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one unnamed chld | KEYES, Bella (I28985)
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one unnamed daughter who died age 20 in 1876 | KEYES, Charles Melvin (I27393)
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orphaned age 6 - adopted by gentleman ( unnamed ) whom he lived with until age 21, when he set out on his own. Was in Iowa, California before settling in Oregan | KEYES, Isaac Holmes (I22099)
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Orville B. 'Pete' Mink, 79, of Mesa, Arizona, formerly of South Elgin, died Sunday in Mesa Luthern Hospital, Mesa. He was born August 6, 1905, in Elgin, the son of Charles and Gertrude Bayless Mink. He had lived in South Elgin most of his life and had been employed by Steffan Brothers Construction Co. before retiring in 1971 and moving to Mesa. He had been a member of the South Elgin Community United Methodist Church and St. Andrews Methodist Church of Mesa. Surviving are a son, Philip of Mesa; a daughter, Mrs. Jesse (Carol) Meyers of Monroe, LA; nine grandchildren; three step-grandchildren; a great-grandchild; a brother, Walter of Elcho, WS; and two sisters, Irene Wauchope and Nina Steffan, both of Elgin. Besides his parents, he was preceded in death by his wife, Harriet Perkins Mink. Services will be at 1 p.m. Friday in the Laird Funeral Home, Elgin, the Rev. William Blomberg and the Rev. Walter Lunsford, officiating. Burial will be in Bluff City Cemetery. Visitation will be after 4 p.m. Thursday in the funeral home and Friday until the time of the funeral. DAILY COURIER-NEWS - WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1984 Orville was born in the third house west of Raymond Street, on the south side of Dwight Street in Elgin. In 1907 they moved to southern Missouri on a farm near Mansfield. (on Pea Ridge) The move was made to help his mother with her asthma problem and the move helped greatly. Returning to Elgin in 1916, they lived first at 426 S. Liberty St for a short time and then moved to 347 St. Charles Street. He attended Lincoln School and then the first three years of Elgin High, having to quit to help out, after his dad died in 1923.(would have graduated with the Class of 1925) His first job was with the Elgin Case Factory in 1924 and in 1925 went to work in the assembly room of the Elgin National Watch Company.(Chet Perkins was his foreman) When the depression came, he and Walter were 'let go' at the watch factory, so they started 'Mink Brothers Garage' in the double garage behind their house. 1932 found him working for Landon Cartage Company at the C. NW railroad yard at Proviso, Illinois. He worked there until 1945 when Walt and him started Surburban Machine Shop in Wooddale, Illinois. In late 1949, he and Harriet moved to Pelican Lake, Wisconsin, where he worked for a boat factory making wooden boats. | MINK, Orville Bayless (Pete) (I9295)
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other records another joanna | MILES, Ezekial (I2568)
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Overland / Mevastaul
Served in Napoleanic War | MEVASTAUL (OLSSON), Knud (I118)
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Paralysis
Re: #1068, copy of obityary Pg.52 - #1080 grave photo of him and wife at Clarence Fillmore Cemetery. | VANTINE, George Kipp (I8118)
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Paralysis | VANTINE, John T. (I9099)
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parents as John & Betty | OLDRIDGE, Betty (I21277)
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Parents as John & Betty. Witness at marriage of brother William to Tryphena Woodman in 1809 and made her mark 'X'. | OLDRIDGE, Ann (I21276)
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Parents listed erroneously in parish register as John & Mary.
1851 census - aged 4 mths at home with parents.
1861 census - aged 12, scholar at home with parents.
