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1601	NOTE: Had a large family - the first 3 children born in Ontario. Must have returned to England as next 3 were buried in England and then he went to New Zealand in 1857	BUSTIN, William (I36329)
1602	NOTE: Have complete copy of IGI for Banks Filed #32 under "B" 1891 have recorded all the Banks from that census. (Filed under "B" # )	BANKS, Richard (I15465)
1603	NOTE: Have photocopy of photo of her #1105B	MAGOFFIN, Mary (Molly) N. (I8902)
1604	NOTE: He moved to Goodrich, Atlas Twp, Genesee Co. Mich in about 1836-38. They also lived in Oakland Co. & Lapeer Co. Mich. He married 20?.	TITSWORTH, John (I9101)
1605	NOTE: He was a farmer in Skepperod or possibly Skarhus, Sweden	TRULSSON, Anders (I796)
1606	NOTE: He was christened 8 months after his father died.	LITTLEFORD, Joseph (I7526)
1607	NOTE: He was listed as a native of Boswijck when he took the Oath of Allegiance.	FONTEYN, Jaques (Jacobus) (I4246)
1608	NOTE: In 1775, age 15 enlisted in Revolutionary war	BUZZELL, Andrew (I832)
1609	NOTE: Known as Floyd Known as Floyd	VANTINE, Willis Floyd T. (twin) (I8199)
1610	Note: Known as Roy Known as Roy (Twin)	VANTINE, William Roy T. (I8192)
1611	NOTE: May have been a brother of James, not 100% proven OF: Hampton, N.H.	PHILBRICK, John (I15107)
1612	Note: Mother's surname not mentioned	GREEN, Martha (I15715)
1613	Note: Not listed with son in 1840 census in Clarence, Erie Co. N.Y., although it appears as though his wife is listed with their son.	WARNER, Unknown (I15032)
1614	Note: Perhaps living at Greenland.	PHILBRICK, John (I15111)
1615	NOTE: Possibly Mary Ann Vantine b. 17Oct.1830 and wife of George J. Eaton	VANTINE, Daughter (I30667)
1616	Note: Possibly son of Edwin Adams	ADAMS, William Delos (I8812)
1617	Note: Probably wrong date, as it was a long time after he died.	BUZZELL, Delbert Andrew (I30024)
1618	NOTE: Road in the town named after him "Kipp road". George's farm still exists including the home they built. Settled in Goodrich, Mich. in 1846.	KIPP, George (I4217)
1619	NOTE: Sarah's birth was recorded twice in IGI from Church records - only difference was stating her Mother as Elizabeth/Sarah.	ALDING, Sarah (I868)
1620	NOTE: Social Security Death Indexes showed a Kate Piening born Jan. 31. 1892 who died Mar. 1986 in Holly, Michigan 48442. Also shows a George Piening who was born 24Feb.1890 and died Feb.1973 in Holly, Michigan.	VANTINE, Ruth Kate (I7573)
1621	NOTE: Social Security Death Indexes stated Henry Britten was born on July 9, 1889 and died on June 1968 in Goodrich, Michigan 48438	BRITTEN, Henry (I8736)
1622	NOTE: Social Security Death Indexes stated: Edgar b. Mar.11/1885 and died Nov.1963; Mich.	BRITTEN, Edgar R. (I8763)
1623	Note: They had 4 sons, and 1 daughter They had 4 sons born after 1774 and 1 daughter.	BUZZELL, Abigail (I834)
1624	NOTE: Thomas Vantine came from Niagara Co., New York, in 1836, and settled on Sec.33 Atlas Twp., Genesee Co. Michigan, close to the line between Genesee and Oakland Counties. He was accompanied by his wife, one son, and one daughter. Two other children stayed in New York for sometime, and came afterward to Michigan. Two of his children -- sons John T. and Peter -- are now living, the former in Groveland, the latter near Goodrichville, Atlas Twp., Genesee Co. Thomas Vantine was b. June 19, 1786, and is now living with his son, John T. Vantine, in Groveland. Although not a settler of Oakland Co., his is one of the first who located in Genesee, there being but two other families in the neighborhood when he came. Owing to convulsive fits, he was exempt from all military duty during the war of 1812, although he was 26 years of age when war was declared. His father was a native of Holland, and came with his two brothers to Amerca at an early date. Their ancestors were very wealthy citizens of Holland, and owned seventeen acres in the heart of the Hague, one of its principal cities. FROM; History of Oakland Co. Mich. by S.W., Durant & H.B. Peirce, 1877 Pg.176	VANTINE, Thomas (I9090)
1625	Note: Was a high ranking officer during the War of 1812. He was killed at the Battle of Black Rock (Burning of Buffalo) in 1813.	FONTEYN, Jacob Jr. (I15080)
1626	NOTE: Was employed in White Lead worked in Detroit	VANTINE, Oscar Taylor (I8776)
1627	NOTE: Was lost 20Oct.1657 with 7 others, which included his wife, and daughter, Sarah in a boat going out of the harbour.	PHILBRICK, John (I15107)
1628	NOTE: Wife unknown, possibly his children as follows:	BANKS, John (I7516)
1629	Note: Wife's child before marriage	MCCAULEY, Eddie (I14236)
