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| 751 | ! REFERENCES: Families of Early Guilford ! REFERENCES: Families of Early Guilford, Conn., pg. 597 (Hand). Record indicates another spouse, but no Record indicates another spouse, but no names or dates are given | Stannard, Mr Joseph (I312684225470)
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| 752 | ! REFERENCES: Families of Early Guilford ! REFERENCES: Families of Early Guilford, Conn., pg. 597-8 (Hand) | Hand, Joseph (I312684225623)
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| 753 | ! RELATIONSHIP: Calvin G. Cottrell Jr. i ! RELATIONSHIP: Calvin G. Cottrell Jr. is 8th G G Nephew. GEN: See Historical Document. GEN: See Historical Document. !: Ann married John Holcomb 19 Mar 1706\ !: Ann married John Holcomb 19 Mar 1706\7. Birth - Anc F:Anna/Anne/Ann 11 Mar 1679 Birth - Anc F:Anna/Anne/Ann 11 Mar 1679 Windsor Death - Anc F:12 Jul 1753 of Simsbury bapt - Anc F-20 Dc 1926 end - Anc F-22 Dec 1926 sld/p -Anc F-2 Dec 1959 LANGE W.M. 3/19/1706 Ancient Windsor by henry W.M. 3/19/1706 Ancient Windsor by henry R. Stiles, Conn W9 Vol 2 p 562 Archives 39Pett-PFEH 1100-1111 V.R. Simsbury, Conn pp 43,53,54,104,147,19,57,40,23; Holcomb Gen B7E25p42 !archive record 0110869 !Thomas Holcombe !archive record 0110869 !Thomas Holcombe's Earlier Posterity, pg 166, by George E. McCracken, as appearing in the American Genealogist, Vol 57, No. 2, April 1981. died in 74th year, buried with husband in East Granby. !NAME: Ann Pettibone; PARENTS-SIBLINGS-B !NAME: Ann Pettibone; PARENTS-SIBLINGS-BORN-DIED-SPOUSE-MARRIED: 19 Mar 1706 !NAME: Anna Pettibone; SPOUSE-MARRIED: 19 Mar 1703/1704; AFN:PB34-Q2 !NAME: Anna Pettibone; BORN: Simsbury, Hartford, Connecticut; Carol Turk's She had 10 children born between 1704 an She had 10 children born between 1704 and 1724. BIRTH - DEATH: Stiles p. 562 The Couple BIRTH - DEATH: Stiles p. 562 The Couple had 9 children. BIRTH: 1. Barbour collection: Connectic BIRTH: 1. Barbour collection: Connecticut vital records prior to 1850; Lucius B. Barbour: Ann PETTIBONE, F, Birth: 11 Mar 1679 at Simsbury Twp, Hartford, Connecticut; Father: John PETTIBONE. Alternate birthplace: Simsbury, Hartford Alternate birthplace: Simsbury, Hartford, Connecticut (IGI (International Genealogical Index)) John and Ann Pettibone Holcomb lived in John and Ann Pettibone Holcomb lived in Simsbury, Ct. One dau. b. 1708 m. John Granger. Noted in Granger book under John Granger index no 158. See the Granger Genealogy book titled Launcelot Granger by James N. Granger. 350 copies were printed in 1893. One copy no 150 is in the posession of Tom Keyes, 12th great grandson of Launcelot, 421 Pine St., Sheboygan Falls, WI 53085. Another copy is on file at the LDS Library. April visit to LDS Phoenix AZ library listed birth & death dates and locations. CONFLICT: Anne Pettibon (Simsbury Town R CONFLICT: Anne Pettibon (Simsbury Town Records)Birth place could beSimsbury F.G.Sheet with her as a child shows her death date as 1753.Sheet was sub. by Jimmie Dale Merrill 2009 Capri Ave., Mentone, CA. | Pettibone, Anna (I312684223349)
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| 754 | ! RELATIONSHIP: H. Reed Black is 7 G G S ! RELATIONSHIP: H. Reed Black is 7 G G Son. !source-Austins Gen Dict of Rhode Island !source-Austins Gen Dict of Rhode Island p 223; Comp VII p 106 | Carr, Mary (I312684222684)
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| 755 | ! Ruscoe Family of Billericay, Essex, En ! Ruscoe Family of Billericay, Essex, England & New England. (Am. Pub H, V 71, p 113) ! Surrogates Office City of New York, V1 p121, pub in N.Y. Genelagoical Historical Society. ! "Americans" V 34 p150 William/Southmayd, William/Ash William/Southmayd, William/Ash William/Southmay William/Ash William/Southmay William/Ash m. (1) William Southmead, and by him had m. (1) William Southmead, and by him had two sons; William and John Southmead. She m. (2) William Ash of Gloucester, MA and (3) Thomas Beebe of New London, CT BIRTH: Also shown as Born Gloucester, BIRTH: Also shown as Born Gloucester, Essex, Massachusetts, United States. DEATH: Also shown as Died 1698 Findagrave link... https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/145525431/millicent-beebe JOHN BEEBE OF BROUGHTON, by Clarence Bee JOHN BEEBE OF BROUGHTON, by Clarence Beebe, 1921 | Addis, Millicent (I312684223773)
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| 756 | ! SPOUSE: MARRIAGE: Nantucket Vital Reco ! SPOUSE: MARRIAGE: Nantucket Vital Records to 1850,Vol 3,Pg 410. dead dead | Ellis, Eleanor (I312684223066)
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| 757 | ! There is a question as to the possibil ! There is a question as to the possibility that he died before 1681. At that time, his step-mother had a son whom they also named Josiah. ! DEATH: In 1732, "Lucey" Brooks, widow, ! DEATH: In 1732, "Lucey" Brooks, widow, was administratix of the estate of Josiah Brooks [3, xiii]. ! REFERENCES: NEHGR 59:216, "Notes." | Brooks, Josiah (I312684222770)
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| 758 | !"John Huntley, Immigrant of Boston & Ro !"John Huntley, Immigrant of Boston & Roxbury, MA and Lyme, CT 1647-1977 and Some of His Descendants, Book I", Comp by Virgil W. Huntley, 27 Pearl St, Mystic CT 06355-2513, 1978, p. 7. ! John Huntley, Immigrant of Boston & R ! John Huntley, Immigrant of Boston & Roxbury, MA and Lyme, CT 1647-1977 and Some of His Descendants, Book I , Comp by Virgil W. Huntley, 27 Pearl St, Mystic CT 06355-2513, 1978, p. 7. !"John Huntley, Immigrant of Boston & Ro !"John Huntley, Immigrant of Boston & Roxbury, MA and Lyme, CT 1647-1977 and Some of His Descendants, Book I", Comp by Virgil W. Huntley, 27 Pearl St, Mystic, CT 06355-2513, 1978, p. 7. | Dayton, Martha (I312684223660)
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| 759 | !"John Huntley, Immigrant of Boston & Ro !"John Huntley, Immigrant of Boston & Roxbury, MA and Lyme, CT 1647-1977 and Some of His Descendants, Book I", Comp by Virgil W. Huntley, 27 Pearl St, Mystic CT 06355-2513, 1978, p. 7. | Brown, David (I312684223593)
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| 760 | !"The Register," vol 57 p 141 April 1903 !"The Register," vol 57 p 141 April 1903 His parents are Patrick and Mary McKean. His parents are Patrick and Mary McKean. From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 J From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 January 1996. | McKean, Patrick (I312684225674)
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| 761 | !"The Tryon Family in America" Pg. 33-37 !"The Tryon Family in America" Pg. 33-37; 1992 IGI; Marr rec from Middletown Vital Rec. Vol. 2, pg. 181 ! BIRTH: No record of birth date or bapt ! BIRTH: No record of birth date or baptism has been found. Only marriage, and no children listed. | Tryon, Rachel (I312684223073)
