wife of Josiah Owen, survived her husband, and on January 17, 1722/3 she married Nathaniel Holcomb of Simsbury. Sarah and Josiah had one child, Rachel, who was born November 25, 1692.[1] Sarah's birth year of 1665 is an estimate, assuming her age was 27 when her daughter Rachel was born. | Sarah (I312684223288)
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| 4213 | unmarried unmarried May have been previously marriedto Samps May have been previously marriedto Sampson. Widow of Hugh Sampson by whom she had s Widow of Hugh Sampson by whom she had sons Jeremiah & Hugh Sampson [Torrey & NEHGR, 145,1991,262] !MARRIAGE-SPOUSE: THE AMERICAN GENEALOGIST; ; Vol 22 #4; pp210-218;San Diego FHC 973.0 D25j V26 #3; Mary, wife of Samuel Dyre, d. 2 Apr 1729 age 62y (cyb 1667). [Rhode Island Vital Records, New Series, Vol. II; Stones in Common Burial Ground, Newport, pg. 143-144] Baptized First Church, Boston, Mass. De Baptized First Church, Boston, Mass. Dec.24,1671. [WAD] | Williams, Lydia (I312684225125)
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| 4214 | Unproven Dates of Birth and Death No original or primary sources of information can be found for Priscilla. The only sources for her dates of birth and death were all written long after her death by persons who could not possibly have had first-hand knowledge. These sources are notoriously unreliable, and the dates given are not plausible. Pris sources Source citation for Ancestry Family Trees Citation detailsAssociated factsMedia Edit citation Citation information Detail View individual member trees Edit source Source information Title Ancestry Family Trees Publisher Online publication - Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com. Original data: Family Tree files submitted by Ancestry members. Edit repository Repository information Name Ancestry.com | Owen, Priscilla (I312684220636)
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| 4215 | UPDATE: 31 Mar 1997 UPDATE: 31 Mar 1997 From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 J From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 January 1996. !NOTE: The Church of Jesus Christ of Lat !NOTE: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Ancestral File (TM); ; July 1996 (c), data as of 2 January 1996; ; , Family History Library, 35 N West Temple Street, Salt Lake City, UT 84150 USA Alternate first name: Jemimah (IGI (Inte Alternate first name: Jemimah (IGI (International Genealogical Index)) Alternate birth date: 11 Jul 1712 (IGI (International Genealogical Index)) !BIRTH: Mayflower Families Through Five !BIRTH: Mayflower Families Through Five Generations. Volume Five. Page 63 !John Billington-Mayflower Familes Thru !John Billington-Mayflower Familes Thru 5 Gene.-pg. 129 dead dead | Wood, Jemima (I312684222942)
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| 4216 | w/permission 2 spouse | Stowell, Oral Dan (I312684220852)
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| 4217 | w/permission 3 spouse | Johnston, Minnie Ellen (I312684220838)
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| 4218 | War of 1812 pension See https://www.fold3.com/image/638468643 for 16-page pension file for Jacob Ott. | Ott, Jacob Mortimore (I312684221032)
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| 4219 | War of 1812 pension See https://www.fold3.com/image/638468659 for 18-page pension file for Jacob Ott. | Ott, Jacob (I312684220934)
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| 4220 | War? Its unlikely he would have been in the Revolutionary War as he would have been about 73 years old in 1775. Its more likely he was in the French and Indian War, which was 1754-1763, part of the Seven Year War, which started in 1756. | Russell, Captain John (I312684220284)
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| 4221 | was in the church & had his endowments, was in the church & had his endowments, but went away. !NOTE: The Church of Jesus Christ of Lat !NOTE: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Ancestral File (TM); ; July 1996 (c), data as of 2 January 1996; ; , Family History Library, 35 N West Temple Street, Salt Lake City, UT 84150 USA !NOTE: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Ancestral File (TM); ; July 1996 (c), data as of 2 January 1996; ; , Family History Library, 35 N West Temple Street, Salt Lake City, UT 84150 USA !NOTE: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Ancestral File (TM); ; July 1996 (c), data as of 2 January 1996; ; , Family History Library, 35 N West Temple Street, Salt Lake City, UT 84150 USA !NOTE: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Ancestral File (TM); ; July 1996 (c), data as of 2 January 1996; ; , Family History Library, 35 N West Temple Street, Salt Lake City, UT 84150 USA !NOTE: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Ancestral File (TM); ; July 1996 (c), data as of 2 January 1996; ; , Family History Library, 35 N West Temple Street, Salt Lake City, UT 84150 USA !NOTE: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Ancestral File (TM); ; July 1996 (c), data as of 2 January 1996; ; , Family History Library, 35 N West Temple Street, Salt Lake City, UT 84150 USA !NOTE: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Ancestral File (TM); ; July 1996 (c), data as of 2 January 1996; ; , Family History Library, 35 N West Temple Street, Salt Lake City, UT 84150 USA 1810 1810 references: Nauvoo Temple Endowment Regi references: Nauvoo Temple Endowment Register 1845-1846 Pioneers =shom, Frank 1913 pg 750 LDS Missouri Petitions of 1830's. = Book of Patriarchial Blessings Index (Pat Bless) Mormons and their Neighbors. Wiggins, Marvin FarWest Record. Cannon, Donald 1983 pg 248 Family group record of Benjamin Benson and self Residency- Springville, Utah, Ut., Provo, Ut., Caldwell, Mo., =n Bernardino, Ca. Vocation- carpenter, farmer Elder, High Priest Patriarchial Blessing 11 Jul 1845 at City of Joseph, Hancock, Il. From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 J From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 January 1996. !MARRIAGE: Jerome Messenger Benson was !MARRIAGE: Jerome Messenger Benson was sealed to three women on 14 Apr 1848: Mary Rhodes, Martha Bartholomew and Mary Cartwright. He was sealed to Jane Eliza Pine on 1 Dec. 1851. He was civilly married to Mary Rhodes about Oct/Nov 1830. !ORDINANCES: Church records indicate that Jerome Benson was baptized in 1832 and on 4 Jun 1878. !DEATH: He probably died in San Jacinto, California. !FAMILY SOURCES: Springfield Ward record book A 1851-1875, S14 849, Ap 34. Index card to UT Temple 6490 #300, pt. 1 #A 3445, p. 13F, Utah; Index card to Endowment House 6489. Alpine, Utah, Ward rec. 1131, pt. 290, rec. 25165 pt. 13 and 15. Patriarchal Blessing of Mary Rhodes. Downey: 1860 Census of San Bernadino, CA, pt. 3, 1255. Information gathered by Dana Albert. !NOTE: The Church of Jesus Christ of Lat !NOTE: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Ancestral File (TM) REPO: @R01@; ; July 1996 (c), data as of 2 January 1996; ; ; !NOTE: The Church of Jesus Christ of Lat !NOTE: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Ancestral File (TM); ; July 1996 (c), data as of 2 January 1996; ; , Family History Library, 35 N West Temple Street, Salt Lake City, UT 84150 USA !NOTE: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Ancestral File (TM); ; July 1996 (c), data as of 2 January 1996; ; , Family History Library, 35 N West Temple Street, Salt Lake City, UT 84150 USA !NOTE: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Ancestral File (TM); ; July 1996 (c), data as of 2 January 1996; ; , Family History Library, 35 N West Temple Street, Salt Lake City, UT 84150 USA !NOTE: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Ancestral File (TM); ; July 1996 (c), data as of 2 January 1996; ; , Family History Library, 35 N West Temple Street, Salt Lake City, UT 84150 USA !NOTE: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Ancestral File (TM); ; July 1996 (c), data as of 2 January 1996; ; , Family History Library, 35 N West Temple Street, Salt Lake City, UT 84150 USA !NOTE: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Ancestral File (TM); ; July 1996 (c), data as of 2 January 1996; ; , Family History Library, 35 N West Temple Street, Salt Lake City, UT 84150 USA !doc: