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OBITUARY OF AZUBA R. LOWN MINK Mrs. Azuba R. Lown Mink passed away at the home of her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Charles Mink, 347 St. Charles Street this morning at 1:30 o'clock after an illness of fourteen weeks. She was born at Rhinebeck, Dutchess county, New York, Sept. 2, 1842. On March 22, 1859, she was united in marriage to John W. Mink and to this union six children were born, two of whom survive her, a daughter, Mrs. Ada Biever of Aurora, IL, and a son, Clarence E. Mink of Paris, MI. She also leaves one sister, Mrs. E. J. McCarty of LaPort, IN, fourteen grandchildren and nineteen great-grandchildren. She was also a sister-in-law of J. V. Mink and Mrs. Marcia Mink of Elgin. Mrs. Mink came west when a young girl and spent her life here. Her last days were spent in the homes of her daughter and daughter-in-law. She would have been eighty-five years of age next Friday. Funeral services will be held Tuesday afternoon at 3:30 from the Norris chapel with the Rev. George T. Green officiating. Interment will be in Bluff City cemetery. THE ELGIN COURIER-NEWS - SATURDAY, AUGUST 27, 1927 | LOWN, Azuba Rebecca (I9287)
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OBITUARY OF HOWARD ROBERT MINK
Howard Robert Mink, 70, of 625 Washburn Street, died unexpectedly today in his home. An Elgin resident for 65 years, he was born September 5, 1895, in Martinstown, MO, a son of Charles and Minnie Maxwell Mink. He was a retired employee of Elgin National Watch Company and a veteran of World War I. He was a member of Elgin Post 57, American Legion. Surviving are the widow, Stella F.Pearson Mink; two sons, Donald H. and Earl M., both of Elgin; six grandchildren; three sisters, Mrs. Barry (Gertrude) Doiel of Hamburg, IA, Mrs. Irene Wauchope of Elgin and Mrs. Edwin (Nina) Steffan of Carpentersville; three brothers, Carl of Elgin, Orville of South Elgin, and Walter of Pelican Lake, WS. A brother, Marvin, preceded him in death. Services will be held at 10 Wednesday in the Stout Funeral Home the Rev. William H. Clark, pastor of First Presbyterian Church, officiating. Burial will be in Bluff City Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home after noon Tuesday. DAILY COURIER-NEWS - JULY 2, 1966
#1-SS# 330-03-6491, | MINK, Howard Robert (I9293)
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OBITUARY OF LEANDER F. MINK Leander F. Mink, 810 Oak Street, died this morning after a short illness. He was born in Elgin, August 20, 1850 and was seventy-two years old at his death, having lived in Elgin all his life. He was a lifelong member of the First Baptist Church and a charter member of the Modern Woodmen. He is survived by his wife, Marcia, and seven children. Mrs. G. S. McQueen, Loren J., Mrs. Edward Affelt, of Elgin, Montie of Huntley, Montana, Percy L. of Chicago, Mrs. R. L. Harbison of Tulsa, Okla., Mrs. R. L. Hood of Groton, S.D., and one brother, James V. Mink of Elgin. Funeral notice later. THE ELGIN DAILY NEWS - FRIDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1922
LEANDER F. MINK The funeral service of Leander F. Mink will be held at the Wait-Ross-Allanson chapel Sunday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock, Rev. A. D. McGlashan officiating. Interment in Bluff City cemetery. THE ELGIN DAILY NEWS - SATURDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1922 | MINK, Leander Franklin (I9281)
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Obituary of LOREN JAMES MINK Loren Mink, 89, formerly of 174 N. Worth Ave., Elgin, died Thursday (4/1/71) in Mary Margaret Nursing Home, Elgin. Surviving are a son, Loren J. Mink, Jr., of Wilmette; a daughter, Mrs. Joseph (Marjorie) Day; five grandchildren and ten great-grandchildren; a sister, Mrs. Rose Affelt of Elgin and a brother, Percy of Sylmar, CA. He was preceded in death by his wife Nettie L.; his parents; two brothers and three sisters. The body was donated to medical research. DAILY COURIER-NEWS - FRIDAY, APRIL 2, 1971 | MINK, Loren James (I9332)