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| 762 | !"The Tryon Family in America" pg. 60 th !"The Tryon Family in America" pg. 60 thru 61 (21) Manti, Utah (21) Manti, Utah Will of Jonathan Wright, dated 29 Mar 1740: In the name of God amen this twenty ninth day of March in the year of our Lord 1740 I Jonathan Wright of Wethersfield in the county of Hartford ------ ---- being very sick and weak in body but calling unto minde the mortallity of my body and knowing that it is appointed for all men once to die do make and ordain this my last will and testament that is to say principally and first of all I give and recommend my soule into the hand of God that gave it and for my body I recommend it to the earth to be buried in a Christian like and a decent manner at the discretion of my executor: Nothing doubting but at the general resurrection I shall receive the same again by the mighty power of God. And touching such worldly estate wherewith it hath pleased God to bless me in this life, I give devise and despose of the same in the following manner & forme. Imprimis I give and bequeath to Anna my dearly beloved wife one third part of my moveable estate as household goods --- Item I give to my well beloved son Judah Wright whom I likewise constitute make and ordain my only and sole executor of this my last will and testament --- and singlular my land and the two thirds of my stock or cattle by him freely to be posessed and enjoyed only that part I now order him my executor to distribute to some of the rest of my dear children out of my estate to say first I order my Executor to pay fifteen pounds money to my daughter Thankfull. Secondly I order him my Executor to pay fifteen pounds to my daughter Elizabeth, allso that he pay fifteen pounds to my daughter Mary, allso that my Executor pay five pounds money to my daughter Jane, allso I order him my s[ai]d Executor to pay to my grand daughter ------- foure pounds money, allso I order him my above s[ai]d executor that he pay to my son Josiah twenty shillings money. I order my executor also to pay or deliver to my two grandsons Jonathan and Josiah Wright foure pounds money each when the eldest of them come to age. And I do hereby uttely disallow revoke and disannull all and every other former testaments and wills ------- & executors by me in any way before this time named, ratifying & confirming this and no other to be my last will and testament. In witness wereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this day and year above written, Johnathan Wright. Signed sealed published pronounced and declared by the s[ai]d Jonathan Wright as his last will and testament in the presence of the subscribers, viz Martin Kellogg, Joseph Benton. Before --- --- and -------. The following was written and is part of the will of -- above mentioned Jonathan Wright to say that two thirds of my household goods to be equally divided among my daughters : Martin Kellogg, Joseph ------, Joseph Benton. [sic] Inventory taken 14 Jul 1740, will probated 20 Sep 1740. ! Temple index cards ! History of Ancien ! Temple index cards ! History of Ancient Wethesfield, p 395,853,855 ! Savage, p 657 ! Temple index cards ! History of Ancient Wethesfield, p 395,853,855 ! Savage, p 657 | Wright, Jonathan Sr (I312684225509)
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| 763 | !1. Sarah divorced from John Dorman in !1. Sarah divorced from John Dorman in 1693 ! This mg. ended in div. in 1693. She m ! This mg. ended in div. in 1693. She md. John Cooper ca. the same yr. 1693. ! References: Families of Ancient New Haven, pg. 451. 1)John/Dorman 4 Jan 1693 Div.1693 1)John/Dorman 4 Jan 1693 Div.1693 | Thomas, Sarah (I312684225502)
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| 764 | !1. will proved 14 July 1759 !1. will !1. will proved 14 July 1759 !1. will proved 14 July 1759 | Spink, Capt. Ishmael (I312684222702)
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| 765 | !1. a goldsmith in London !1. a goldsmith in London | Clent, George (I312684221874)
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| 766 | !1. BIRTH: !2. MARRIAGE: !3. DEATH: " H !1. BIRTH: !2. MARRIAGE: !3. DEATH: " Historical Catalogue of the Members of the First Church ofChrist (Center Church) in New Haven Connecticut," 1639-1914,compiled by Franklin Dexter, New Haven, 1914, page 30. dau of Deacon John Chedsey and Elizabeth dau of Deacon John Chedsey and Elizabeth !DEATH:Book, History & Genealogical Reco !DEATH:Book, History & Genealogical Record of the Alling-Al lens of New Haven CT, A History & Genealogical Record of th e Alling-Allens of New Haven CT: The Descendants of Roger A lling, 1st & John Alling, Sr. from 1639 to the present, Geo rge P. Allen, New Haven Ct: Price, Lee & Adkins, 1899 ! Dau/o John & Elizabeth Chidsey. Birth ! Dau/o John & Elizabeth Chidsey. Birth & mg. in NHVR. ! BIRTH & MARRIAGE: New Haven Vital Records. !BIRTH:Search for the Passengers of the !BIRTH:Search for the Passengers of the Mary & John, Searc h for the Passengers of the Mary & John, Spears, Burton W. , 150 !Savage Compendium of First Settlers of !Savage Compendium of First Settlers of N.E. INFO FROM "THE NEW HAVEN ALLINGS" "DESC INFO FROM "THE NEW HAVEN ALLINGS" "DESCENDANTS OF ROGER ALLING 1ST" Findagrave link.... https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/199893340/sarah-alling ANCIENT FAMILIES BY JACOBUS, VOL 1 P.15; ANCIENT FAMILIES BY JACOBUS, VOL 1 P.15; Families of Ancient New Haven by Jacobus Families of Ancient New Haven by Jacobus vol 1 p 18 | Chidsey, Sarah (I312684225287)
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| 767 | !1. BIRTH: !2. MARRIAGE: Steinheim KB, p !1. BIRTH: !2. MARRIAGE: Steinheim KB, page 420, Steinheim, Germany. Married on Feb 1688 Married at Steinheim Married on Feb 1688 Married at Steinheim, Ludwigsburg, Baden-Wuerttemberg, Germany | Klein, Margaretha (I312684218764)
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| 768 | !1. BIRTH: Book A, page 75, Guilford, Ne !1. BIRTH: Book A, page 75, Guilford, New Haven, Town Records, aspublished in "The American Genealogist," whole number 51, Vol. XIII, No. 3,Jan. 1937, page 182. !2. BIOGRAPHY: "Genealogies of Connecticut Families, Vol. II," NEHGS,selected by Gary Roberts, Genealogical Publishing Co., Baltimore,1983, page 116-117. ! "JOSEPH HAND, JR. of East Guilford, was a seafaring man and on Oct. 19, 1697, while on the sloop Adventure from Fayal was seized and carried to France as a prisoner by a French privateer, commanded by Captain Jean Le Prince, who had boarded and pillaged the sloop. He married Hester Wilcox, daughter of John of Middletown, who dird March 15, 1698. After his return from captivity, he married Hannah, daughter of William Seward, in 1699, but died or disappeared shortly after, having no children by her." ! MARRIAGE: 10th or 16th May, 1695, Esth ! MARRIAGE: 10th or 16th May, 1695, Esther Wilcox. ! BIOGRAPHY: Was a seafaring man. On 19 Oct 1697, while on the sloop Adventure from Fayal, he was seized and carried to France as a prisoner by a French privateer. The privateer, who had boarded and pillaged the sloop, was commanded by Captain Jean Le Prince. Joseph d. abt 1699, France or Guilford? Accdg. to Families of Early Guilford, "...died after 1699 when he went off and was never heard from again." ! REFERENCES: Families of Early Guilford, Conn., pg. 596 (Hand). Russell Roots & Branches, pg 169. | Hand, Joseph Jr (I312684225415)