1630	NOTE: Within Goodrich cemetery records this note was written with their gravestone information: "Either Frank or James may have remarr to Mary Ella, wid of Albert J. Britten". Tary Ella Britten (Trollope) 1858-1945 (wife of Albert J. Britten, on Orsemus Britten's lot). NOTE: Mary Trollope b.1857;Atlas - died Dec.1928 m. Hart Wead Cummings - Dec.18/1877	VANTINE, Sarah E. (I8842)
1631	NOTE: Witnessed at baptism: Jacobus Van der Spiegel and Annatje S. h Vrou.	FONTEYN, Catharina (Katy) (I4256)
1632	Notes about Howard Lester Morcom: Fact 1: 1968: Adopted Monica's son Richard	MORCOM, Howard Lester (I30352)
1633	Notes for Douglas Arthur Morcom: Douglas joined army in May 1941 and went overseas in November 1941 to October 1945. He trained in Camrose and Calgary and went overseas to England. He was in the Tank Corp and drove tanks until his legs gave out and was not bad enough to be sent home. So he did other jobs until he came hcome. He was a Private. His service number was M63714 More about Douglas Arthur Morcom: Fact 1: World War II Regimental Number M 63714 Fact 2: April 1941, Enlisted as a Trooper in Calgary, Alberta. Served in United Kingdom. Fact 3: November 29, 1945, Discharged from Army	MORCOM, Douglas Arthur (I30346)
1634	Notes for Gordon Francis Parnell Morcom: Gordon was originally married to Kathleen Joyce Emmett "Joy" after the war. After six years of marriage and three children, Joy died in child birth with Sandra Gail Kathleen Morcom. Because Gordon felt he could not raise this small baby, and the fact that she had lived and Joy had died we feel entered into the equation at the time. Gail was adopted as a baby to May and Fred Preece. They were very good friends and wanted Gail for thier own. She lived a very good life with the Preece family and always kept contact with her natural father throughout her life. The Preece family also lived in the Ponoka area. After Joy died and Gordon has these three other three small children to raise, Joy's sister Mary came from England to assist in the care of the children and Gordon. In 1949 they were married and continued to parent the children together. It is worth noting that Barry was Mary's natural child with Gordon.	MORCOM, Gordon Francis Parnell (I30347)
1635	Notes for Ronald Francis Morcom: Ronald was jailed from May 26, 1993 to September 24, 1993 for the child abuse of his granddaughter Kyleen. He always maintained he was faulted but I, Loreen, believe because of what I had seen over the years that he was guilty and had a just sentence. Ron began to drink more and lost his will to live and was quite difficult until his death in 1995.	MORCOM, Ronald Francis (I30367)
1636	November 2, 1997 - Received information from Madeline Dodd regarding the daughter of Ralph and Alice Mousall. She says: 'You have the 2nd Wife of Thomas Goble as Mary Mousall. This is not true. This is a misunderstanding arising from the fact that Ralph Mousall's will names his 'daughter Mary Gove' and that has been misinterpreted as Mary Goble. In actual fact, he had a foster daughter named Mary Gove...who is the person named in the will and there is no connection to the Goble family.' Mrs. Dodd has provided the following reference: clarification appeared in NEHGS 'Register', v. 99, January 1945, p. 77....(and based on NEHGR No. 7, p. 170) in will of John Gove of Charlestown, dated 22 1647/8, which says 'I do give & bequeath with my wife's full consent, my daughter Mary GOVE to Ralph Mousall & his wife , as their own child, forever', and he included a silver porringer and 5 pounds to pay her way...the probable explanation (according to the article) is that the mother had periodic attacks of mental illness (as did her son Edward Gove) and that twin children of her second marriage to John Mansfield were also 'put out'. The major thrust of the article was actually to explain the 'daughter' Ruth Wood, who turned out to be a granddaughter.	GOBLE, Thomas Jr. (I1628)
1637	November 2, 1997 - Received information from Madeline Dodd regarding the daughter of Ralph and Alice Mousall. She says: 'You have the 2nd Wife of Thomas Goble as Mary Mousall. This is not true. This is a misunderstanding arising from the fact that Ralph Mousall's will names his 'daughter Mary Gove' and that has been misinterpreted as Mary Goble. In actual fact, he had a foster daughter named Mary Gove...who is the person named in the will and there is no connection to the Goble family.' Mrs. Dodd has provided the following reference: clarification appeared in NEHGS 'Register', v. 99, January 1945, p. 77....(and based on NEHGR No. 7, p. 170) in will of John Gove of Charlestown, dated 22 1647/8, which says 'I do give & bequeath with my wife's full consent, my daughter Mary GOVE to Ralph Mousall & his wife , as their own child, forever', and he included a silver porringer and 5 pounds to pay her way...the probable explanation (according to the article) is that the mother had periodic attacks of mental illness (as did her son Edward Gove) and that twin children of her second marriage to John Mansfield were also 'put out'. The major thrust of the article was actually to explain the 'daughter' Ruth Wood, who turned out to be a granddaughter.	Mary (I1629)