Springville Ward Records (GS# 6489 !doc: Springville Ward Records (GS# 6489, 6490); TIB: EH tmpl rec (GS# 25165 pt 13,15); 1860 census of San Bernardino, Calif; Death Cert. of Mary Benson Downey; Hist of San Bernardino Co.; necessary explanations; "Ordinance dates are acceptable as recorded. See procedure 50-00-16-11." Sealed by Holger P. Peterson Nov. 19, 1970 SL. Parents sealed same date. From Springville Utah Ward Records: Jerome Messenger Benson was excommunicated from the church Oct 20, 1853 by Bishop Arron Johnson and council. Rebaptised by proxy June 4, 1878 St George Temple. Crossed the plains with Heber C. Kimball Company 1851 (Vol 12 Heart Throbs) Date of blessing 11 July 1810. Place Nauvoo, Ill. Another card gives Fabius Onandaga N.Y. as place of Birth. Possible source: Patriarck William Smith . Vol.5P.66. Text from Last Will and Testament, dated March 25, 1877. San Jacinto, San Diego (now Riverside as of 1966), California. "I Jerome Messenger Benson Senior of the county of San Diego[,] State of California Being of sound mind and desposing memory and being aware of the uncertainty of life and the surety of death do make and execute and acknowledge this my last will and testament. Giving unto the persons here in after named[,] the bequests and legacies here in specified and set forth. To Jerome M. Benson Junior[,] eighty acres of undivided interest in the Rancho of San Jacinto Viejo. To Dudley Benson[,] one hundred and fifty acres including my improvements in the aforesaid Rancho also three horses their names being Maud[,] Cate[,] and Dick. To Ina Benson two mares Hell and Bell also two cows. To Amelia Benson wife of H.M. Willis the black mare's colt. To Emily Benson wife of Royal Kendell one Bay mare now running down by Flanagans. To Mary Benson wife of Alva Downey one yearling Heifer. To Susanna Benson wife of James Vance the sum of five dollars. To Eveline Benson wife of Charles Olson the sum of five dollars. To Loize (--)[Louisa Keziah?] Benson wife of Samuel Brown the sum of five dollars. To Lovina Benson wife of Paul VanCuran the mare we call Light foot. To Eliza Jane Benson wife of Luman Gaskill one Soral mare running down by Flanagans. To my wife Jane Eliza Benson all my household and personal property heretofore not mentioned. I nominate[,] constitute and appoint Dudley Pine and Joseph D. Gilbert of San Bernardino[,] State of California to be Executors of this my last will and testament - without bonds." Jerome Messenger Benson Signed in the Presence of witness Samuel Souss, J.R. Kennedy "A Codical appendage to the will executed March twenty fifth, eighteen hundred and Seven[ty] seven. This March twenty six[,] eighteen hundred seventy seven. I Jerome Messenger Benson being of sound mind and reasonable faculties, do give and bequeth to my wife Eliza Benson all the remainder of my interest and right in the "rancho", San Jacinto Viejo that I have not heretofore stipulated in my former will, the amount bearing One hundred and forty acres for her to have hold and transfer by the consent of the Executors named in my former will." Signed in presence of J.M. Benson Witnessed by A.L. Marin, L.L. Holbrook Jerome Messenger Benson was married 4 times. Some of the children listed in this will (Dudley, Ina, Emily, and Eliza Jane) must have been children from these other marriages. (2) Martha/Bartholomew 14 Apr 1848, (3) (2) Martha/Bartholomew 14 Apr 1848, (3) Mary/Cartright 14 Apr l848, (4) Jane Eliza/Pine ! *Early LDS churh records Came to Utah ! *Early LDS churh records Came to Utah in 1852 with Ezra T. Benson Company Martha/Bartholomew 14 Apr 1848, Mary/Car Martha/Bartholomew 14 Apr 1848, Mary/Cartwright 14 Apr 1848, Jane Eliza/Pine Alternate birth date: 5 Nov 1810 (IGI (I Alternate birth date: 5 Nov 1810 (IGI (International Genealogicla Index)) Alternate death date: 27 Nov 1877 (IGI (International Genealogical Index)) 1870 United States Federal Censuss Record about Jerome Benson Name: Jerome Benson Home in 1870: San Jacinto, California Age: 58 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1812 BirthPlace: New York Relation to Head of House: Head Spouses's Name: Eliza J. Spouses birthplace: New York Race: White Household Members: Name Age Jerome 58 Eliza J. 53 Emily 13 Ima 10 Dudley 6 High Priest. Jerome Messenger Benson in High Priest. Jerome Messenger Benson in Sealing Record. | Benson, Jerome Messenger (I312684222814)
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| 4222 | Was one of the substantial men of the to Was one of the substantial men of the town of East Guilford. Was appointed to run boundaries, and lay out allotments of land to planters. In 1720 was sent as representative to the General Court. ! Joseph HAND was a vessel builder or ow ! Joseph HAND was a vessel builder or owner. In 1644, he left Lynn, MA, to go to East Hampton, Long Island and then to East Guilford, (now Madison) New Haven, CT after 1660, and marrying there in 1664. His birth was recorded in Guilford after the move there. This proceedure was often followed. His marriage was also recorded in Guilford records. ! REFERENCES: Fifty Puritan Ancestors, 1628-1660, Elizabeth Todd Nash, pg. 112. Families of Early Guilford, Conn., pg. 595-6 (Hand). "Gumption" Ancestors of Howard Remington Furman, Sr., pg. 241-2. IGI - Individual Record submitted by member for LDS Temple Ordinances. - LDS Temple Sealing Record. Russell Roots & Branches, pg. 169, 190. Did Joseph Have A Daughter Named Alice? Joseph Hand, Jane Wright and their nine (9) children have been documented in historical papers and documents but there is no mention of an Alice Hand. While it is possible there could have been an Alice who died in infancy, it would seem doubtful that there is no record of an Alice who lived to be 39. Source: Book Written by L. Don Berchto Source: Book Written by L. Don Berchtold, "History of Don Merlin Grover and Jennette Morris Grover, Ancestors and Descendants, FHL Call No. US and Can, Book Area 929.273, G919b1. Ordinance data taken from the IGI. and the Ancestrial File. There were reports of the children being born in Cape May, New Jersey, Long Island City, Queens, New York and of Lynn, Essex, Massachusetts. This may mean that there were more than one family with parents of this name or that they lived in all three of these places and had children in each place. Needs some more research. Source: ANCESTRAL REGISTER of HALSTED W Source: ANCESTRAL REGISTER of HALSTED WATKINS HULL-Compiled by Algot G. Steinberg-Hartford CT 1934-Connecticut State Library. Savage. Non-standard gedcom data: 1 PEDI birth | Hand, Joseph (I312684225388)
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| 4223 | Website http://www.threerivershms.com/plankgene-3.pdf He is 4a on page 5. | Fox, Phillip William (I312684220398)
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| 4224 | Website http://www.threerivershms.com/plankgene-3.pdf She is located on page 5. Anna was widowed by June 1801. Anna Doro Anna was widowed by June 1801. Anna Dorothy Krembs is daughter of Peter Krembs (Gremps) and Lisabeth Emge (Empie). | Krembs, Anna Dorothea (I312684220305)
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| 4225 | Western Massachusetts Counties and Dates of Establishment Hampshire County 7-May-1662 Berkshire County 24-Apr-1761 Franklin County 24-Jun-1811 Hampden County 1-Aug-1812 | Brooks, Ebenezer II (I312684221551)
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| 4226 | What the heck Happened on 19 May 1771? Isaac Newton, his grandson Isaac, his first wife Grace Garfield and his second wife Sarah Fuller all died the same exact day in 1771? Unbelievable... | Newton, Isaac Sr. (I312684223185)
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| 4227 | What the heck Happened on 19 May 1771? Sarah Fuller and her husband Isaac Newton, their grandson Isaac Newtton and Isaac's first wife Grace Garfield all died the same exact day in 1771? Unbelievable... | Fuller, Sarah (I312684223190)