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OBITUARY OF MARCIA JANE MINK COLEMAN Marcia Jane Coleman, 70, of 486 S. Alfred Street, Elgin, died today in Sherman Hospital, Elgin. She was born Feb. 17, 1914, in Huntley, MT, the daughter of Monte and Lillian Adkins Mink. She had lived in Elgin most of her life, and was a member of the First United Methodist Church of Elgin, the Women's Circles of the church, the Elgin Women's Club and the YWCA. Surviving are fer husband, William, whom she married, June 21, 1935; two daughters, Mrs. Joe (Sarah Jo) Jeffress of Elgin and Mrs. Steve (Marcia Lee) Kingsbury of North Branch, MN; a son, William M., of Talmoon, MN; a brother, Leon Mink of Lakeview, AR; a sister, Alice Coleman of St. Charles; and five grandchildren. Besides her parents, she was preceded in death by a sister, Winnefred Tolley. Services will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday in the Laird Funeral Home, Elgin, the Rev. Carleton C. Rogers officiating. Burial will be in Little Woods Cemetery, Wayne. Visitation will be at the time of the services in the funeral home. Instead of flowers, memorials may be made to the church. DAILY COURIER-NEWS - MONDAY, JUNE 11, 1984 | MINK, Marcia (I9352)
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Obituary of MARJORIE MINK DAY Marjorie Day, 85, of Elgin died Saturday, April 28, in Sherman Hospital, Elgin. She was born June 21, 1904, in Elgin, the daughter of Loren and Nettie Freeland Mink. She had been a resident of Elgin all her life and was employed as a licensed practical nurse at Sherman Hospital for many years before retiring. She was a member of the Sherman Hospital Auxiliary, the Elgin Women's Club, First Congregational Church of Elgin, and the Golden Years group of the church. Surviving are two daughters, Janice (Ralph) McKee of San Antonio, TX, and Cynthia Rodriguez of Chicago; a son, David (Christie) Day of Palatine; 10 grandchildren; and 15 great-grandchildren. Besides her parents, she was preceded in death by her husband, Joseph in 1978; and a brother Loren Mink. A memorial service will be at 1 p.m. Sunday, May 6, in the First Congregational Church, the Rev. Donald Schmidt officiating. Burial will be private. There will be no visitation. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to Sherman Hospital Auxiliary. Laird Funeral Home, Elgin, is in charge of arrangements. DAILY COURIER-NEWS - MONDAY, APRIL 30, 1990 | MINK, Marjorie (I9354)
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OBITUARY OF ROSE MINK AFFELD Rose L. Affeld, 89, of the Oak Crest Residence, Elgin, died Friday, May 24, in Sherman Hospital, Elgin. She was born September 1, 1895, in Plato Township, the daughter of Leander F. and Marcia C. Woodward Mink. She was a lifelong resident of the area and married Edward Affeld on May 30, 1918. He died on Feb. 12, 1957. She was amember of the First Baptist Church of Elgin since 1909. She was a 1913 graduate of Elgin High School and attended Sherwood School, studing music and drama. She was a former employee of Swan's Department Store in Elgin where she worked as assistant buyer in the infantswear department. She was also the buyer of infantswear at Speiss for 28 years before her retirement in 1965. She worked as a Sherman Hospital volunter in the coffee shop for 15 years. She was Woman of the Year for the Altrusa Organization in 1965; YWCA Woman of the Year in 1972; VIP Woman of the Year in 1975; and Elgin Professional and Business Woman of the Year in 1973. She was a member of the Elgin YWCA since 1910 and was a former past president of that organization as well as past president of their senior citizens organization. She was an active member of the Eastern Star Elgin Chapter #212, Sharon Shrine, Elgin Women's Club, Women's Reief Corps, Elgin Day Care Center, Red Cross Ladies, and Elgin Business and Professional Women's Association, which she served as a former past president. She was a member of the board of directors for the Oak Crest Residence, as well as being the program director at Oak Crest. Survivers include a