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| 769 | !1. BIRTH: Steinheim KB, Family Record 4 !1. BIRTH: Steinheim KB, Family Record 408, Steinheim, Germany. !2. DEATH: Steinheim KB, Family Record 408, Steinheim, Germany. !1. BIRTH: Steinheim KB, Family Record 4 !1. BIRTH: Steinheim KB, Family Record 408 and 414, Steinheim, Germany. !2. MARRIAGE: Steinheim KB, Steinheim, Germany, FR 408 and 414. !3. DEATH: Steinheim KB, Family Record 408 and 414, Steinheim, Germany. !Family History Library archival record !Family History Library archival record | Herrold, Cornelius (I312684218657)
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| 770 | !1. BIRTH: Steinheim KB, Family Record 4 !1. BIRTH: Steinheim KB, Family Record 408, Steinheim, Germany. !2. DEATH: Steinheim KB, Family Record 408, Steinheim, Germany. !Family History Library archival record !Family History Library archival record | Horold, Christoph (I312684218675)
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| 771 | !1. BIRTH: Steinheim KB, Family Record 4 !1. BIRTH: Steinheim KB, Family Record 408, Steinheim, Germany. !2. DEATH: Steinheim KB, Family Record 408. Relationships Andreas Herold is the 5th great grandmother of Vera Lena Lenzen. !Family History Library archival record !Family History Library archival record | Herold, Andreas (I312684218666)
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| 772 | !1. BIRTH: Steinheim KB, Family Record 4 !1. BIRTH: Steinheim KB, Family Record 414, Steinheim, Germany. !2. MARRIAGE: Steinheim KB, Steinheim, Germany, FR 414. !3. DEATH: Steinheim KB, Family Record 414, Steinheim, Germany. | Motzer, Anna Elisabetha (I312684218756)
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| 773 | !1. Child # 2 Stedson md Bathsheba LEWIS !1. Child # 2 Stedson md Bathsheba LEWIS. 2. Child # 4 Joel md Mary SHAW. 3. Child # 5 Thankful md Benjamin DUTCHER in 1774. 4. Information obtained from Benson Family records by F. H. Benson and submitted by Mrs. Allen Huffaker Rt # 1 Lorenzo, Idaho. !BIRTH: Dates found are 12 and 18 April !BIRTH: Dates found are 12 and 18 April 1710. !ORDINANCES: William Benson was also bapt. 30 Apr 1918, end. 29 Jan 1920 and seal/par 1 Aug 1975 AZ. ! He was a "Sea-faring Man" !doc: inform ! He was a "Sea-faring Man" !doc: information from Benson Family Records by Fred Benson 929273-B443bf On July 8, 1740, William Benson "sea Faring man" of Rochester and wife Elizabeth, one of the daughters of Joel Ellis of Rochester, deceased, in a quit claim deed released all their rights in their fathers estate to their mother, Mary Ellis, widow of said Joel. Rochester records give births of 2 children. No further records of them are found in Mass. nor have any been found in R. I. where theymay have lived a few years before settling in Dutchess Co. New York where othes from Mass. and R.I. had settled, among them a near relative, Jacob Benson, a son of tither Isaac or Jacob Benson of Gloucester, R.I. who settled in Dutchess Co. about 1742. The genealogy of his descendents was published by Arthur T. Benson of Dover Plains, New York in 1915. No records of the deaths of William or his wife have been found. Son, Benjamin is mentioned in a court record of Dutchess Co. in 1767 as a brother of Stutson Benson. Joel's birth was found in U.S. Pensions records. Ellis Benson, born March 31, 1740 at Rochester, Mass. He enlisted June 5, 1761 in Capt. Isaac Terbush's Co. of Provincial Troops. He gave his age as 21, which would correspond with the birth records at Rochester. Nothing further is known of him. There was an Ellis Benson living at Orwell, Vermont, who died in 1804, aged 78 (tombstone inscription), and so must have been born in 1726, and could not have been a son of William and Elizabeth Ellis Benson. !Per ltr Mildred Noah Wm b 12 April 1710 !Per ltr Mildred Noah Wm b 12 April 1710-not 18 Apr 1710 (see Rochester Births p. 34) Fred Benson is wrong. History HISTORY: from Fred B. Benson's Book, "Benson Family" Intention of marriage was published August 12, 1738. He was married to Elizabeth Ellis by the Rev. Timothy Ruggles on March 22, 1739. (Fred B. Benson's book) pg. 21. HISTORY: On July 8, 1740, William Benson, "seafarying man," of Rochester and his wife Elizabeth, one of the daughters of Joel Ellis of Rochester, deceased, in a quit claim deed, released all their rights in their father Joel's estate to their mother, Mary Ellis, widow of said Joel. No further records of them are found in Massachusetts, nor have any been found in Rhode Island, where they may have lived a few years before settling in Dutchess Co, NY, where others from Massachusetts and Rhode Island had settled near relative Jacob Benson, son of either Issac or Jacob. HISTORY: CHILD #4 Joel Benson. lived in Schaphticoke, Albany Co. NY during the Rev War. His daughter Ruth married Adam Singer who came from Heidelberg in the Palestine, Germany in 1808 and settled near Cherry Valley. One of their sons, Isaac Merritt Singer, became famous as the inventor of the Singer Sewing Machine. ORDINANCES: SP: 26 OCT 1956. HISTORY: February 15, 1714, Freeman Ellis of Rochester, for love to son Joel Ellis of Rochester, conveyed land to him at "Mattapois which was part of Elizabeth Ellis' share at the first." Proof that the wife of William Benson was the daughter of Joel and Mary Ellis is found by a quitclaim deed to her share in her father's property to her mother, Mary Ellis, September 9, 1740 and signed by Elizabeth and William Benson. From "Jacob Benson & His Descendants" compiled by Arthur T. Benson: Benoni Benson, son of Joseph Benson (Pres. Ezra Taft Benson's line) built and lived on the Benson homestead on Chestnut Hill in Mendor, Worcester County, Mass. about 1721. He continued to live there for about 40 years until death in 1761. He was suceeded in the occupation of the homestead by his son, Benoni, who had previously lived at Millsville where he owned the grist mill and part of the sawmill at that place. He also kept a public house at Millville and continued to keep one at Mendon after he returned to the homestead. After the marriage of his son, John, they continued to live on the homestead until the death of the father, after which time John, or Deacon Benson, by which name he was best known, lived until his death in 1819. possible match James Benson LDQ3-3CD !Benson Family Records by F.H. Benson !Benson Family Records by F.H. Benson | Benson, William Jr (I312684222872)