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| 4228 | Where is her father from? Her 1880 Census (source attached) states that her father is from Ireland. Currently there is a Scotland flag attached to his profile. Does anyone have clarification on this? Thanks Sources There is no good source that shows: 1) what her maiden name was. 2) her exact birth date; 3) her exact birth place; 4) her parents' names. 5) The following use information on the familysearch database, or take information submitted by any genealogy hobbyist, without sources, which can be changed by anyone, as sources. These are not evidence. They are clues: FindaGrave, BillionGraves.com, Nauvoo Community Project at BYU, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latterday Saints Church Membership Historical Database, Community family trees on any website such as ancestry, Legacy user generated source. 6) An obituary is not a good source of birth, maiden name, or parent names. The witnesses aren't involved and in most cases are even deceased by the time the dearh occurs. If you have better sources, please add them here. Thanks. Death: Obituary Deseret News 07 Feb 188 Death: Obituary Deseret News 07 Feb 1886. She joined the Church while living in Ohio in 1836. Oliver Granger baptized her. They went to Nauvoo, IL and helped build the Temple. They left with the Saints on the way to Utah. The Bradley B. Wilson family reached Utah 18 Sep 1853. They settled in Ogden, Weber, UT where she lived the rest of her life. She was the mother of 13 children, 106 grandchildren and 70 great grandchildren. Agnes Hunter in Sealing Record. Agnes Hunter in Sealing Record. Maiden surname from Sealing Record Maiden surname from Sealing Record From Ancestral File (#1LWG-XS). SP temp From Ancestral File (#1LWG-XS). SP temple is listed as "M"--assuming Manti? QUESTION: The county of her birth is listed as Chenango. There IS no Chenango County, Pennsylvania. What's up with this? From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 J From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 January 1996. From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 January 1996. Father: David Hunter Mother: Ann Colli Father: David Hunter Mother: Ann Collins Father: David Hunter Mother: Ann Collins Death: Obituary Deseret News 07 Feb 188 Death: Obituary Deseret News 07 Feb 1886. She joined the Church while living in Ohio in 1836. Oliver Granger baptized her. They went to Nauvoo, Illinois and helped build the Temple. They left with the Saints on the way to Utah. The Bradley B. Wilson family reached Utah 18 Sep 1853. They settled in Ogden, Weber, Utah where she lived the rest of her life. She was the mother of 13 children, 106 grandchildren and 70 great grandchildren. !sources--1770 migration sources 929.1, !sources--1770 migration sources 929.1, R.I. VR Early church rec "The Wasp" 3 Dec 1842 | Hunter, Agnes Polly (I312684222173)
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| 4229 | Who are the parents of the Abigail Horton who married David Booth? Adaline White in The Hortons of America is inconsistent about Abigail Horton, daughter of Caleb Horton. On p. 137, in her discussion of Caleb's descendants, she says that his daughter Abigail married Benjamin Moore. But on p. 2, when discussing the children of Barnabas Horton, she says that Barnabas' daughter Abigail married Charles Booth and their son David Booth married in 1717 Abigail Horton daughter of Caleb I. There are apparently 2 women named Abigail Horton. The daughter of Caleb--Abigail Horton (1676-1746)--clearly married Benjamin Moore. Caleb says so in his will. See the image of her gravestone on Find A Grave. The other Abigail Horton would have been younger if she married in 1717. In addition, recent researchers have concluded that Barnabas Horton did not have a daughter named Abigail born in 1665. Will of Abigail Moore In the name of God Will of Abigail Moore In the name of God, Amen, I, Abigail Moore, of Southold, in Suffolk County, widow, being weak in body. I leave to my son, Benjamin Moore, 20 shillings. To my son Nathan, one cow, and I also discharge him from all indebtedness to me. I leave to my son Israel all those lands which I purchased of Josiah Youngs and Noah Hallock, situate in Southold, with all appurtenances; Also my iron traces or gears, and my fine grindstone, and wheat fan, and he is maintain my daughter Abigail with meat, drink and house room fitting and suitable for her for one year after my decease. I leave to my two sons, Israel and Micah, all those lands with the appurtenances that I purchased of my son Benjamin. I leave to my son Micah the chest that he now commonly uses, and a small Bible, a saw, a coarse grind stone, a desk, a falling axe and all my Coopers tools, and he is to pay to my daughter Abigail ten pounds out of the money he owes to me. I leave to my daughter Hannah Cleveland, one short bed and bedstead, that stands in the east room of the house where I live, and a set of blue and white curtains, and a fire shovel, a pair of dog irons, "and an iron kettle holding about a peck," and 2 silver spoons. I leave to my daughter Rachel Conkling one short bed and bedstead, in the west room of my house, "and a large iron kettle containing about a barrel," and hand irons, 2 spoons and iron pot. I leave to my daughter Abigail my bed and bedstead, now in the west room, and one set of pale blue curtains and 4 pillows, 4 pair of sheets, a pair of tongs and a warming pan, and a pewter tankard, and 1 Dutch wheel. I leave to my grand daughter, Abigail Cleveland, the bed on which I commonly lie and an iron pot which I lately bought. I leave to my grand daughter Mary Moore, a bed, etc. To my grand daughter Mehitabel, daughter of my son James, deceased, my trundle bed, etc. I leave to all my children my printed books. Dated April 9, 1740. I make James Horton and Isreal Moo re, exeuctors. Codicil. Whereas, by the will of my husband, Benjamin Moore, my two sons, Israel and Micah, are to have, after my decease, a certain piece of land formerly belonging to Samuel Derby and Thomas Youngs, I direct it to be divided as follows: The dividing line to the the fence as it stands across the land from east to west, Israel to have the south part and Micah the north part. December 9, 1745 #1-Abigail married David Booth, son of C #1-Abigail married David Booth, son of Charles and Abigail Horton. From "Early Germans of New Jersey-PART II (Genealogies)", page 418 (and per Joseph Beegle E-Mail dated 3 Nov 1998.) | Horton, Abigail (I312684223614)
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| 4230 | Who is Harry? The 1901 Canadian census lists a "Harry" as a son born in Oct 1896. Jemima passed away in 1879. Did James remarry or is Harry actually a grandchild but listed as a son? | Crawford, James (I312684220234)
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| 4231 | Who was Rachel VanAllen(1755) I do not understand what is going on here. In a 10 November1797 UCLP #74, Samuel Wright Senior identified his wife as Rachel Vanallen, daughter of Jacob Vanallen a UEL, who was a Sergeant in Sir John Johnston's Corps Of the Royal Rangers of New York, and based in Montreal, Quebec, British North American Colonies. This Jacob Vanallen had been in the serice since the start of the American Revolution until the disbandenment in 1783. This was Certified by Allen Vaterson, a Justice of the Peace. The problems that we have with these UCLP's is that no birth dates are given, and the Father is identified only by his residence. Do we have two Jacob Vanallen UEL, who are Father and Son, who are both Sergeants in Sir John Johnston's Corps of the Royal Rangers of New York, and based in Montreal, Quebec? And, do they each have daughters named Rachel? It appears that way from this LDS Family Tree: L12H-C1L and MPVP-NHD. To compound that, the Rachel VanAllen married to Samuel Wright Senior had at least 6 children born between 1773 and 1786, who all filed UCLP's. to top that off, on 10 October 1797, Rachel Wright filed her own UCLP #14, stating only that she was the daughter of a Loyalist; and that is why her husband, Samuel Wright Senior, filed his Petition #74 a month later. Samuel Wright Senior was a Justice of the Peace, and a Magestrate in Elizabethtown, Leeds, Johnstown district; and as such, he must have figured that his wife's Petition would be rejected from lack of information. Kw | VanAlen, Jacobus Stephanus (I312684220041)