daughter, Mrs.Harry (Bette) Whalen of Elgin; a son, Keith (Lovey) Affeld of West Dundee; three granddaughters, Mrs. Ron (Jennifer Whalen) Butzow, of Elgin, and Rose Ann Affeld and Amber Affeld, both of West Dundee; and two great-grandsons, Dean Butzow and Shane Butzow, both of Elgin. She was preceded in death by her parents, her husband, three sisters and four brothers. Memorial services will be held Saturday at 1 p.m. in the Oak Crest Residence, Elgin, the Rev. Dr. Willis A. Reed officiating. The Miller Funeral Home, West Dundee, was in charge of arrangements. DAILY COURIER-NEWS - MAY 25,1985 | MINK, Rose (I9338)
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Obituary stated grandchildren were: Darrah, Nathan, Alison, Joel Jordan and Liam | JEFFS, William Carleton (I35064)
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Obituary stated he had 12 grandchildren and 12 great-grandchildren | COULTER, Vaughn Holt (I35283)
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Obituary stated he had 6 grandchildren | COULTER, Donald (I38671)
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Obituary stated she had grandchildren: Ellen, Kaitlin, Colin, and Kendra | MCGILVRAY, Ruth Agnes (I7656)
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Obituary stated she left behind 12 grandchildren and 2 great-grandchildren | THOMPSON, Lyda Belle (Twin) (I9470)
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Obituary stated:
Clyde H. Buzzell, editor and propietor of the Romeo Hydrant, died at 12::30 Tuesday mornng of heart disease. He retired at an early hour in apparent good health. He leaves an aged mother, a widow and five small children. He was 35 years of age.
The Oakland Co. Post, Friday, October 14, 1892, Page 2
(From: Rootsweb.com Oakland, Michigan). | BUZZELL, Clyde H. (I31429)
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Obituary stated:
DEATH OF ROBT. H. MCGAFFEY
An illness of several months culminated on Monday night last in St. Joseph's hospital Chatham, in the death of Robert Hamitlon McGaffey, Sr., a well known resident of Wallaceburg. Mr. McGaffey was taken to hospital only a few days ago but failed to respond to treatment.
The late Mr. McGaffey was a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. John. H. McGaffey and was born at Lyons, Mich., on April 29th, 1875. He went to Belleville at an early age with his parents, and later moved to Dresden. He came to Wallaceburg in 1901 when the first building of the then Dominion Sugar Company were constructed and worked on that job as stone-mason and brick layer.
In religion he was a member of Knox Presbyterian church.
Surviving are his wife, who is living with a son, Leonard McGaffey, in British Columbia. Others who mourn his passing are a daughter, Mrs. Walter Smith of Glendale, Mich., and three other sons, Harry of Chatham, Charles and George of Wallaceburg.
The body is reposing at the residence of Charles McGaffey, at 40 Bruce Street, where funeral services are being held Thursday afternoon at two o'clock with Rev. E.A. Wright officiating and interment in Riverview cemetery. | MCGAFFEY, Robert H. (I15813)
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Obituary stated:
McGaffey: Mrs. Miriam L., widow of George McGaffey Sr., a resident of 24 Gillard Street, Wallaceburg died Saturday, October 16, 1982 in Sydenham District Hospital at the age of 80. Surviving are two sons Donald of Windsor and George (Jug) of Wallaceburg, four daughters Mrs. Florence Howell of Wallaceburg, Thelma (Mrs. Jack Riddle) of Troy, Michigan, Marian (Mrs. Gerald Lapointe) of Windsor and Sharon (Mrs. Dan Jinkerson) of Dresden, seventeen grandchildren, twelve great-grandchildren. She is predeceased by her husband George Sr. in 1979 and a son Edward in 1926. Resting at the Eric F. Nicholls Funeral hOme; 639 Elgin Street, Wallaceburg until Tusday when funeral service will be conducted in the Chapel at 2 p.m. with Rev. Ernet Herron officiating. Interment will be made in the family plot, Riverview Cemetery. Donations may be made to the Ontario Heart fund.