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| 774 | !1. GAF ID #259W-63 !1. GAF ID #259W-63 !Parents: Mary Smith !Parents: Mary Smith From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 J From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 January 1996. | Smith, John Dyke (I312684222032)
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| 775 | !1. Information source: New York Geneal !1. Information source: New York Genealogical & Biographical record vol 50 p 123. 2. Husband md to (1) unknown name, (2) Mary Mayhew, 9 Mar 1709. 3. Child # 2 Mary md (1) Caleb CURTICE, 21 Nov 1734. 4. Child # 3 Elizabeth md Jeremiah VAIL, 6 Apr 1732. 5. Child # 4 Hannah md Samuel HAZZARD, 28 Sep 1741. 6. Child # 5 Thomas md Rhoda BUDD, 1 Jun 1744 7. Child # 6 Bethiah md Reter SWEETLAND, 19 Jun 1759. Mary/Mayhew 9 Mar 1709 Mary/Mayhew 9 Mar 1709 | Youngs, Joshua (I312684223435)
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| 776 | !1. Information source: New York Geneal !1. Information source: New York Genealogical and Biographical Record Vol. 31, p. 166-170. 2. Child # 1 Richard md Zipporah TUTHILL 13 Feb 1758. 3. Child # 3 Hannah md Thomas VAIL 12 Apr 1759. 4. Child # 4 Samuel md Elizabeth TERRY. SOURCE: Genealogies of Long Island Fami SOURCE: Genealogies of Long Island Families v1 pg 170 footnotes and under #6 Richard 4), Capt Richard 3), Ensign Richard 2), Lt Richard 1) BROWN 2c8r-h md Ann3, Christopher 2, Rev. John 1, Rev. Christopher -1, Christopher -2, Thomas -3) YOUNGS 1c9r 8gu 9gf 10gf 11gf 12gf-h md Hannah HAWKE Richard and Hannah HAWKE were married 24 Dec 1730 at Southold, Suffolk, Long Island, New York Richard died 23 Sep 1776 there - His wife Hannah HAWKE BROWN died 15 Oct 1789 abt 80y - Richard's will [LIber 34,pg 539, New York City Wills, was dated 3 June 1772 proved 1 Apr 1782. Richard and Hannah were the owners of the cup of which an illustration is given in this article pg 167- Richard and Hannah were parents of: 1. Richard 5) BROWN b Sep 1731 /1732, drowned 9 Mar 1770 - he md 13 Feb 1758 Zipporah TUTHILL born 1732 died Apr 1799. 2. James 5) BROWN b. 23 Oct 1734 3. Hannah 5) BROWN b. 21 Mar 1738, d 18 Jan 1825 she md 12 Apr 1759 TO: Lt. Thomas VAIL s/o Jeremiah VAIL, 4th Thomas, b. 18 Aug 1734, d 21 Oct 1807. Thomas jr, is mentioned int he will, quoted above of his grandfather Richard BROWN. 4. Samuel 5) BROWN b. 8 dec 1743 drowned 9 Mar 1770 [same time as his elder brother Richard drowned] He married Elizabeth TERRY born in 1741, she was alive in 1815. 5. Christopher 5) BROWN [ twin] b. 30 Apr 1745 6. Anna 5) BROWN [twin] b. 30 Apr 1745 d 13 Aug 1753, she is buried in the old Cem. at Orient. | Brown, Richard (I312684223405)
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| 777 | !1. Information source: Simsbury Vital !1. Information source: Simsbury Vital Records Conn. S 1 5 B 2. Child # 2 Josiah md Mary CHASE, 20 Oct 1726. 3. Child # 3 Nathaniel md Experience HOLCOMB, 31 Jul 1724. 4. Child # 6 Dorothy md Joseph SEAGER Jr. 26 Mar 1730. | Alford, Josiah (I312684223532)
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| 778 | !1. Information source: B7E8 GSF # 348, !1. Information source: B7E8 GSF # 348, 354 Vail Gen. of Jeremiah Vail of Salem Massachusettes. 2. Husband md wife # 2 Anne MOORE and sealed 19 Feb 1919. 3. Child # 1 Jeremiah md Mary. 4. Child # 2 Thomas md Elizabeth CONSTABLE. 5. Child # 3 Mary md John GOLDSMITH. 6. Child # 4 Martha md Ephriam HORTON. Like his father Jeremiah Vail was a bla Like his father Jeremiah Vail was a blacksmith. During his father's life the son's name appears in the records of deeds as "Junior". On July 2, 1670, the town of Easthampton granted him by name a considerable amount of land on condition that he would settle there and serve the townspeople as blacksmith. He was then twenty one years of age. The invitation was doubtless declined since the same town on May 11, 1671 made a similar proposal to Thomas Smith. The original home of this second Jeremiah Vail was the eastern half of the lot originally assigned to Lieutenant John Budd. This was sold to Jeremiah Vail, Junior, blacksmith, by John Budd, Jr., on the 28th of April 1679. This was before the days of speculation in town lots and the purchase was made for the establishment of a home. This must be after the date of his first marriage since single men were not then allowed to keep house. His children were probably born there and his first wife died there. On May 15, 1690, Benjamin Moore, his nearest neighbor on the east, died, and the following year the widower Jeremiah Vail married Anne, the widow of Benjamin Moor. In the settlement of Benjamin Moore's estate Jeremiah Vail and his wife Anne, "late widow and relict of deceased" were appointed administrators. Upon a bond datedJanuary 25, 1691/2, to Thomas and Nathaniel Moore, there is a later memorandum that Jeremiah Vail was son-in-law of Thomas Moore. This must be erroneous unless his first wife was Thomas Moores daughter. He was brother-in-law of Nathaniel Moore and was named one of his executors in his will. !Source: Abby Groesbeck Jenson's family !Source: Abby Groesbeck Jenson's family group sheet her add: 379 E. 2nd No., Logan, Utah "Gen of the Vail Family" p. 29, 31 2nd marriage to Mrs. Anne Moore in 1691 Anne is NOT the mother of his children; Anne is NOT the mother of his children; he married her in 1691 after the death of her first husband JEREMIAH VAIL, JR. https://familysearch.org/photos/artifacts/8441283 JEREMIAH VAIL, JR. + WIVES UNKNOWN & ANNE HAMPTON, BIO ITEMS Contributed By: DorothyStuartHall1 · 10 July 2014 · (1) JEREMIAH VAIL, JR. + (____) & MRS. ANNE MOORE FAMILY INFORMATION, Excerpts from "Some of the Vail Family Descended from Jeremiah Vail at Salem, Mass., 1639," by Henry Hobart Vail and based in part on earlier research by Alfred Vail (see Source attached to this record for publication data): SECOND GENERATION: JEREMIAH (Jeremiah 1), baptized at Salem, Mass., 30 Dec 1649 Name of his first wife is unknown. He married 2d, widow Anne Moore in 1691; d. Nov. 28, 1726, She d. 22 Dec 1726. Like his father, Jeremiah Vail was a blacksmith. During his father's life, the son's name appears in the records of deeds as "Junior." The original home of this second Jeremiah Vail was the eastern half of the lot originally assigned to Lieutenant John Budd. This was sold to "Jeremiah Vail, Junior, blacksmith," by John Budd, Jr., on the 28th of April, 1679. [Apparently this was in Southold, Suffolk, Long Island, NY.] This must have been after the date of his first marriage, since single men were not allowed to keep house. His children were probably born there, and his first wife died there. On May 15, 1690, Benjamin Moore, his