1881 census - aged 29 living in Queen's Place, Crediton with wife Ellen (27), born Crediton,
Winesses to marriage were Mark & Ann OLDRIDGE, Alice Maud Nankivell. Married by John Nankivel | OLDRIDGE, James (I21038)
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Parents recorded as John & Elizabeth. | OLDRIDGE, John (I20929)
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Parish registrar entry of death says William Oldridge of Upton Pyne | OLDRIDGE, William (I6277)
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Passed away at the residence of his son, E.W. Taylor, Foster, Que., on April 9, 1940. Israel M. Taylor , in his 88th year. Remains resting at J.J. Paterson`s Funeral Home, Waterloo. Funeral at St. Paul`s United Church, Waterloo, Friday, at two p.m. Burial in South Stukely Cemetery. (From Findagrave) | TAYLOR, Isreal Mark (I21472)
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Pelvis too small - died in childbirth | MCFADDEN, Elizabeth "Lizzie" (I4185)
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per 'more keys' Royal and Lydia adopted a son George S. b. abt 1848 Boston harbor MI mar Ina F. Lyon she b Grouvenor NY 3 Aug 1858 d 29 Apr 1934 ( abt ) their chldren were Charles b abt 1885 mar Mae Bradley and Connie Margaritte b. 7 Dec 1882 in Chicago bap at Calvary Church 4 Apr 1896 Charles and Mae were parents of Bradley Hamilton Keyes b 13 Mar 1910 ( 1911 according to SSI ) and d 10 May 1988 in NM - he mar Margaret June Elizabeth Nichols - she b 29 May 1912 - son Bradley Nichols Keyes b 9 Feb 1937 - he mar Norvell Pearson Brinton ( b 16 Oct 1941 ) children were Bradley Brinton b 29 Dec 1961 - Randolph b 15 Apr 1963 - Pearson Nichols b 26 Jun 1965 | KEYES, Royal Proctor (I21995)
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per WFT Vol 4 - an atty in Florence ALA | KEYES, Martha Louise (I25411)
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Person Source | KEYES, Elizabeth (I23600)
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Pg. 176: (Magog) Mrs. Lockhart (nee Edith Bryant) eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J.M. Bryant of E. Bolton, died suddenly in Montreal aged 23. The funeral was held at E. Bolton May 11, 1925 with burial at Mansonville beside her later husband, Mr. Jersey". | BRYANT, Edith Louise (I21500)
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Pg. 4, Married July 2, 1846, ÙCiÙD"In Stanstead, by license, by Rev. R.V. Hall, Daniel W. Mack to Mary Harvey, daughter of Asa Harvey". ÙC/iÙD(From: Vital Statistics from the Stanstead from the Stanstead Journal - Re: Micki Mistretta). | HARVEY, Mary (I31410)
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Phoebe not listed in some material | KEYES, Phoebe (I5576)
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Photo and details on Findagrave.com | FROST, Miriam Maud (I39193)
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Photo of him at age 4 1/2 mos with family photo's. Believe he is probably their son. | AINSWORTH, Ralph M. (I30669)
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Photo of Norace scanned from A. Comeau
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Norace worked at the sawmill in the late 1800's for years in Cherry River. The sawmill was owned and operated by the Mitson family for many years. Located at the bottom of the hill and beside a small stream, that at some points in the year became a force river, once a waterpower mill. The mill was where the Chapel now sits. The plant manufacture sap buckets for a flourishing maple sugar industry of the region. It also produced roofing shingles in its saw mill, and was of course engaged in cutting up timber for beams and boards. The stone foundation still stands. | BAIRD, Norace (Norris) Henry (I30167)
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Photo on Findagrave | FROST, Rupert (I21831)
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Photo on Findagrave with a small write up)
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Cemetery notes and/or description: Directions: Follow 243 S past Mansonville, turn right onto Miltimore and follow up the hill to where Miltimore junctions with Chemin des Marguerites. It is clearly visible on the right. This is a lovely cemetery reflecting Potton pioneer families, and is obviously well maintained. There is a beautiful view to the south from this hillside. ÙC/bÙDÙC/iÙD | BRYANT, Edith Louise (I21500)
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Photo on Findagrave.com | DAVIS, Charlotte (I5432)
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Photo on Findagrave.com | PHIFIELD, Emma (I21473)
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Photo on Findagrave.com | TAYLOR, Susan Roxanna (I21476)
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Photo on Findagrave.com | ARMSTRONG, John (I21477)
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Photo on Findagrave.com | TAYLOR, Anna (I21786)
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Photo on Findagrave.com | TAYLOR, Charles Davis (I21787)
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Photo on Findagrave.com | TAYLOR, Carrie Alma (I21789)
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Photo on Findagrave.com | HOPKINSON, William N. (I21790)
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Photo on findagrave.com | TAYLOR, Emily Jane (I21799)
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Photo on findagrave.com | BRYANT, Asaph Avery (I21800)
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Photo on findagrave.com | BRYANT, Flora Anna (I21802)
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Photo on findagrave.com | GOTHORP, Arthur (I21808)
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Photo on findagrave.com | RICHARDSON, Ruby Louisa (I39090)
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Photo on Findagrave.com | TAYLOR, John Peasley (I39138)
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Photo on Findagrave.com | TAYLOR, Olive K. (I39143)
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Photo on Findagrave.com | TAYLOR, Kenneth Daniel (I39195)
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Photo on findagrave.com - Plot Section 1-34 | ARMSTRONG, Frederick Arthur (I21522)
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Photo on pg pp7 (after page 30) | CORMAN, Hannah "Jane" (I37252)
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Pine Grove Cemetery | KNAPP, Lydia Elizabeth (I13848)
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Pine Grove Cemetery | AMY, Earl James (I13870)
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Playing football | NUNEZ, Jason Thomas (I14599)
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Plot Oriole Section 4 Lot 195 Gr-1 | TURGEON, Eugene A. (I33768)
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Pneumonia | DUBE, Teresa Francoise (I514)
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Pneumonia | HOLE, Linda Lee (I8314)
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