Eric F. Nicholls
Funeral Home
639 Elgin Street
Wallaceburg, Ontario. | NASH, Mariam Louisa (I29309)
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Obituary stated:
Medicine Hat Daily News - Dec.30/1946
Mr. JAMES HOLE LAID TO REST
Funeral services for the late James Hole were held on Saturday afternoon at 2:30 in Nott's Funeral Chapel. Rev. H.M. Horricks officiated and read comforting words of Scripture. Two of the deceased's favorite hymns were sung: "Abide with Me" and "Rock of Ages". Mrs. Frank Reade presided at the organ. Mrs. Brewer sang as a solo "The Old Rugged Cross". The numerous and beautiful floral offerings bespoke of the high esteem in which Mr. Hole was held in our city and community. The Rev. J.H.H. Watts read the Church of England Committal Service at the graveside, adn the officers and members of the Moose Lodge No.1073 conducted their service for a departed member.
The pallbearers were Messrs. P. Simpson, C. Crockford, H. Leece, L. McCaig, James Gibson and R.C. Fountaine.
James Hole was born in Dunster, Somerset, England, on May 25, 1877. In 1898 he came to Canada and settled in Medicine Hat. He was employed by the Crockford coal mine and for a time by the Canadian Pacific Railway. In June, 1905, he married Mabel Littleford. Some time later he secured his papers for stationary engineering and was employed as engineer at the Purmal Brick Yard until 1915. Following that, he was employed by the Clay Products and later at the Medicine Hat Greenhouse. He remained there for thirteen years and then ill health forced him to retire. He was a member of the Moose Lodge, No. 173, and attended St. Barnabas Church and was elected as alderman on the city council for a period of thirteen years. He was first elected to the council in 1920.
Mr. Hole was always interested in sports and was a member of the Medicine Hat Carpetball Association.
Surviving are his wife Mabel; four daughters, Mrs. Elsie Smith of Rossland, B.C., Mrs. Mabel Jordahl, Brownfield, Alberta., Mrs. Dorothy Teel of this city and Mrs. Edith Bray of this city; two sons, Bill and Leonard of this city, and ten grandchildren; two brothers, Tom of Medicine Hat and Henry in England; one sister, Mrs. Gillingham, South Wales.
Card of Thanks Mrs. Mabel Hole and family wish to thank their many friends for thier different expressions of sympathy and kindness; those who loaned cars, sent flowers or helped in any way during the illness and subsequent death of Mr. Hole.
(#5-1 Rec'd original newspaper clipping from his daughter, Edie Plotsky).
Will stated: To whom it may concen, I hereby bequeath all my early possession to Mabel Baldwin Hole, to be used to assist in the bringing up of our family who may need help. Said Mable Baldwin Hole to be the sole executive. Witness: Frank E. Bishop. Signed: James Hole.
(#455C - Photo of original handwritten document located in Medicine Hat Courthouse) | HOLE, James (I11)
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Obituary stated:
The Medicine Hat News - Monday, August 31, 1964
Woman is found dead in bathtub.
A Medicine Hat woman was found daead in her bath tub early Sunday morning.
Police said Harvey Knapp, 860 1/2 3rd st. S.E., was awakened at 1:45 a.m. by the sound of running water and discovered Mrs. Lucy Wilson partially submerged in the bathtub. His attempts at artificial respiration failed and police and coroner Dr. E.G.F. Skinner were called. An inquest will be held, Dr. Skinner siad
Mrs. Wilson was in her mid-fifties atthe time of her death, police said.