nearest neighbor on the east, died, and the following year the widower Jeremiah Vail married Anne, the widow of Benjamin Moore. In the settlement of Benjamin's estate, Jeremiah Vail and ihis wife Anne, "late widow and relict of deceased," were appointed administrators. In 1683, when his father's estate was valued at £74, Jeremiah Vail, Jr., had to pay taxes on £103. According to the town records, he was one of the last of the settlers who obtained, by action of the town, full rights to the commonage. This was granted to him on April 3, 1684, as a "first lot of commonage." A first lot was fifty acres of ground. On March 10, 1687, he purchased the Point Farm from Giles Sylvester. This is the most northeastern end of of Long Island. He lived there until his death, November 26, 1726, The farm was occupied by his family for four generations. He was a noted fox-huntger, and it is reported that he killed sixty eight foxes in the year 1700. In the list of all of the inhabitants of Southold in the year 1698, taken by order of the Earl of Bellomont, his family named as follows: Jeremiah Veale, Anne Veale, Thomas Veale, Jeremiah Veale, Jr. (III), Mary Veale [sister or wife of Jeremiah III ?, probably his sister]. He is not responsible for this spelling of the family name, as can be seen from transcripts of his signature. His will, dated January 2, 1722, was probated January 31, 1726/1727 "in the thirteenth year of the reign of our Sovereign Lord King George." His time-worn gravestone near Orient is a thick, low, blue slab, bearing a cherub's head with wings and the inscription,: Here Lies Ye Body of Mr. Jeremiah Vail, Aged 77 years Decd Nov y 28th 1726. His widow survived him less than a month and died December 23, 1726. CHILDREN: i. JEREMIAH, who married [possibly] Mary (____) before 1698 [unless the Mary listed in the 1698 census was actually his sister Mary, not his wife Mary, as is likely]. II. THOMAS, m. Elizabeth Constable. He d. 5 Aug 1741. iii. MARY, m. John Goldsmith who she survived and was named in his will. [This probably was the Mary listed in the 1698 census.] iv. MARTHA, m. in 1707, Capt. Ephraim Horton. (2) JEREMIAH VAIL By Colonial Dames of America. Chapter I, Baltimore, Grafton CONTRIBUTED TO ANCESTRY.COM BY "acharwint"] The eldest son of the first marriage of Jeremiah Vail was baptized in Salem, Mass December 30 1649 and died in Southold. Long Island on November 28 1726. He was a blacksmith and farmer like his father and a noted fox hunter. The name of his first wife is not known. He married second 1691 Ann Hampton the widow of Benjamin Moore - she outlived her second husband but one month. Four children. [from: Ancestral records and portraits: a compilation from the archives ..., Volume 2. p. 583] (3) JEREMIAH'S WILL References:History of Southern New York; Orange Co. Genealogical SocietyDatabase: Full Context of New York City Wills, 1708-28 [CONTRIBUTED TO ANCESTRY.COM BY "mnkochs"\ Page 381.--In the name of God, Amen. I, JEREMIAH VAILL, of Southold, in Suffolk County, yeoman, being in health of body. My will is that my beloved wife Anna, shall have such part of my estate as the Law allows her. I leave to my son Thomas all my lands and meadows in the town of Southold and all my houses and buildings, and he is to pay to my eldest son, Jeremiah, €20. If he refuses to pay the same then my son Jeremiah is to have 20 acres of the point of my land lying next to Plumb Gutt. I leave all my goods and chattels to my four children, Jeremiah, Thomas, Mary Goldsmith and Martha Horton. I make my son Thomas and my son in law, John Goldsmith, executors. Dated January 2, 1722/3. Witnesses, Benjamin Youngs, Grover Youngs, Benjamin Youngs, Jr. Proved, at Court of Common Pleas, January 31, 1726/7. (4) FIND A GRAVE MEMORIAL #59495976 Name: Jeremiah Vail Birth [Baptism]: Oct. 30, 1649, Salem,Essex County, Massachusetts Death: Nov. 28, 1726 Ae 77 [DOES NOT INCLUDE THE INSCRIPTION] Burial: Old Burying Ground of First Presbyterian Church Southold, Suffolk County, New York Created by: Fred Saar Record added: Oct 01, 2010 (4) U.S., New England Marriages Prior to 1700 (Torrey Collection) Name: Jeremiah Vail Gender: Male Birth Year: 1649 Marriage Date: About 1690 [1691] Death Year: 1726 Marriage Place: New England, United States [New York] Spouse's Name: Anne Hampton [ [Mrs.] Anne Moore] | Vail,, Jeremiah Jr. (I312684223325)
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| 779 | !1. Information Source: Barber Gen. Ance !1. Information Source: Barber Gen. Ancestral Lives of Diantha Lois Barber L. A Library. 2. Husband James was the third husband of Phebe BROWNE. His first wife's name is unknown. 3. Wife Phebe md to (1) Thomas LEE and sealed to him 3 Apr 1951 SG. 4. Children of Phebe and James was sealed to Thomas LEE and Phebe BROWNE 19 Oct 1955. Approved by El Ray L. Christiansen. 5. Child # 2 James md (1) Elisabeth THRALL 10 Nov 1692. 6. Child # 2 James md (2) Hannah HILLIARD 15 Apr 1715. 7. Wife Phebe md to (2) Greenfield LARRABOY. Passenger and Immigration Lists Index, 1 Passenger and Immigration Lists Index, 1500s-1900s Record about James Cornish Name: James Cornish Year: 1620-1650 Place: Connecticut Source Publication Code: 275 Primary Immigrant: Cornish, James Annotation: Comprehensive listing of early immigrants, in various arrangements to assist the researcher. Pages 1-189 contain passenger lists; pages 193-295 are indexes. Source Bibliography: BANKS, CHARLES EDWARD. Topographical Dictionary of 2885 English Emigrants to New England, 1620-1650. Edited, indexed and published by Elijah Ellsworth Brownell. Philadelphia: Bertram Press, 1937. 295p. Reprinted by Genealogical Publishing Co., Baltimore, 1957. Repr. 1987. Page: 37 (website: www.ancestry.com) His estate was probated on 2 July 1711 a His estate was probated on 2 July 1711 at Hartford, Hartford Co., CT.In the details of his will we can read the oft repeated story of the youth led by love of adventure or other allurement into joining the king's army, and it is apparent that he never returned from this expedition. James Cornish left a will on 17 August 1710. !SOURCE: NEHGR 1909, p.100 Cornish had t !SOURCE: NEHGR 1909, p.100 Cornish had two sons; James and one stillborn. From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 J From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 January 1996. http://www.simsburyhistory.org/SimsHistory/FirstSettlers.html JAMES CORNISH James Cornish was a schoolteacher who traveled up and down the Connecticut River teaching in towns from Northampton, MA, to Norwalk, CT. He also served as Clerk of the Courts in Northampton. Cornish settled for a period in Westfield, MA, where he served as the first town clerk and at one time owned the area now known as Tolland and Granville, MA, supposedly purchasing the land from an Indian called "Captaine Toto" on June 10, 1686. It is believed