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| 4232 | Widow Abigail married 22 Nov 1750 Isaac Widow Abigail married 22 Nov 1750 Isaac Bronson Born 27 March 1707, the first child born in Middlebury, whose father Isaac ( his father Isaac is believed to have been one of the first company who came to Waterbury, where he lived on North Main St.; and his father John was of Hartford and Farmington) born 1670 was the first permanent settler in Middlebury. I. B. removed his new family to Middlebury, ( where were born Titus 5 Oct 1751 and Abigail 12 Aug 1753.) Four of Caleb's sons established homes in Middlebury ( then Waterbury : Middlebury was organized as a parish 1791, incorporated as a town Oct 1807 ) ; in the Revolutionary struggle, Abner, Benjamin, and Caleb espoused the patriot cause, while Hermon and Cornelius sided with the Tories. ( From page 996 in volume 2 of " The Munson Record." ) This individual has the following other This individual has the following other parents in the Ancestral File: Samuel /BRONSON,/ (AFN:GG7C-ZN) and Sarah /GIBBS,/ (AFN:GG7D-0S) NOTE:name also spelled Brownson. REF:Bar NOTE:name also spelled Brownson. REF:Barbour Collection of Connecticut Vital Records for Marriage; MSS Genealogy of Gridley Family communicated by Duane Holmes. Hinman, Connecticut Puritans. Source: Bronson Families Desc of John Ri Source: Bronson Families Desc of John Richard & Mary Film #0893749 IGI Mesa Library 1991 Individual # 1812 ! Birth recorded, with all brothers and ! Birth recorded, with all brothers and sisters, in Waterbury Vit. Rec. In the Middlebury Vit Rec is recorded his death, ae 92 and the note that he was the first child born in the area. Middlebury & Waterbury are adjoining. Eunice/Richards 3 Jul 1734 Eunice/Richards 3 Jul 1734 1 _IFLAGS 0 This individual has the fol 1 _IFLAGS 0 This individual has the following other parents in the Ancestral File: Samuel /BRONSON/ (AFN:CC3G-B3) and Sarah /GIBBS/ (AFN:CC3G-C8) This individual has the following other parents in the Ancestral File: Samuel /BRONSON/ (AFN:CC3G-B3) and Sarah /GIBBS/ (AFN:CC3G-C8) Waterbury Revolutionary War Veteran Surg Waterbury Revolutionary War Veteran Surgeon's mate 2nd Continental Dragoons 14 Nov. 1779 and served to the close of the war. Bronson ,Mr. Isaac d Dec 7, 1799 age 92 yrs (He was the first child born in this place) DEATH: On Isaac's tombstone: DEATH: Here lieth the Body of Mr. Isaac Bronson who departed this Life, Cec. 7th A>D> 1799, in his 93rd year, His was the first child born in this place. "Hark from the toms a doleful sound; My ears attend the cry:-- Ye living men, comve view the ground Where you must shortly lie: Abigail/Brockett * 22 Nov 1750 New Haven Abigail/Brockett * 22 Nov 1750 New Haven, Conn. This individual has the following other This individual has the following other parents in the Ancestral File: Samuel /BRONSON/ (AFN:CC3G-B3) and Sarah /GIBBS/ (AFN:CC3G-C8) 1 _UID CC326B7E9103D611828100606E3BD45C 1 _UID CC326B7E9103D611828100606E3BD45C9EB4 | Bronson, Aaron (I312684225168)
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| 4233 | WIFE IS MARY STANTON ( not Stafford - who is his son's wife) - kdm Mary Whitford (Stanton) Birthdate: 1648 (95) Birthplace: Kingston, Washington, Rhode Island, United States Death: December 3, 1743 (95) Newport, Newport County, Rhode Island, United States Immediate Family: Daughter of Robert Stanton and Avis Stanton (Almy) Wife of Pasco Whitford, Sr. Mother of Nicholas Whitford and Pasco Whitford, Jr. !source-Austins Gen Dict of Rhode Island !source-Austins Gen Dict of Rhode Island p 223; Comp VII p 106 ! GEN DICT OF R.I. BY J.O. AUSTIN 1887 P ! GEN DICT OF R.I. BY J.O. AUSTIN 1887 P 223; FAMILY RECORDS AND COMP; "THE WHITFORD FAM IN AMERICA" BY WALTER JOHN COATES 1939; SOC LIB, BOSTON, MSSC P 1,2, OF NOTEBOOK WITH "LINE PASCO" INDEX TAB AND P 2 OF NOTEBOOK COMP VOL 7 P 815. ! RECORDS: in possession of Carrie Whitford, 9460 Dragon Fly Road, Las Cruces, New Mexico 88012. ! RELATIONSHIP: H. Reed Black is 8th G G Son. From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 J From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 January 1996. ! GEN DICT OF R.I. BY J.O. AUSTIN 1887 P ! GEN DICT OF R.I. BY J.O. AUSTIN 1887 P 223; FAMILY RECORDS AND COMP; "THE WHITFORD FAM IN AMERICA" BY WALTER JOHN COATES 1939; SOC LIB, BOSTON, MSSC P 1,2, OF NOTEBOOK WITH "LINE PASCO" INDEX TAB AND P 2 OF NOTEBOOK COMP VOL 7 P 815. ! RELATIONSHIP: H. Reed Black is 8th G G Son. Family tradition says that Pasco was bor Family tradition says that Pasco was born about 1640 in England. The family tradition was written down by William Whitford of Addison, VT (son of Peleg, Pasco, Nicholas, Pasco) and states that Pasco and his two sons came to Rhode Island from the West Indies, having been driven out of that location by the French, during the naval warfare between England and France. They fled to Rhode Island, settling in Portsmouth then East and West Greenwich. (William Whitford's "Narrative of the Whitford Family" in the Vermont His. Soc. Collections). William Carke Whitford(1902) says that Pasco Whitford is reported to have come from Bedfordshire, Eng., Taxed 2s in 1680. But he was texed in Newport RI in 1680 according to Austin's Genealogical Dictionary of RI. A letter of George N. Whitford, dated 3 Jun 1911 to Walter John Coates states that many Whitfords lived in and near the town of Truro, Cornwall, England and have been numerous there for the last 400 years. There is also and old Cornish family, the Pascoes who are also plentiful in the area. Possibly the maiden name of Pasco Whitford's mother or grandmother was Pascoe. In 1690(proceedings of the General Assembly held at Newport May 1690, for the Colony of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations, Mr. Henry Bull being governor, "Voted Mr. Pasco Whitford (and others) be admitted freemen of the colony." (p270 Records of the Colony of Rhode Island, compiled by John Russell Bartlett, Vol 3 Providence, RI) Pasco was living in East Greenwich in 1690. On 13 Apr 1697 he is recorded as a witness to a deed from Samuel Eldred, Sr. to his son John in Kings Town. Pasco Whitford is mentioned in a will of Charles Martin of East Greenwich dated 1682. See History of East Greenwich - 1960- M. R. McPartland pgs 25-28 for a deciphering of this will. 1690, Tabox Four Corners RI Hist Cem E. G. #29 Pasco and his two sons came to Rhode Island from the West Indies, having been driven out of that location by the French, during the naval warf are between England and France. They fled to Rhode Island, settling in Portsmouth, the East and West Greenwich. Pasco Whitford is reported to have come from Bedfordshire, England. Taxes 2s in 1680. But he was taxed in Newport, RI in 1680 according to Augtin's Genealogical Dictionary of RI. A letter of George N. Whitford, dated 3 Jun 1911, to Walter John Coates states that many Whitfords lived in and near the town of Truro, Cornwall, England and have been numerous there for the last 400 years. There is also an old Cornish family, the Pascoes, who are also plentiful in the area. Possibly the maiden name of Pasco Whitford's mother or grandmother was Pascoe. 1690, Tarbox Four Corners RI Hist Cem E. G. # 29 Family tradition says that Pasco was born about 1640 in England. The family tradition was written down by William Whitford of Addison, VT (son of Peleg, Pasco, Nicholas, Pasco) and states that Pasco and his two sons came to Rhode Island from the West Indies, having been driven out of that location by the French, during the naval warfare between England and France. They fled to Rhode Island, settling in Portsmouth then East and West Greenwich. (William Whitford's "Narrative of the Whitford Family" in the Vermont His. Soc. Collections). William Carke Whitford(1902) says that Pasco Whitford is reported to have come from Bedfordshire, Eng., Taxed 2s in 1680. But he was texed in Newport RI in 1680 according to Austin's Genealogical Dictionary of RI. A letter of George N. Whitford, dated 3 Jun 1911 to Walter John Coates states that many Whitfords lived in and near the town of Truro, Cornwall, England and have been numerous there for the last 400 years. There is also and old Cornish family, the Pascoes who are also plentiful in the area. Possibly the maiden name of Pasco Whitford's mother or grandmother was Pascoe. In 1690(proceedings of the General Assembly held at Newport May 1690, for the Colony of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations, Mr. Henry Bull being governor, "Voted Mr. Pasco Whitford (and others) be admitted