The funeral service willl be held at Cook's Funeral Chapel at 2 p.m. Tuesday with Father N.J. Warnke officiating. Internment will be in Hillside Cemetery.
Mrs. Wilson is survived by a daughter Lucllle (Mrs. Ken Bailey, ) Of Medicine Hat,; three sons, William and Ronald Hole, both of Medicine Hat, and Kenneth Hole, of Redcliff; five brothers, Wilfred Dube, Omer Dube, Alex Dube, all of Medicine Hat, Alf of Redcliff, and Oliver of British Columbia, two sisters, Mrs. Rose DeMaiere, of Medciine Hat and Mrs. Cora Hansen of Brooks. | DUBE, Lucia (Lucy) Smilda (I5)
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OBITUARY:
Benjamin Buzzell, formerly of 3085 Belford Rd. Holly, age 92, died Sunday Jan.4,1981 at Fenton Extended Care Center. Funeral Services will be held at 11:00 A.M. Wednesday Jan.7, 1981 at the Dryer Funeral Home, Holly, Rev. Ralph S. Parvin officiating. Burial will be in Lakeside Cemetery, Holly. Mr. Buzzell was born in Holly Township on Sept.17/1888, the son of Charles and Ella Green Buzzell. He was a retired farmer and a veteran of W.W.1. Surviving are several cousins. A brother Samuel Buzzell and a sister Euretta Buzzell preceded him in death. | BUZZELL, Benjamin (Ben) (I14360)
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Obituary:
Hastings Banner, Thursday Oct. 27.1904:
Sad Suicide
Saturday morning George VanTyne, of Delton, a farmer about 45 years old, committed suicide, shooting himself in the head with a revolver, the ball entering the right temple a little above the eye, the course of the bullet being backward and upward, coming out on the top of his head on the left side.
Despondency due to domestic trouble was the undoubed cause of the rash deed. Coroner Lathrop was summoned from this city, impanneled a jury and heard several witnesses. The jury's verdict was that he came to his death by his own hands.
As near as we can learn the facts are as follows: Mr. Vantyne own a farm about a half mile east of Delton, but lives in the village. For several months he has been clerking in Mr. Dinkle's store at Delton, more or less, Mr. Dinkle's business callimg him away often, leaving his wife, and Mr. VanTyne in charge of the store. It was the latter's custom to go out to his farm about half a mile from Delton to do the chores, early in the in the morning about 5:30 o'clock before opening the store. On Saturday morning Mrs. Dinkle sent her little boy over to the store, and he soon returned saying he could not get in. Knowing it was past the usual opening hours Mrs. Dinkle hurried over to unlock the store feeling somewhat alarmed over Mr. VanTyne's non-appearance as he had never failed in his duties before, this feeling being increased when she noticed as she went to kindle the fire that the store revolver was gone from its accustomed place. Knowing the despondancy and depression under which Mr. VanTyne had been laboring for some time past and expressions made to friends that the dead are better off, and life held nothing for him, she confided her fears to Mrs. J.G. Hughes, of Priairville who came into the store to wait for a train. They summoned Mr. Manuing from the hardward store, told hm the circumstances, and on going to Mr. VanTyne's home in Delton and learning that he had not returned from his farm for breakfast he immediately drove out there and found him dead in the basement of the barn as above mentioned. Beside his wife, he leaves one son, Frank 20 years of age. The circumstances of his death are pecularly sad and universal regret is felt in his home town over his rash deed. | VANTINE, George H. (I7943)
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Obituary: Aug 25, 1965 pg 5 Flushing Observer states:
Fred T. Powell Dies Aug 10 at FLint Osteopathic.