1638	Now Jersey City, NJ.	STAGG, Jan (John) (I13309)
1639	Oakland Co. Mich. Marriage records 1849-1854 Compiled by D.A.R. Pg. 17 stated: Buzzell, Anna, age 30, of Genesee Co. Mich. marr. Harry W. Husted 51 of Springfield Jan 5, 1854 at Independence by Horatio Foster, Jr. J.P.	Family: Harry White HUSTED / Annie BUZZELL (F626)
1640	Oakland Death record stated: David Vantine, Dec.10,1908 died. Age 78-5-16 of Tubinsulosis of Lungs. B.N.Y. to Jas. Vantine and Content Warner.	VANTINE, David (I4192)
1641	Oakland Death records: Huldah Vantine age 77-0-25, Ortonville Village of Appoplexy. Parents: Jas Wellman and Rhoda Gates b.N.Y.	WELLMAN, Huldah (I7582)
1642	Obit in 2009 mentioned he has 2 grandsons, Brian and Matt, step son Dean and wife Sue German; step-grandchildren, Paul, heather and Zach German; great-grandchild, Clayton German	MCLEOD, Gordon Owen (I38638)
1643	Obit in St. Thomas newspaper on Monday, Mar.25.1937	WARWICK, Thomas Charles (I35352)
1644	Obit stated she had grandchildren: Stacie, Linnea, Candy, Angie, Carl, Kerry, Anthony, Ginny and great-grandchldren: Eli, Keita, Bailey, Jaida, Dava, Griffin and Kaitlyn.	MURRAY, Dorothy "June" (I38617)
1645	Obituary and Photo on Findagrave.com	TAYLOR, Avyette (I21541)
1646	Obituary in Dec 7 1905 Flushing Observer states: Died Quite Unexpectedly Emma, wife of Fred Powell, died early Saturday morning at her home in this village. During the early fall she had a severe attack of typhoid fever from which her recovery was very slow and last week she contracted a cold and congestion of the lungs developed from which, owing to her weakened condition, shs was unable to rally. Her death was quite unexpected to her husband and friends who deeply deplore her untimely demise. The deceased was born in this village on August 9, 1875 and was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Amos Brown. her entire life had been pased in this community where she was well known and much respected. She was married to Mr. Powell February 12, 1902, who survives her. Besides her husband and parents she is survied by two sisters and one brother, Chas. Brown, Mrs. J. Eugene Brown of this township and Mrs. Ernest Mead of Montrose. The funeral was held from Mr. Powell's home on Mill street on Monday afternoon, the services being conducted by Rev. S. Schofield. Interment was made in the village cemetery.	BROWN, Emma (I29957)
1647	Obituary in Oakland Press on May 24, 1996 Re: Mary E. (Vantine) Hess - 96 Ortonville, Mich.	VANTINE, Mary E. (I8782)
1648	Obituary in Stanstead Journal on Apr.14, 1932 states: ÙCiÙD"Mrs. A.A. Bryant, an old and respected resident of this place, passed away at her home on Monday afternoon. The funeral was held on Wednesday afternoon" ÙC/iÙD	TAYLOR, Emily Jane (I21799)
1649	Obituary notice in the Ottawa Citizen stated that Richard was born near Merivale and lived on the old homestead until l4 years ago when he came to Ottawa to reside with his dau. & son-in-law Dr. W. H. Liddle. Survived by his widow, Sarah Jane and two daughters - Mrs. W. H. Liddle, Ottawa and Mrs. W. Norman Mooney, Woodroffe.	OLMSTEAD, Richard (I20766)
1650	OBITUARY OF ALICE MINK COLEMAN Alice Coleman, 70, of St. Charles died Monday, Oct. 27, at Delnor Community Hospital, St.Charles. She was born March 23, 1916, in Huntley, MT. She is survived by her husband, James L.; four sons, James L. Jr., Mark F. and Daniel D., all of St. Charles, and John D. of Plano, TX; a daughter, Mrs. Peggy C. Powles of St. Charles; three brothers, Leon Mink of Arkansas, Russell Mink of Elgin and John Mink of Lexington, KY; and nine grandchildren. Besides her parents, Monte and Lilian Mink, she was preceded in death by a brother, Monte Mink; and two sisters, Winnie Tolley and Marcia Coleman. Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. Thursday at Jurs Funeral Home, St.Charles, the Rev. Gary Wollerscheim officiating. Burial will be in Little Woods Cemetery, Wayne. Visitation will be 7-9 p.m. today at the funeral home. Contributions may be made to the American Lung Association. Visitation will be 7-9 p.m. today at the funeral home. Contributions may be made to the American Lung Association. DAILY COURIER- NEWS - WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1986	MINK, Alice May (I9346)