freemen of the colony." (p270 Records of the Colony of Rhode Island, compiled by John Russell Bartlett, Vol 3 Providence, RI) Pasco was living in East Greenwich in 1690. On 13 Apr 1697 he is recorded as a witness to a deed from Samuel Eldred, Sr. to his son John in Kings Town. Pasco Whitford is mentioned in a will of Charles Martin of East Greenwich dated 1682. See History of East Greenwich - 1960- M. R. McPartland pgs 25-28 for a deciphering of this will. 1690, Tabox Four Corners RI Hist Cem E. G. #29 Pasco and his two sons came to Rhode Island from the West Indies, having been driven out of that location by the French, during the naval warf are between England and France. They fled to Rhode Island, settling in Portsmouth, the East and West Greenwich. Pasco Whitford is reported to have come from Bedfordshire, England. Taxes 2s in 1680. But he was taxed in Newport, RI in 1680 according to Augtin's Genealogical Dictionary of RI. A letter of George N. Whitford, dated 3 Jun 1911, to Walter John Coates states that many Whitfords lived in and near the town of Truro, Cornwall, England and have been numerous there for the last 400 years. There is also an old Cornish family, the Pascoes, who are also plentiful in the area. Possibly the maiden name of Pasco Whitford's mother or grandmother was Pascoe. 1690, Tarbox Four Corners RI Hist Cem E. G. # 29 From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 J From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 January 1996.From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 January 1996. Family tradition says that Pasco was bor Family tradition says that Pasco was born about 1640 in England. The family tradition was written down by William Whitford of Addison, VT (son of Peleg, Pasco, Nicholas, Pasco) and states that Pasco and his two sons came to Rhode Island from the West Indies, having been driven out of that location by the French, during the naval warfare between England and France. They fled to Rhode Island, settling in Portsmouth then East and West Greenwich. (William Whitford's "Narrative of the Whitford Family" in the Vermont His. Soc. Collections). William Carke Whitford(1902) says that Pasco Whitford is reported to have come from Bedfordshire, Eng., Taxed 2s in 1680. But he was texed in Newport RI in 1680 according to Austin's Genealogical Dictionary of RI. A letter of George N. Whitford, dated 3 Jun 1911 to Walter John Coates states that many Whitfords lived in and near the town of Truro, Cornwall, England and have been numerous there for the last 400 years. There is also and old Cornish family, the Pascoes who are also plentiful in the area. Possibly the maiden name of Pasco Whitford's mother or grandmother was Pascoe. In 1690(proceedings of the General Assembly held at Newport May 1690, for the Colony of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations, Mr. Henry Bull being governor, "Voted Mr. Pasco Whitford (and others) be admitted freemen of the colony." (p270 Records of the Colony of Rhode Island, compiled by John Russell Bartlett, Vol 3 Providence, RI) Pasco was living in East Greenwich in 1690. On 13 Apr 1697 he is recorded as a witness to a deed from Samuel Eldred, Sr. to his son John in Kings Town. Pasco Whitford is mentioned in a will of Charles Martin of East Greenwich dated 1682. See History of East Greenwich - 1960- M. R. McPartland pgs 25-28 for a deciphering of this will. 1690, Tabox Four Corners RI Hist Cem E. G. #29 1690, Tarbox Four Corners RI Hist Cem E. G. # 29 | Whitford, Pasco Sr (I312684222598)
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| 4234 | Wife of Henry Barnes GSJZ-QRK Brian Leese was the researcher on this family. He assumed that Henry Barnes wife was Mary Bevington born 21 Dec 1681 in Honington dau of Wm. Bevington and Mary Stanley. William Bevington's will dated 7 Oct 1721 and proved 31 May 1722 at Worcester, gives his daughter Mary Bevington's married name as Lamley. Dormston Bishop Transcript records are not available at the Family Search library before 1731 for marriages and before 1716 for christenings, so I cannot verify that Henry Barnes married Mary Bevington on 12 Apr 1704 in Dormston. Brian Leese's extended Bevington families do not match Bevington families found in wills I have entered into familysearch. Terry B. Griffin | Bevington, Mary (I312684221901)
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| 4235 | Wiggins children in source "A Brief History of the Family of Lieutenant Richard Browne of Southold..." Page 168 references the will of Peter Brown, son of Mary King from 1st marriage to Dr. Peter Brown. He names his brother John Wiggins and his sisters Juliana, Phoebe and Margaret Wiggins. See source Peter/Broune 1 (Dr.) died 4Jun1747 Peter/Broune 1 (Dr.) died 4Jun1747 !NOTE: The Church of Jesus Christ of Lat !NOTE: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Ancestral File (TM); ; July 1996 (c), data as of 2 January 1996; ; , Family History Library, 35 N West Temple Street, Salt Lake City, UT 84150 USA From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 J From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 January 1996. | King, Mary (I312684223629)
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| 4236 | Wigoltingen, Canton, Schwarzwald, German Wigoltingen, Canton, Schwarzwald, Germany !Occupations: Schaefer, Buergermeister, !Occupations: Schaefer, Buergermeister, Heiligenpfleger (shepherd, mayor, church caretaker) !Grossbettlingen parish records, by correspondence (Rudolph A. Noss) Occupations: Schaefer, Buergermeister, H Occupations: Schaefer, Buergermeister, Heiligenpfleger (shepherd, mayor, church caretaker) | Geiger, Heinrich Philipp (I312684218198)
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| 4237 | WikiTree Citation: WikiTree contributors, "Nathaniel Stetson (1710-1787)," WikiTree: The Free Family Tree, (https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Stetson-1178 : accessed 03 May 2024). | Stetson, Nathaniel (I312684223085)
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| 4238 | wikiTree profile https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Owen-248 !Henrico Co, VA. Misc'l Court Records 16 !Henrico Co, VA. Misc'l Court Records 1650-1800 Vol. 4 p. 1283 OWEN CONNECTIONS-The Family of Bartholomew and Johanna Owen, Emigrants to Surry Co., VA. comp. by Mary Sue Mathys. FHL #929272 Ow2m. ! Will in Pr. Edward Co per C. Owen Joh ! Will in Pr. Edward Co per C. Owen Johnson, Genealogist of Owen Association. Aug 24, 1994. To see see https://www.ancestry.com/imageviewer/collections/51973/images/News-TE-SA_AN_LI.1957_10_13-0072?pId=502084680 as seen 3/17/23 only explanation about the source is 'a letter from Florida' (Mrs. L. M. Van T., Florida, is cited at the end) . . . which says that John Owen married Mildred Grant (1714), daughter of Isabella Grant and Thomas Richardson and they had Thomas. He was a Revolutionary War soldier and married Isabella Allen (his cousin) . . . John Owens and his wife Mildred , with Thomas Grant (father of Mildred) and her brother Daniel, and brother-in-law William Allen, moved to Granville County, NC, in 1765, later removed to a location near Elizabethton, Kentucky. . . . . (Pursues the Owen family) John Owen and Family information ~~ Nice factoids needing valid sources and properly entered into the data record. Thanks! The following factoids are "red herrings" in that they are for the wrong John Owen and, whether intentionally or not, they simply confuse and divert attention away from the true facts for John Owen, son of Thomas and Elizabeth (Brookes) Owen. (added by Virgil Owens 3/21/2023) Removed from Life Sketch: http://owenfamilyassociation.org/ofanewsletters/Vol.19.pdf Per the link provided above John Owen of Prince Edward County 1676 - 1767 This John Owen of Prince Edward County, formerly of Cumberland County, was married twice and had six children by each wife. Children of John Owen, his first wife, Sarah Brackett: (1.) Sally Owen Davidson (b. 1719-d. 1816, P.E. County) (2.) Agnes Owen Clarke (b. 1721, d. 1803, P.E. County) ? (3.) John Owen, Jr. (b. ca. 1724, d. 1786 in Pittsylvania County) ? (4.) William Owen (b. about 1727, d. 1806 Halifax County) (5.) Thomas Owen (b. 1730, d. 1816, Pittsylvania County) (6.) Brackett Owen (b. 1733, d. 1802, in Kentucky) John Owen married (2) Phoebe _________; some say Phoebe Brackett; some say the wives were sisters, Graham Owen simply says “a relative of Sarah’s.” Children of John and Phoebe Owen: (1.) Jesse Owen (b. 1740, d. 1792, P.E. County, m. Ann Crawford) (2.) Lucy Owen (b. 1742, m. Capt. William Wooten) (3.) Kesiah Owen (b. ca. 1745, m. Thomas Penick) (4.) Jemimah Owen (b. ca 1748, m. (1) John DeJarnette, (2) Rev. Daniel Gould) (5.) Lydia Owen (?) (?), m. a Baldwin (6.) Mary Owen (dates?), never married Submitted on: 24 June 2018 Submitted by: mikeaustin1 ! #7891 pt. 1 probate records Prince Edw ! #7891 pt. 1 probate records Prince Edward Co. Vrginia, Will dated 24 Feb 1767 p. 98-100 bk 1 Owen Family of Virginia PB 929.2 # 1896 CFI ordinance dates. Husband John's will listed children 24 feb 1767 !!p. Book: Grandpa and Grandma by John !!p. Book: Grandpa and Grandma by John Wesley Thomas 1996 | Owen, John Sr. (I312684220640)