Fred T. Powell, G-8315 North Saginaw Road, Mt. Morris, died August 10 at Flint Osteopathic Hospital. Funeral services were held Friday, August 13 from the Chappel Funeral Home, Rev Paul Pumphrey officiating, with burial in Flushing cemetery. A memorial service was held Thursday evening by Mt. Morris Masonic Lodge No 535 F. & A&M. He was a life member of the lodge and a member of Buick Local No 599. Mr. Powell was born in Flushing, a son of George and Anna Power, and had resided in Mt. Morris for the last 45 years. He married Susie Stevens of Clio in 1954. He worked at buick 37 1/2 years before retiring in 1963. Surviving are his wife: two step-sons, Lawrence Stevens of Flushing, and Oscar J. Stevens of Alpena, a step-daughter, Cora Rierson of Flushing and a nephew, Elmer Hoyt of Charlotte; 8 grandchildren.
Wife died | POWELL, Frederick T. (I29956)
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of Ancaster (1871 census) | GREEN, Richard (I37096)
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of Arteriosclerotic Heart Disease | VANTINE, Edwin W. (I7913)
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of Blenheim, Orford Ontario (1871 census) | GREEN, Joseph (I37095)
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Of Newton St Cyres at marriage. Signed his own name in the register. He may have been buried on the 14th January 1809, but it cannot be shown whether or not the entry relates to this Jospeh or the one who married Elizabeth OLDING or the one who married Mollie SKINNER. | OLDRIDGE, Joseph (I20894)
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Of Parup, langbrukars | JAKOBSSON, Per (I307)
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Of Stowe, Vt.
They resided at Middlesex, Vt. | DAVIS, Priscilla (I21572)
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Of Upton Pyne at marriage. | ROACH, Betty (I6288)
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Of: Broncial Pneumonia | CLINGDANEL, Donald Dean (I7918)
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OGS site states buried in St. Anthony's Cemetery & Annex | DEARY, Joseph H. (I35301)
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Olav and Gunnvor came to the United States in ?? | TOVSEN, Olav (I15160)
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Olsson | HALVORSSON, Knut (I31624)
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On 22 Feb 1856, probably in Crediton, there is a baptism of James and Ellen BURRIDGE, the chi
At his marriage in 1877 he was living in High Street, Crediton.
Buried with his wife. | BURRIDGE, James (I21056)
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on Findagrave | Betty H. (I21595)
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On Findagrave.com | TAYLOR, Isaac (I895)
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On Findagrave.com | DAILEY, Mabel (I21448)
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On Findagrave.com - Plot: Section 1-- 34 | JOHNSON, Nina Florence (I21523)
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On the earliest Brant County map, Tremaine of 1859, it is recorded that Jeriah Green was cultivating 46 acres across the road from Robert Burt's, former Brancton home (the railway spur took off a corner of this 50 acre lot) | GREEN, Jeriah (I36698)
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On this line, the Honorable Lewis Cass was a descendant
He owned land and farms near Hampton and when he died in 1675 his property was said to be worth more than any estate recorded up to that time. | CASS, John (I1552)
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one daughter | KEYES, Carrie (I22045)
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one daughter who married John E. Noel of Portsmouth Ohio | KEYES, Elizabeth (I17373)
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one file gives name as Ammareth | KEYES, Anna (I25623)
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one known son Amasa | KEYES, David (I26659)
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one of the leaders of Donner-Reed party - lost at Donner Pass Cal - expelled from the party for shooting mutinous train member - he had 4 children all together - he ended up near Sutter's Fort marriage found in CD2 according to WFT vol4 #2894, there may have been another son - Charles Cadden served in Black hawk campaign with Lincoln his horse was named Glaucus | REED, James Frazier (I26789)
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One of the triplets was stillborn | COLLINS, Burton Alva (I31973)
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one record says name is Mary | KEYES, Patty (I17140)
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one record shows name as Lucius - died of cholera | KEYES, Lucian Morgan (I2201)
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one record shows name as Walker | WILDER, Joshua (I25112)
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one son and two daughters - names not given | KEYES, Betsey (I22676)
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one son lived San Francisco Cal | KEYES, Orson H. (I27190)
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one son was by Sally Duncan - which ? | KEYES, Nathan (I16904)
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