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5 children 3 sons and 3 daughters - father not given | KEYES, Dolly T. (I17528)
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5 daughters and one son | KYES, Diego Ross (I22982)
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5 yrs 4 m 25 days | GREEN, Mary Ann (I37064)
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56 years | VANTINE, Eunice Matilda (I9181)
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6 months, nearly 7. | VANTINE, Hattie Adelia (I29661)
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6 mths | LEACH, Gary (I9513)
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64 years | WILSON, Julia A. (Juliette) (I30296)
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64yrs, 10mos.9 days at Atlas, Mich. Appendicitus B.N.Y. parents: Jacob Vantine and Luretta Black
(Apparently buried in Davison Cemetery, Genesee Co. - Lisa Hill saw grave). | VANTINE, George Riley (I8844)
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7 Days old | BROWNJOHN, Georgina Grace (I37181)
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7A | BRITTEN, Alta Belle (I8771)
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7A | LEPARD, Nora Emma (I8794)
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7C | BRITTEN, Edgar R. (I8763)
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8 grandchildren, and 9 great-grandchildren | RIVINGTON, Edna Charlotte (I35395)
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8 unnamed children | KEYES, Alvin Cole (I18188)
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81 years, 6 mths | POWERS, Simeon (I30203)
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? Marriage date 31 or 3 Dec Marriage Records 976.9 MAC.A Kentucky Pioneers & Court Records & Newspaper (Article on James Stagg) Do not agree. ?Death Date John Between 1812 & 1820 | STAGG, John (I13275)
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A James OLDRIDGE marries in Southwark in 1938 to a Miss or Mrs WALKER and this is the James with the best fit. There are some children born in Kensington and Willesden in the 1935-40 period but I doubt if they were the product of this marriage. | OLDRIDGE, James (I21067)
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A Joseph OLDRIDGE was buried in Newton St Cyres on 14 January 1809. Whilst it is shown that this Joseph must have died for Molly to have been a widow at her next marriage, it cannot be shown whether the Joseph who was buried in 1809 was this Joseph or the one who married Rebecca MELLISH or the one who married Elizabeth OLDING. | OLDRIDGE, Joseph (I20897)
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A letter from Sally Carter, dated 13 December 1996, includes the following paragraph:
'I visited the Otterton are back in October [1996] and paid a visit to Betty BULLOCK in Budle married a Mary Jane OLDRIDGE. He moved to Calcutta, India possibly in the 1850's. It is even a wondeful name! I think that Robert was a little too influenced by the previous famous occup that is the only information I have on him. I did write to a letter back to the ladyt in New it?' | CARTER, Robert Suxpitch (I21283)
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A mason by trade. His name 'John Stagg' is carved in one of the stones of the eastern wall of the Reformed Church at Hackensack, New Jersey. | STAGG, Jan (John) (I13309)
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a Methodist minister - his widow mar a Isaac Chapline | KEYES, Thomas (I23597)
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A native of Boswijck when he took Oath of Allegiance. | FONTEYN, Johannes (I4250)
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A norma G. Kratzke was in the SSDI. Perhaps her. | GUYITT, Norma G. (I35183)
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A verteran of King Phillips War | CASS, Joseph (I1550)
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a widow | DAVIS, Ruth ( Atherton ) (I17076)
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a widow | FOSTER, Mary (I27457)
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A widower at the time of her marriage to John OLDRIDGE. | VOYSEY, Elizabeth (I6296)
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A. Comeau did not list this child in her family tree | BAIRD, Robert (I30164)
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Aanund was a 'lensmann' or sheriff and died in a fire in 1611. | LUNDEVALL, Aanund Torkjellsson (I648)
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Abstract Index for Lot 5, Conc 4, Twp. of Kitley indicated south 1/2 was granted to Jabez by the Crown 1 June l859. | OLMSTEAD, Jabez (I20771)
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Abt 10 days old | SUTTON, Albert Ora (I31216)
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Abt 1838, Wilder J. Warner born. He died Jun. 9/1871 age 33 and his gravestone is in Clarence Centre Cemetery, N.Y.
(Margerie Gibson believes he was a brother to Lucien). | WARNER, Isaac (I15034)
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Abt age 11 | STARR, Mary (I35962)
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Abt. age 19/22 - choked on a chicken bone while driving. Car was in ditch. | STANDISH, Bill (Twin) (I9490)
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Abt. age 5 | WHITE, Leon E. (I14753)
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Accident | FAKELMAN, Gloria (I30056)
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according to ' more keys ' bd was 1781 more keys has note on page 47 saying Abner has four sons dying young - Abner, Alfred, Ephraim, and hazen | KEYES, Abner (I22523)
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according to ' more keys ' he had seven children | KEYES, Francis (I23603)
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according to 'more keys ' there may have been a son named Stephen | KEYES, Ephraim (I22421)
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according to 1790 census, he had 4 sons and 1 dau lawyer and Judge, member of Congress | KEYES, Elias (I26415)
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According to History written by William Howe. 'Abigail was small and dark complexioned. A favorite pastime of hers was horseback riding and a horse was kept for her special use. She was very religious and a constant attendant at church, to which she always went on horseback. One Sunday for some reason she did not go as usual; the horse which was grazing in an adjacent field evidently thought church going was in order, when he saw the people passing by; he jumped the wall and went deliberately to the church door where he stood for his mistress to alight, then in conformity to the usual custom, went and waited in the horse shed until the service was over, and following others again presented himself at the church door, and after a few minutes trotted home again, having carried out his part of the Sabbath observances.' | DUDLEY, Abigail (I23298)
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according to LDS records, Isaiah may have had four more wifes, last one 40 years younger | COX, Isaiah (I25323)
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According to the N.Y. Historical Society records, Ashley A. shows up in the NY City directories from 1868 to 1889. His obituary notice appears in the New York Times on January 27, 1890, stating he died January 25, age 69. There were no family connections named. His wife Harriet continues to be listed in the City's directories through 1896, but no obituary notice as found. Apparently, then, Ashley returned to New York City after J.V.'s death and started Ashley A. Vantine & Company. This was first listed in City directories in 1872. It became one of the city's finest department stores, known as Vantine's and was listed in the directories through 1950. It began as a fine import store and increased in stature along this style through the years It was particulary noted for its fine china." | VANTINE, Ashley A. (I9275)
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Acute Distrency-Dipheria | HANSON, Kirk Arthur (I9014)
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Add desc on pg. 109 | TENEYCK, John Glover (I38144)
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Add notes from Write up #1108 from Portrait and Biographical Record of Genesee, Lapeer and Tuscola Co. Mich. from Jay and Beth Kipp. | KIPP, George Edwin (I8873)
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Address at marr = 51 Galloway Road, Shepherds Bush, London. EM Lucas present to witness marriage. Witnessed brother Henry's marriage to Alice Taylor. | LUCAS, Alice (I2119)
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Address at time of marriage shown as St. Agatha, (Laudfont?). Sergeant in Hampshire Regiment in 1915. | BALSON, Frances James (I21062)
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Address of church:
N. Saginaw at Fifth Avenue. Rt.
Rev. Msgr. Earl V. Sheridan officiating. | EBACH, Fanny M. (I31221)
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adopted | CHRISTENSEN, Kelly Howard (adopted) (I33043)
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