he had a first wife but no record of her name or any issue has been found. On one of his teaching assignments, Cornish met twice-widowed Phebe Brown Lee Larabee; they married some time before 1661 when he assumed the administration of the late Greenfield Larabee’s estate and the guardianship of his four children with Phebe. James and Phebe (Brown Lee Larabee) Cornish had two sons of their own, Gabriel and James, before her death in 1664. James raised the combined family of six children (entries in the Diary of Joshua Hempstead, a grandson of Phebe, describe trips to Simsbury to see "Uncle James" and "Cousin James"). By 1698, the elder James “Old Mr. Cornish” had relocated from Windsor to Simsbury with his son James and James’ family. At his death on October 29, 1698, sons James and Gabriel Cornish inherited their father’s estate. Gabriel Cornish died just a few years later in Westfield, MA; James Cornish flourished in Simsbury, becoming one of the first deacons appointed by the First Church and a trusted leader of the community. 1610 1610 !INFORMATION:From "The Family of Auer Wi !INFORMATION:From "The Family of Auer Winchester Proctor, Vol II", page524. Film #1036367 and the Ancestral File. DOCUMENTATION BIRTH: Source - Torrey, DOCUMENTATION BIRTH: Source - Torrey, Clarence Almon, "New England Marriages Prior to 1700 pages 183. MARRIAGE: Source - same as birth. DEATH: Source - same as birth. JAMES CORNISH, BORN ABT 1610 Married PH JAMES CORNISH, BORN ABT 1610 Married PHEBE BROWN, DAUGHTER OF WILLIAM BROWNE AND JANE BURGIS. Source of info: Barber Genealogy, Cornish Gen., Wolcott Gen. MARRIAGE: New England Marriages: Prior t MARRIAGE: New England Marriages: Prior to 1700 (C. A. Torrey) p. 183 | Cornish, James (I312684223552)
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| 780 | !1. Information source: Barber Genealogy !1. Information source: Barber Genealogy Published by John Barber White. Press of the Nicols Print 1909. 2. Child # 1 Samuel md Tryphena HUMPHREY, 11 Jun 1739. 3. Child # 2 Thomas md Elizabeth ADAMS, 8 Dec 1737. 4. Child # 3 Jonathan md Jemima CORNISH, 20 May 1740. 5. Child # 4 John md Jydia REED. 6. Child # 5 Mercy md Ephriam BUEL. 7. Child # 6 Sarah md John CASE, 7 NOv 1745. Birth - The Connecticut Barbers - A Gene Birth - The Connecticut Barbers - A Genealogy of the Descendants of Thomas Barber of Windsor, Conn. By Donald S. Barber, M.D. 929.273 B233bd page 6: Samuel b 17 May 1673; m Sarah Holcomb Ancestral File: Samuel Barbour - born: 17 May 1673 / 1683 - Springfield, Hampden, Massachusetts or Simsbury, Hartford, Connecticut - Father Thomas Barber Jr. - Mother Mary Phelps LDS Ordinance Index: Samuel Barber - B: 17 May 1673 - Windsor, Hartford, Connecticut (not in Springfield 185414, Simsbury 0002979 or Windsor 0002983) Marr - Simsbury Vital Records 0002979 pg 13 & 84: Samuel Barber m. Sarah Holcomb Dec. 17, 1712 Anc File: Spouse: Sarah Holcomb - Mar: 17 Dec 1712 - Simsbury, Hartford, Connecticut LDS Ordinance Index: Samuel Barber - Spouse: Sarah Holcombe M: 17 Dec 1712 - Simsbury, Hartford, Connecticut / <Windsor, Hartford, Connecticut> Death - Simsbury Vital records 0002979 pg 13: Dec 18 1725 bapt - Ord Index-15 Apr 1919 LOGAN, 6 Feb 1928 SLAKE end - Ord Index-6 Apr 1932 ARIZO sld/p -Ord Index-4 Apr 1937, 15 Oct 1957 ARIZO, 7 Mar 1958 ARIZO, 24 Apr 1958 ALBER sld/s - Anc F: 20 Dec 1945 LOGAN, Ord Index-27 Mar 1935 ARIZO, 28 Dec 1945 LOGAN, 28 Jan 1946 IFALL, 11 Nov 1971 LOGAN, 14 Jun 1989 DALLA Note: Simsbury by John E. Ellsworth 974.62/S4 H2e pg 23: For the ten years following the incorporation of Simsbury we have little information.The town records having been destroyed by fire about 1680...(Samuel has been confused with Samuel the son of Samuel born 26 Jan 1673 in Windsor m/1 Hepzibah "Ziba" Brown & died 1 Feb 1722/3 His sons settled on the best land in th His sons settled on the best land in the Center School District. they were among the first and most prominent settlers of West Simsbury, CT. He lived in a log cabin in West Simsbury, CT, which is now Canton Center, CT. Samuel sources [none of the 'sources' listed below are credible. Family records are not credible sources] urce 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 Close Loomis Gen. Phelps Family, Vol. 1 p. 97, Windsor Ct. Early Record 1639-1702 p. 55 . Loomis Gen. Phelps Family, Vol. 1 p. 97, Windsor Ct. Early Record 1639-1702 p. 55 The American Genealogist,Vol 57 !archive record 0110869 !The American Genealogist, Vol. 57, No. 2, April 1981, by George E. McCracken, page 71. !Information from Dr. Gerald McDonald. Information on Samuel Barber family, Spr Information on Samuel Barber family, Springfield, Mass. town records and Simsbury, Conn. History and vital records. | Barber,, Samuel Sr. (I312684223401)
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| 781 | !1. Information Source: Genealogy of Vai !1. Information Source: Genealogy of Vail Family descended fro Jeremiah Vails at Salem Massachusetts 1639 New York 1902. 2. Child # 2 Lucy md James CURRY. 3. Child # 3 Elvira md Isaac HAWK. 4. Child # 4 Welthea md John MC KINLEY, 1816. 5. Child # 5 Gamaliel md Apr 1830. 6. Child # 6 Cynthia md Alva BENSON, 1 Aug 1820. SOURCES OF INFORMATION (Sources and Expl SOURCES OF INFORMATION (Sources and Explanations obtained from FGS submitted by Lucy R. Allen) #1 - "Genealogy of the Vail Family" by Henry H. Vail pg 69 #2 - Genealogical Society of Utah for Bap & End. Records as shown on sheet - S.L. Index Bureau for Index Cards to the following temples: #3 - Logan Temple Records for Children nos 1, 2, 3, 4, & 6 #4 - Endowment House Records for (children) #5, & 6. #5 - Winter Quarters for child #6. #6 - Manti Temple child #6. #7 - Film check (1)L46239 LG T. Recds. End. for dead male book G 1920-1921 1 July 1929 to 18 Nov 1921 #8 - Logan Temple Sealing Records NECESSARY EXPLANATIONS Dup Bap for chil #1, 2, 3, 5 done 17 Feb 1939 Dup End done for them 20 Jul 1939. Husband Gamaliel also listed as born Southold, Suffolk, N-Yk, chil #1, 2, 3 listed also as born in Ind. Oyster Ponds changed to Orient about 1836. Child # 6 Cynthia gave her place of birth as Parma, Cayuga, Noyk on End. House Index card. Family records says she was born Palmer, Onondado. N-Yk. !Archive Record Genealogy of the Vail Fa !Archive Record Genealogy of the Vail Family by Henry H. Vail Genealogical Society of Utah for Baptisms and Endowments as shown. Logan Temple records for children 1, 2, 3, 4 and 6. Endowment House records, Winter Quarter records, Manti Temple records. Husband also listed as born Southold, Suffolk, New York. was a Dr. | Vail, Doctor Gamaliel (I312684223390)