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| 4239 | WikiTree Profile: [[Penniman-118|Ruth (Penniman) Stetson (1709-1791)]] has additional information | Penniman, Ruth (I312684222946)
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| 4240 | Will !archive record 0110869 ; will taken 7 Feb 1740, probated 2 April 1741 "History & Genealogies of Ancient Windsor" Book 11, page 162 by Stiles Henry REED. !The American Genealogist, vol. 57, No. 2, April 1981, page 67, 70 !Manwaring 3:286, Will dated 7 Feb 1741/41, probated 5 March 1740/41. He devises various real estate in both Windsor and Simsbury to the four sons listed below, and to the five living daughters the moveable estate; to the son, unnamed, of his deceased daughter Martha, 20 shillings, to be paid by sons Nathaniel, Jonathan and John, "to buy his a Bible." (This night suggest that his grandson, Daniel Hayes, was a minor but he was nearly 25 at this date.) This wife, not named, testator leaves only 20 shillings "besides what i have already secured for her before marriage." Son Benjamin is named sole executor; witnesses: Silas Slater, Ephraim Bewell, Timothy Woodbridge. !Lives of Our Pilgrim Ancestors, compiled by Elizabeth Fletcher Snow, 1989, pg 27-28. His father's will (Thomas Holcombe) listed his distribution share as 28/12/00. He died at age 93. He served in the Mil He died at age 93. He served in the Military in 1716 as Lieutenant. He represented Simsbury , CT in theGgeneral Court of Connecuticut for four terms between 1748 and 1753. Another sour ce listed his birthplace as Windsor, Hartford, CT. I also have Nathaniel and Martha's birthp lace as Simsbury, Hartford Co., Conneticut. http://www.holcombegenealogy.com/tholcomb/d2/i00 38950.htm#i38951 Sources MARRIAGE Archive Record Family Group Sheet for Nathaniel Bliss 1621 and Catherine Chapin Waco McLennan County Library Nathaniel Bliss: Information sources listed as Mass. 529 Hist. of Springfield Mass. p. 531; V.R. Springfield N.E. Reg Vol.18 P. 84 BIOGRAPHY: Nathaniel Jr. was an early S BIOGRAPHY: Nathaniel Jr. was an early Salmon Brook resident. He served as a Lt. in the Revolutionary War. He was also a repesentative from Simsbury to the General Court of Connecticut. Index number 202, page 41, in "The Holcombe Genealogy" by Jesse Seaver. CONFLICT: Birth place Simsbury, Hartford, CT. Beckler SOURCE OF INFORMATION: SOURCE OF INFORMATION: P. 395 GEN. AND BIOG. OF ANCIENT WINDSOR, CONN BY STILES. THIS RECORD VERY INCOMPLETE. NATHANIEL WAS SON OF THOMAS HOLCOMBE AND ELIZABETH !archive record 0110869, duplicate ordin !archive record 0110869, duplicate ordinances performed Bap also on 16 Dec 1959, Endowment also on 22 Jan 1960 !Was a Sergeant in the Revolutionary War. !Genealogies and Biographies of Ancient Windsor, The Holcombe Family, page 395. !Simsbury Red Book. !The American Genealogist, vol. 57, No. 2, April 1981, page 67, 70 !Marriage recorded in "Marriage Records Before 1699", page 48. Deacon Deacon Internet Research, "Ancestors of Paul E. Internet Research, "Ancestors of Paul E. Courtwright" (a copy of whichiswith the Messenger f amily group sheets), indicates: He was a representative from Simsbury and windsor to the generalcourtfrom 1703 to 1706 and f rom 1720 to 1721. He was a farmer and atax payerin Hartford County in 1675. He moved to an d became a firstsettler inGranby in 1677. bp 20 Jun 1932 bp 20 Jun 1932 !Family records of Velma Daley in Marion !Family records of Velma Daley in Marion Daley's possession. Married Mary BLISS (1) 27 Feb 1676 Married Mary BLISS (1) 27 Feb 1676 CONFLICT: http://claim.goldrush.com/~h CONFLICT: http://claim.goldrush.com/~humbert death date 5 May 1740. AFN: GTTM-VV, was married to Mary Bliss in Simsbury,Hartford,Connecticut; Death Date 5 Feb 1741 BIOGRAPHY: History: Although Mary's father's family was among the first group to come to Hartford, she was living in Springfield when she married Nathaniel in 1670. Their first child is recorded as being born in Springfield. It is not clear if the couple lived in Springfield for long, but by 1675 they were back in Windsor with their two children, Nathaniel and Mary. Nathaniel Sr. is not listed among those who moved to Simsbury immediately following the war, but his older brother Joshua is listed, and his mother and step-father James Eno, did move to "Scotland", the section of Simsbury east of the ridge, in 1679. It is possible they lived with the Enos briefly, while renting land at Salmon Brook or they could have began building a homestead at Salmon Brook and that the record of Nathaniel's 1677,'78 or '79 grant was among those burned; no one bothered to record it again since he received new grants, possably for the same land, as a result of the land divisions in 1680. He continued to pay taxes in Windsor through 1686, but only because he owned three acres of upland there, not because he was a resident. BIOGRAPHY: Nathaniels will is dated 7 Feb 1740/1, probated 5 Mar 1740/1(Manwaring 3:286). He devises various real estate in both Windsor and Simsbury to the four sons,Nathaniel, Jonathan, John and Benjamin. To five living daughters, Mary, Hester, Margaret, Catherine and Sarah the moveable estate. To the son, not named, of his deceased daughter Martha, 20 shillings, to be paid by sons Nathaniel, Jonathan and John, "to buy him a Bible." (This would be Daniel Hayes). To his wife, not named, testator leaves only 20 shillings "besides what I have already secured for her before marriage." Son Benjamin is names sole executor; Witnesses: Elias Slater, Ephraim Bewell, Timothy Woodbr idge. BIOGRAPHY: Nathaniel was chosen Deputy to the General Court of Connecticut for Simsbury between 1703 and 1706; again between 1720 and 1722. Was a joint signer of an agreement with pastor of the church of Hop Mewdow 27 Jun 1687. Signed an offer to citizens of Salmonbrook and Low Meadow for exchange of parts of land to better fortify against Indians 4 Feb 1688. CONFLICT: http://claim.goldrush.com/~h CONFLICT: http://claim.goldrush.com/~humbert death dat e 5 May 1740. AFN: GTTM-VV, was married to Mary Bliss in Simsbury,Hartford,Connecticut; Death Date 5 Feb 1741 BIOGR APHY: History: Although Mary's father's family was among the first group to come to Hartford, she was living in Springfield wh en she married Nathaniel in 1670. Their first child is record ed as being born in Springfield. It is not clear if the couple l ived in Springfield for long, but by 1675 they were back in Win dsor with their two children, Nathaniel and Mary. Nathaniel Sr . is not listed among those who moved to Simsbury immediately following the war, but his older brother Joshua is listed , and his mother and step-father James Eno, did move to "Scotland ", the section of Simsbury east of the ridge, in 1679. It is possible they lived with the Enos briefly, while renting l and at Salmon Brook or they could have began building a homest ead at Salmon Brook and that the record of Nathaniel's 1677,'7 8 or '79 grant was among those burned; no one bothered to recor d it again since he received new grants, possably for the sam e land, as a result of the land divisions in 1680. He continued t o pay taxes in Windsor through 1686, but only because he owned th ree acres of upland there, not because he was a resident. BIOGRAPHY: Nathaniels will is dated 7 Feb 1740/1, probate d 5 Mar 1740/1(Manwaring 3:286). He devises various real estate i n both Windsor and Simsbury to the four sons,Nathaniel, Jonathan , John and Benjamin. To five living daughters, Mary, Hester, Margaret, Catherine and Sarah the moveable estate. To th e son, not named, of his deceased daughter Martha, 20 shillings , to be paid by sons Nathaniel, Jonathan and John, "to buy him a Bible." (This would be Daniel Hayes). To his wife, not nam ed, testator leaves only 20 shillings "besides what I have alre ady secured for her before marriage." Son Benjamin is names s ole executor; Witnesses: Elias Slater, Ephraim B ewell, Timothy Woodbridge. BIOGRAPHY: Nathaniel was chosen Deputy to the General Court of Connecticut for Simsbury between 1703 an d 1706; again between 1720 and 1722. Was a joint signer of an agre ement with pastor of the church of Hop Mewdow 27 Jun 1687. Sign ed an offer to citizens of Salmonbrook and Low Meadow for exchan ge of parts of land to better fortify against Indians 4 Feb 1688. !History & Gen. of Ancient Windsor, S H !History & Gen. of Ancient Windsor, S H REED #11 pg 162 Information source Information source: Stiles Henry Reed History and Genealogies of Ancient Windsor Book 11, p. 162. Esther is not to be confused with her niece Ester Holcomb who was the 2nd Wife of Brewster Higley md 13 Mar 1734. Child # 1 Nathaniel md Martha BUEL, 1 Nov 1695. Child # 3 Jonathan md Mary GILLET. 4 John md Anna PETTIBONE, 19 Mar 1706. Child # 6 Esther md Brewster HIGLEY, 17 Feb 1708. Child # 8 Margaret md Nathaniel NORTH, 10 Jun 1708. Child # 9 Catherine md Joseph MESSENGER, 22 Jun 1707. Child # 10 Sarah md Samuel BARBER, 17 Dec 1712. Child # 11 Benjamin md Hannah CASE, 12 Oct 1727. Husband Nathaniel md (2) Mrs. Sarah Owen. He was a representative of Simsbury (170 He was a representative of Simsbury (1705-6) and of Windsor (1720-2 to the General Court of Connecticut). He was a farmer. It was reported that he was a Sergeant in the Revolutionary War, but that would be tough to prove since he died in 1740 at the age of 62 (probably refers to his son)! Nathaniel Holcombe was a joint signer o Nathaniel Holcombe was a joint signer of an agreement with the pastor of the Hop Meadow Church on 27 June 1687. On 04 February 1688, Nathaniel Holcombe signed an offer to the citizens of Salmonbrook and Low Meadow in exchanged for parts of land to better fortify against Indians. In December 1681, he was elected to town constable for Simsbury. Between 1703 and 1706, Nathaniel Holcombe was chosen Deputy to the General Court of Connecticut for Simsbury. He was chosen Deputy to the General Court of Connecticut for a second term between 1720 and 1722. Nathaniel Holcombe's will devises real estate in both Windsor and Simsbury to his four sons Nathaniel, Jonathan, John and Benjamin, and to his five living daughters the moveable estate. To the son of his deceased daughter Martha, 20 shillings, to be paid by the four above sons. To his wife, 20 shillings "besides what I have already secured for her by marriage". Son Benjamin is named sole executor. Witnesses are Elias Slater, Ephraim Bewell, and Timothy Woodbridge. 2) Mrs. Sarah/Owen 2) Mrs. Sarah/Owen BIRTH: 1. Barbour collection: Connectic BIRTH: 1. Barbour collection: Connecticut vital records prior to 1850; Lucius B. Barbour: Nathanael HOLCOMB, M, Birth: 11 Jun 1673 at Windsor Twp, Hartford, Connecticut; Father: Nathaniell HOLCOMB. MARRIAGE: 1. Clarence Torrey, "New England Marriages Prior to 1700", NEHGS CD, 2001: HOLCOMB, Nathaniel (1673-1766) & Martha BUELL (1675-1760); 1 Nov 1695; Simsbury, CT {Simsbury CT VR 29; Windsor CT 2:194, 395; Holcomb 41; Hayes 13; Buell (1881) 40; Buttolph (ms) #6, #9; Hale (1952) 566} He was a Representative from Simsbury an He was a Representative from Simsbury and Windsor to the General Court of Connecticut, 1703-1706. a farmer a farmer Farmer "of Simsbury, Conn." Farmer "of Simsbury, Conn." Married (2) Mary STRONG, and (3) Mary (KELSEY) Bissell 7 other children are in this family. Al 7 other children are in this family. All temple work has been completed on all of them. Nathaniel was born in Windsor, but moved Nathaniel was born in Windsor, but moved to Simsbury and later to Bra nby, where he built the first house in the community. He and wife Mary (married 27 Feb 1670) Bliss had at least nine children: Nathaniel b 11 Jun 1673 d 29 Sep 1766 Mary b 17 May 1675 nfi Jonathan b 1678 nfi John b 1780 d 11 Jul 1744 Esther* b Feb 1684 d 17 Dec 1775 ae 91!! Catherine b 1689 d 1769 Sarah b 1691 d 14 Dec 1787 ae 96!! Benjamin b 15 Feb 1698 nfi Margaret b 1687 d 29 May 1777 @ Avon, CT CONFLICT: http://claim.goldrush.com/~hu CONFLICT: http://claim.goldrush.com/~humbert death date 5 May1740. AFN: GTTM-VV, was married to Mary Bliss in Simsbury,Hartford,Connecticut;Death Date 5 Feb 1741 BIOGRAPHY: History: Although Mary's father's family was among the firstgroup to come to Hartford, she was living in Springfield when she marriedNathaniel in 1670. Their first child is recorded as being born inSpringfield. It is not clear if the couple lived in Springfield for long,but by 1675 they were back in Windsor with their two children, Nathanieland Mary. Nathaniel Sr. is not listed among those who moved to Simsburyimmediately following the war, but his older brother Joshua is listed,and his mother and step-father James Eno, did move to "Scotland", thesection of Simsbury east of the ridge, in 1679. It is possible theylived with the Enos briefly, while renting land at Salmon Brook or theycould have began building a homestead at Salmon Brook and that the recordof Nathaniel's 1677,'78 or '79 grant was among those burned; no onebothered to record it again since he received new grants, possably forthe same land, as a result of the land divisions in 1680. He continuedto pay taxes in Windsor through 1686, but only because he owned threeacres of upland there, not because he was aresident. BIOGRAPHY: Nathaniels will is dated 7 Feb 1740/1, probated 5 Mar1740/1(Manwaring 3:286). He devises various real estate in both Windsorand Simsbury to the four sons,Nathaniel, Jonathan, John and Benjamin. Tofive living daughters, Mary, Hester, Margaret, Catherine and Sarah themoveable estate. To the son, not named, of his deceased daughter Martha,20 shillings, to be paid by sons Nathaniel, Jonathan and John, "to buyhim a Bible." (This would be Daniel Hayes). To his wife, not named,testator leaves only 20 shillings "besides what I have already securedfor her before marriage." Son Benjamin is names sole executor;Witnesses: Elias Slater, Ephraim Bewell, TimothyWoodbridge. BIOGRAPHY: Nathaniel was chosen Deputy to the G eneral Court ofConnecticut for Simsbury between 1703 and 1706; again between 1720 and1722. Was a joint signer of an agreement with pastor of the church ofHop Mewdow 27 Jun 1687. Signed an offer to citizens of Salmonbrook andLow Meadow for exchange of parts of land to better fortify againstIndians 4 Feb 1688. Stiles Henry Reed 'History and Genealogi Stiles Henry Reed 'History and Genealogies of Ancient Windsor', Book 13,p 162. Chicago Lending Library Book V 291-a, Si Chicago Lending Library Book V 291-a, Simsbury Records, Conn. S15,b.p.33The Higley's & Their Ancestors by M.Coffin Johnson, P. 99-103 (B1,C9)Stiles Henry Reed 'History and Genealogies of Ancient Windsor', Book 13,p162. Md (2) Mrs. Sarah Owen. | Holcombe, Nathaniel II (I312684223281)
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| 4241 | Will Daniel Price of Abergavenny Monmouth Apothecary made 3 July 1772 All messuages in counties of Brecon and Monmouth to wife Elizabeth for life, after her decease to brother Rev Rice Price of Winchester One annuity of 10 pounds to [niece] Martha Watkins during her life Residue to brother Rev Rice Price and Henry Williams of Landpithid [Llanspyddid] in Breconshire, gent. in trust for my God son Daniel Williams (the son of Henry Williams [married to his niece Elizabeth Prytherch 1722–1789]) if he shall attain 21, otherwise to brother Rev Rice Price Executors wife Elizabeth and brother Rice Price | Price, Daniel Apothecary of Abergavenny (I312684221589)
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| 4242 | will date of will 6 Feb 1701, probate 26 Sept 1714, son Daniel Price, mercer of Brecon | Williams, Anne (I312684221388)