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| 782 | !1. Information source: Manning Genealog !1. Information source: Manning Genealogy. Genealogy of Conn. 2. Child # 2 Mary md Anthony MORSE 17 Jul 1734. 3. Child # 4 Abigail md Daniel BACON, 6 Apr 1737. 4. Child # 5 Betty md Isaiah CHAFFEE, 5 Mar 1751. 5. Child # 6 Sarah md Richard FLYNN, 24 Dec 1742. 6. Child # 8 Alice md Elisha CHILD, 6 Jan 1750. 7. Child # 9 Ephriam md Mary FOX, 28 Mar 1755. 8. Child # 10 William md Mary Johnson, 4 Jan 1759. | Manning, Ephraim (I312684223702)
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| 783 | !1. Information source: Vail Family Hist !1. Information source: Vail Family History B7 E8. 2. Child # 1 Jeremiah md Elizabeth GLOVER. 3. Child # 2 Thomas md Hannah BROWN, 12 Apr 1759. 4. Child # 3 Mary md Thomas MOORE, 17 Sep 1755. 5. Child # 4 Mehitable md Joseph BROWN. 6. Child # 5 Joshua unmarried. 7. Child # 6. Abraham md Elizabeth LEE. LAST NAME also seen as VAILE !NOTE: The LAST NAME also seen as VAILE !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 SOURCES OF INFORMATION #1 - FGS submitte SOURCES OF INFORMATION #1 - FGS submitted by Glen Christian Bills lists "Vail Fam B788" as source #2 - FGS submitted by Marilyn J. McCaslin Campbell lists "New Gen. & Biog. rec. vol. 50 p 224, 225" as source Source # 2 spells last names as "VAILE (VAIL*)" and Sealed to parents for all children as 6 Dec 1961 SG | Vail, Jeremiah (I312684223505)
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| 784 | !1. Information source: Youngs Family B !1. Information source: Youngs Family B 4 F 16 p 64. 2. Child # 1 Daniel md Judith FRINK 12 Jan 1699. 3. Child # 3 Joshua md (1) unknown, (2) Mary Mayhew, 9 Mar 1709. !SOURCE: Frank Nellis Parshall and Home !SOURCE: Frank Nellis Parshall and Homer Leroy Parshall (Compilers, Authors and Publishers); Copyright 1968 TO AND FROM JAMES AND CATHARINE PARSHALL; A.D.896-1968 Printed by Ag Press Lithographers, Mahattan Kansas CALL NUMBER, U.S. & CAN, BOOK AREA 929.273, P25p. | Youngs, John III (I312684223524)
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| 785 | !1. MARRIAGE: Steinheim KB, Family recor !1. MARRIAGE: Steinheim KB, Family record 408. !Age at death: 60 years !Family History !Age at death: 60 years !Family History Library archival record Age at death: 60 years Age at death: 60 years The family representative is a direct d The family representative is a direct descendant of this child. | Müller, Anna Magdalena (I312684218647)
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| 786 | !1. MARRIAGE: Steinheim KB, Family recor !1. MARRIAGE: Steinheim KB, Family record 408. !Family History Library archival record !Family History Library archival record | Bertenschlager, Anastasius (I312684218730)
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| 787 | !1. Nurseryman and farmer !1. Nurseryman and farmer Seventy. John Heward in Washing and Anoi Seventy. John Heward in Washing and Anointing and Sealing Record. | Heward, John (I312684224018)
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| 788 | !1. SOURCE: "Genealogies of Connecticut !1. SOURCE: "Genealogies of Connecticut Families," from NEHGS, Vol. I,selected by Gary Roberts, Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc, Baltimore, 1983, page 215, "The Bradleys of New Haven and Guilford(Conn.)." ! "OBEDIENCE (dau. of Lieut. Abraham Bradley): b. Dec. 9, 1705; d. Aug. 13, 1759; m. Nov. 5, 1724, Stephen Spencer of Hartford, who d. Sept. 2, 1760." resealed to parents 7 Apr 1952 LG or LA resealed to parents 7 Apr 1952 LG or LA From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 J From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 January 1996. Seal to Parents: 7 APR 1952 LOGAN - Lo Seal to Parents: 7 APR 1952 LOGAN - Logan Utah !Ancestral File, 1991 !Archive Family Gr !Ancestral File, 1991 !Archive Family Group Record in poss of Maylene Spencer Flake. | Bradley, Obedience (I312684225655)
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| 789 | !1850 FEDERAL CENSUS OF DEKALB COUNTY, I !1850 FEDERAL CENSUS OF DEKALB COUNTY, INDIANA (AGE 35). | Parks, Abigail (I312684221042)
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| 790 | !20. JOHN5 WEAVER, (William,4 (7) Clemen~~Please provide valid Source. Thanks! !20. JOHN5 WEAVER, (William,4 (7) Clement,3 Clement,2 Clement1) born Nov. 24, 1701, in East Greenwich, R. I., and he died there Aug. 12, 1756. He married (1) his own cousin, Mary Weaver, daughter of his uncle Clement and aunt Hannah (Long) Weaver. She was born in East Greenwich March 19, 1710; m. April 18, 1728, and d. between April 28, 1744, when she signed a deed, and Dec., 1747. He married (2) Dec. 22, 1747, Hannah (Bailey) Wood, a widow with four children. She was born in East Greenwich Jan. 9, 1707-8, dau. of Hugh and Ann (Bailey) Wood. The date of her death has not been learned, but she was living in East Greenwich Jan. 23, 1786, when she released her dower in certain real estate her second husband had owned in that town. He was admitted a freeman of East Greenwich April 10, 1728, and of the colony April 30, 1728. In 1749 he removed to West Greenwich and on Aug. 29 he was made a freeman of that town. He returned to East Greenwich in 1754 or early in 1755. He owned much real estate. His widow Hannah was appointed to administer his estate Sept. 4, 1756. His inventory, Aug. 12, 1756, amounted to œ1714-8-8, and included various silver articles, as sleeve buttons, girdle buckles, clasps, etc., a few books among which were "one old Psalter, one old Spelling book, a Rethmetick book and a Primmer." He had cooper's tools œ21 and carpenter's tools œ5. There were notes due him from Harris Weaver, Daniel Weaver and others. June 24, 1758, Hannah Weaver, as administratrix of John, filed a claim for 52 weeks board of John's son at twenty shillings per week and for her own "extraordinary service as administratrix." She also requested that Clement Weaver, son of John, be summoned before the council "she having good reason to suspect" that he has possession of some of his late father's personal estate. (East Greenwich Council Records.) CHILDREN (born in East Greenwich except perhaps the last): I. Alice,6 b. Oct. 17, 1729. Nothing else has been learned of her. She probably died young. II. Philip,6 b. Feb. 24, 1730-1. d. before July 27, 1754, on which date his father was appointed his administrator by the Council of West Greenwich. III. Hannah,6 b. Feb. 24, 1732-3; m. in West Greenwich March 31, 1751, Samuel4 Greene (John,3 John,2 John1), b. May 29, 1727. She was undoubtedly the mother of Hannah Greene, mentioned as great-granddaughter in the will of Hannah (Long) Weaver, 1757. 52- IV. Clement,6 b. April 22, 1735. V. Mary,6 b. March 23, 1739-40; d. unm. before Feb., 1761. VI. Comfort,6 b. Sept. 15, 1741. Chose Capt. George Weaver to be her guardian Dec. 25, 1756; m. Jan. 29, 1761, "both of Coventry" Increase Greene, b. Aug. 30, 1740, son of James and Mary (Nichols) Greene of Coventry. They removed to Saratoga, N. Y. She is said to have had a second husband (???) Porter (Greene Family of R. I., p. 224). Page 92 CHILDREN (Greene): 1. Weaver,7 b. Aug. 22, 1762, Coventry, R. I. 2. James,7 b. May 20, 1765, Coventry, R. I.; m. Huldah Fisk, dau. of Jonathan and Huldah Fisk. 3. Mary,7 b. May 4, 1774; m. David Fisk, b. June 17, 1769, a hotelkeeper and farmer of Mayville, Saratoga Co., N. Y., and Arcadia in the same county. 53-VII. John,6 b. July 16, 1743. CHILDREN (by second wife). VIII. Joseph,6 b. July 18, 1748, probably d. in infancy. 54- IX. Timothy,6 b. March 19, 1749-50. | Weaver, Jonathan "John" (I312684224558)
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| 791 | !973 D2he v1 p416 !973 D2he v1 p416 | Ratcliff, Sarah (I312684220960)
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| 792 | !Adrian was a freeman in 1720 New person from corrupted files Adriaan (male) sex was reversed, all children and wife removed and put back together. This is a new PID because of the deletion of the former PID: LCYQKTL had the reversed sex for the couple. | Quackenbosch, Adriaan Johannes (I312684219891)
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| 793 | !AF !AF | Curtiss, Thomasine (I312684222476)
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| 794 | !AF !AF 1. Rebecca M. Stout, AR. 2. Howard E 1. Rebecca M. Stout, AR. 2. Howard E. Hardy, FR. From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 January 1996. !Unmarried. !Unmarried. Non-standard gedcom data: 1 _IFLAGS 0 Non-standard gedcom data: 1 _IFLAGS 0 Line in Record @I0194@ (RIN 656) from GE Line in Record @I0194@ (RIN 656) from GEDCOM file not recognized: PLAC SLAKE original: Sealed to spouse, Sarah Perley original: Sealed to spouse, Sarah Perley on 15 Sep 1998.The were married in 1687 ( after his death date) in the Ogden temple.She was probably the spouse of Joseph Andrews, to whom she is also sealed along with 10 children. Possibly confused with father Robert Andrews 99G8-DZT is cited as "married" to the same woman as this person. Given birth dates and the complete information for Robert Andrews 99G8-DZT, this individual is probably a duplicate of Robert Andrews LH65-8PQ, the son of the other Robert Andrews, which would make him a Jr. 1 _IFLAGS 0 1 _IFLAGS 0 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@ !MARR: unmarried !MARR: unmarried From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 J From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 January 1996. | Andrews, Robert (I312684222615)
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| 795 | !AF - John SCARLET md. Thomasine _____. !AF - John SCARLET md. Thomasine _____. !Pedigree Chart of Joan Ruth KUHN Miller - John SCARLET b. abt 1625 Kesey, Sufflok, ENG md. Thomasine _____. John Scarlett Was Only Married One Time A marriage source as found and a will/probate was found. See sources. Thomasin is named on both records. ch.kn. ch.kn. | Scarlet, John (I312684222481)
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| 796 | !AF SP 21 Jan 1976 Washi Birth also 13 A !AF SP 21 Jan 1976 Washi Birth also 13 Aug | Russell, Martha (I312684220126)
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| 797 | !AFN: 92FP-SS !BIOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION: !AFN: 92FP-SS !BIOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION: He probably lived at Stow, Massachusetts until after his majority, as he owned land there. He removed to Plainfield about 1699, where he is called "senior" to distinguish him from his brother-in-law Thomas Stevens (called Jr. or 2nd), son of Henry Stevens of Stonington, CT. He was made an ensign in the militia in 1717 and was thereafter referred to in records as "Ensign Thomas Stevens." He was Deputy to the General Court of Connecticut in 1725 and 1730. Per ""The Stevens Family: Descendants of the brothers Thomas and Cyprian Steevens," compiled by Edwin Henry Stevens and edited by Elizabeth Stevens Polk (Windsor, VT, 1941). !LAND RECORDS IN PLAINFIELD, CT. INVOLVING THOMAS STEVENS: Plainfield, CT got off to a difficult start when two tribes of Indians sold the same land to two different groups of settlers. Finally, in 1704, twenty four property owners agreed to throw all holdings into common ownership and to reapportion by lot. John Fellows, Stephen Hall, Thomas Stevens, Sr., and Thomas Stevens who was son of Henry Stevens and husband of Ruth Hall were named in the list.Thomas Stevens Sr. was one of those selected to lay out 40 lots of 100 acres each Plots of land allotted to Thomas Stevens, Sr. were recorded in 1706 and 1707. Another division was made in 1707, which include land exclusive of the meadow and the general field being divided into five fields called "Eights." Per "LYBERTIE," by Henry Vernon Hall (privately printed by author, Salt Lake City, UT, 1975). Mary/Cooke Johnson Mary/Cooke Johnson Research from The Stevens Family by /edwin H Stevens (929.273 St 47sh and History of Holland, Mass. All temple work completed ! SOURCES OF INFORMATION H ! SOURCES OF INFORMATION History of Holland, Mass. Stevens family (B 8 G35) Page 1,3,4. Data sent by Elizabeth C. Stevens of Windsor, Vermont. !NAME: of Sudbury & Stow, MA and Plainfi !NAME: of Sudbury & Stow, MA and Plainfield, CT !Archives !History of Holland, Mass. (St !Archives !History of Holland, Mass. (Stevens Family B 8 G 35 md 2) widow Mary Coole Johnson For information on marriages of children see records in my possession or Family History Library !FGR: Page 94; BOOK Ancestry of Lawrenc !FGR: Page 94; BOOK Ancestry of Lawrence Williams, Part 1, Part II, compiled by Cornelia Bartow Williams, Privately printed Chicago, 1915 copy % Pat Roberts, American Fork, Utah. !FRANCIS BUSHNELL OF GUILFORD, CONN and !FRANCIS BUSHNELL OF GUILFORD, CONN and HIS DESCENDENTS, April 1895, by R. D. Smyth. | Stevens, Thomas Jr. (I312684224529)
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| 798 | !Age at death: 47 years !Bempflingen par !Age at death: 47 years !Bempflingen parish records, by correspondence (Rudolph A. Noss) Age at death: 47 years Age at death: 47 years | Duerr, Michael (I312684218036)
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| 799 | !Age at death: 48 years !Kohlberg parish !Age at death: 48 years !Kohlberg parish records, by correspondence (Rudolph A. Noss) !Family History Library archival record Alternate surname: Riet (IGI (Internatio Alternate surname: Riet (IGI (International Genealogical Index)) Age at death: 48 years | Renck, Christina (I312684218800)
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| 800 | !Age at death: 51 1/2 years !Family Hist !Age at death: 51 1/2 years !Family History Library archival record 14 June 1701 Georg/Schweizer 14 June 1701 Georg/Schweizer Age at death: 51 1/2 years Age at death: 51 1/2 years Georg/Knecht * (Sealed 7 May 1957 SL) 1) Georg/Knecht * (Sealed 7 May 1957 SL) 1) | Haug, Anna Maria (I312684219436)
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