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| 4243 | Will WILL of Benjamin COLT: Page 150 Name: Benjamin COLT Location: Hartford Invt. œ322-04-06. Taken 30 June, 1739, by Richard GILMAN and Caleb PITKIN. Will dated 16 March. I, Benjamin COLT of Hartford, do make this my last will and testament: Imprimis. I give to Joanna, my well-beloved wife, and Lucy, my daughter, all my moveable estate excepting one cowe, which I give to my daughter Anne HOPKINS. I give to my son John COLT 20 shillings in money. I give to my daughter Lucy all my right in the equivalent land in Windsor, by her freely to be possessed and injoyed. I make my wife Joanna COLT and William WILLIAMS, Jr., of Hartford, to be sole executors. Witness: John MORTON, Richard GILMAN, Samuel WILLIAMS. Benjamin X COLT, ls. Court Record, Page 52--7 August, 1739: Will exhibited 5 June last, now proven. A Digest Of The Early Connecticut Probate Records 1737 to 1742. !REL: 6GGN f !REL: 6GGN f Alternate death dates: Jun 1639, before Alternate death dates: Jun 1639, before 30 Jun 1639 (IGI (International Genealogical Index)) bp 1 Sept 1934 bp 1 Sept 1934 From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 J From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 January 1996. Brother b. 1658 Brother b. 1658 !NOTE: The Church of Jesus Christ of Lat !NOTE: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Ancestral File (TM); ; July 1996 (c), data as of 2 January 1996; ; , Family History Library, 35 N West Temple Street, Salt Lake City, UT 84150 USA !NOTE: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Ancestral File (TM); ; July 1996 (c), data as of 2 January 1996; ; , Family History Library, 35 N West Temple Street, Salt Lake City, UT 84150 USA See also AFN: 104T-P1P. See also AFN: 104T-P1P. Bro. b.1660 Bro. b.1660 !BESP: Batch F513328; Sheet 3; Source 15 !BESP: Batch F513328; Sheet 3; Source 1553581 bro b 1658 bro b 1658 | Colt, Benjamin (I312684223387)
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| 4244 | will Will was proved 12 July 1756 at North Kingstown, Rhode Island, British colonial America. | Hiames, James (I312684222730)
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| 4245 | will and history Will dated December 12, 1782 and allowed on August 3, 1784 mentions Abel, Joshua, Jr., Rebecca Godfrey, Lydia Johnson, Relief Phelps, Deborah Phelps, and grandson Moses Phelps. His sons were both in the Revolution (Cutter File) Died at age 84; first wife died June 1738; was in Captain Samuel Willard's company in 1725; member of the First Church of Lancaster in 1748; married (second) 1744, Rebecca Beaman (Cutter File) Line 43840 from GEDCOM File not recogniz Line 43840 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long: SLGS AZ 1 _IFLAGS 0 1 _IFLAGS 0 Line 45857 from GEDCOM File not recogniz Line 45857 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long: SLGS AZ #14 Dead #14 Dead ?? Line 9853: (New PAF MRIN=235) 1 SLGS ?? Line 9853: (New PAF MRIN=235) 1 SLGS AZ !Archive family group sheet of M. C. Phe !Archive family group sheet of M. C. Phelps, Mesa, Arizona Phelps Family by O. S. Phelps & A. T. Servin Vol. 1 pp 1580-1589 IGI Joshua md 18 Aug 1744 Rebecca Kendall BEAMAN at Lancaster SS 9 Feb 1934 AZ md 1753 Rebecca PHELPS AT LANCASTER SS 9 Feb 1934 AZ SS 29 Apr 1993 OGDEN, 24 Aug 1993 LVEGA, 10 Sep 1993 OGDEN 27 Sep 1994 SLAKE, 11 Feb 1995 MEXIC He possibly died 3 Jul 1784 at Lancaster, Worcester, Massachusetts !SOURCE: Archive Record of father; FHL. !SOURCE: Archive Record of father; FHL. IGI;ver 2.09;US;FHL. !OTHER MAR: Md (2) Rebecca Kendall BEAMAN Joshua married (1) Rebecca. (2) Rebecc Joshua married (1) Rebecca. (2) Rebecca BEMAN. AUTH The Church of Jesus Christ of Latte AUTH The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints TITL Ancestral File (TM) PUBL July 1996 (c), data as of 2 January 1996 REPO @R18@ | Phelps, Joshua (I312684222425)
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| 4246 | will date 29 Aug 1704, probate 18 Apr 1717 I Daniel Price of the town of Brecon in the county of Brecon Mercer being well in body and of a sound mind and memory provided be almighty god do make and publish and ordaine this my last will and testament in manner folowing First I commend my soul into the hands of almighty god my saviour and .. and my body tto the earth to be buried in christian burial and as to my temporal estate with ye hath been pleased to endow me with all I dispose of the same as followeth .. I do devise and bequeath to Elizabeth my well beloved wife all my messuages burges house lands tenements and horsch tenements with the appurtanences situate lying and being in the town of Brecon and in the several parishes of Llywell .. St Davids and Cantriffe in the county of Brecon and in the parish of Disserth in the county of Radnor .. and to hold all singular the .. to my well beloved wife her heirs and assignes forever and I do constitute and appoint the Elizabeth my loving wife is to be the executrix of this my last will and testament in witness whereof I have hereunto put my hand and seal the day and year above written Daniel Price second son per gravestone | Price, Daniel Mercer (I312684221579)
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| 4247 | WILL dated 29 May 1701 Probate 3 Oct 1704 To my daughter Mary Awbrey ye sum of 200 pounds and to my daughter Ann Awbrey ye sum of 200 pounds to be paid to each of them at the time of their respective marriage with their mother’s consent to my son Timothey Awbrey the sum of one hundred pounds to my eldest son William Awbrey a particular mark and love to him twenty guineas I likewise constitute make and ordaine Elizabeth my well beloved wife my sole and only executrix of this my last will and testament to whom I do give all my personal estate goods household stuff cattells chattells and debts owing by book bills and bonds all corn in my house rye corn and hay growing on ye ground to pay the aforesiad legacys above mentioned Whereas I the within named william Awbrey have by my within written will given and devised to my daughter Ann Awbrey the sum of 200 pounds .. whereas the said Ann Awbrey is sometime dead now I the said william awbrey do hereby revoke annihilate and make void this clause and legacy .. 26 Feb 1702 Arms impaling, a fess dauncette between three crescents, Harris of Gloucester 1643, 1st. husband 1643, 1st. husband | Awbrey, William of Tredomen (I312684221496)
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| 4248 | Will is difficult to read. The 1832 Will of Martin Wright, attached in source box, is a clear copy of the will. Unfortunately, the handwriting is poor and difficult to read. If you wish to compare your interpretation with someone else's see: http://files.usgwarchives.net/nc/rockingham/wills/wright04.txt census data 1800 census Rockingham, NC next to each other Martin Wright – 01100/01100 Francis Wright – 22201/10201 1810 census Rockingham, NC Marten Wright – 20110/20110 | Wright, Martin (I312684220722)
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| 4249 | Will note William Settle's estate inventory, sale, and distribution Fauquier County: 1824-1825 Wife: Mrs. Frances SettleAdministrator: George Settle Heirs No. 1: Widow, Frances Settle No. 2: William Settle, Jr (son) No. 3: Lucy Settle (daughter) No. 4: William Jett (daughter, Judith B. Settle’s husband) No. 5: Thomas Settle (son) No. 6: John Torbert (daughter, Nancy Ann Settle’s husband) No. 7: Joseph Settle (son) No. 8: Thomas Miller (daughter, Sarah Settle’s husband) No. 9: John F. Gutridge (daughter, Elizabeth Settle’s husband No. 10: Daniel Dodd (daughter, Hannah Settle’s husband) No. 11: William Scoggan (daughter, Mary “Polly” Settle’s husband) No. 12: Hedgeman Settle (son???) No. 13: George Settle (son) | Settle, William (I312684220484)
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| 4250 | WILL OF DANIEL ALLEN ROCKINGHAM CO N. C. WILL OF DANIEL ALLEN ROCKINGHAM CO N. C. DT 18 OCT 1799 THERE IS A WILL FOR DANIEL ALLEN MADE 1799 IN ROCKINGHAM, N. C. THIS WILL HAS A SON NAMED BURTON ALLEN WHICH SEEMS TO FIT AND I HAVE ASSUMED THAT DANIEL IS BURTON'S FATHER. A WILL MADE BY BURTON IN 1851, CARROLL CO. TN LIST ELIZA WHO MARRIED ELLUMS ROWLAND, MY GG GRAND PARENTS. BURTOM LISTED 4 CHILDREN, ALFRED, WILLIAM H., ELIZA, AND SUSAN AS MARRIED NAME STALCUFF BUT I HAVE NOT BEEN ABLE FIND ANY THING IN THE 1850 OR LATER CENSUS SHOWING STALCUFF. | Allen, Daniel (I312684220659)
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