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| 951 |
Residence: Morley Hamlet, Pownall fee | Family: Robert Burgess / Elizabeth Moore (F20)
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| 952 |
Rigney McIntosh Cemetery | Kirk, Rebecca (P1252)
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| 953 |
Sat down for a spell after dinner and suddenly passed away. Newspaper account. | Lowry, Mary Ellen (P16)
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| 954 |
See also A Genealogy of the Nye Family compiled by George H. Nye and Frank Best, 1907, Vol I for facts about this man and his descendants | Nye, Benjamin (P3244)
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| 955 |
see county death index, online | Davis, Alfred P. (P1208)
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| 956 |
See Descendants of Robert Paddock of Plymouth Colony | Paddock, Eunice (P3206)
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| 957 |
See Descendants of Robert Paddock of Plymouth Colony | Paddock, Robert (P3215)
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| 958 |
See Early Families of Guilford, CT, Vol. 1 page 601 for her parents and siblings | Hand, Marina (P3326)
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| 959 |
See F. C. Pierce, Foster Genealogy, p. 485 (#3860) | Forster, Rev. Thomas /Foster (P3109)
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| 960 |
See FC Pierce, Foster Genealogy, (#5112) | Foster, Joseph (P349)
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| 961 |
See FC Pierce, Foster Genealogy, p. 488 (#3862) | Foster, Sergt. Thomas (P3101)
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| 962 |
See FC Pierce, Foster Genealogy, p. 495 (#3868) | Foster, Dr. Thomas (P2757)
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| 963 |
See FC Pierce, Foster Genealogy, p. 524-26 (#3955) | Foster, John (P2734)
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| 964 |
See FC Pierce, Foster Genealogy, p. 542 (#4080) | Foster, Joseph (P1043)
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| 965 |
See FC Pierce, Foster Genealogy, p. 569 (#4280) | Foster, Asa (P798)
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| 966 |
See FC Pierce, Foster Genealogy, p. 609 | Foster, Orrin Sabin (P1049)
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| 967 |
See FC Pierce, Foster Genealogy, p. 609 (#4549) | Foster, Joseph (P361)
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| 968 |
see FC Pierce, Foster Genealogy, p. 610 | Foster, Lyman (P1048)
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| 969 |
see FC Pierce, Foster Genealogy, p. 613 | Foster, John Paddock (P1045)
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| 970 |
See FC Pierce, Foster Genealogy, p. 655-56 (#5114) | Foster, Judah Henry (P801)
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| 971 |
See FC Pierce, Foster Genealogy, p. 656 (#5117) | Foster, William Davis (P799)
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| 972 |
see http://www.coinfacts.com/pioneer_gold/james_king_of_william/james_king_of_william.html
for a biography, taken from a book, of William Freeborn's father James King "of William"
William is in 1860 census but not with the mother that is given in the other family tree. But if his father was killed in 1856, then perhaps that makes some sense. Investigate further when in CA | King, William Freeborn (P1161)
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| 973 |
See Illinois Ancestors Tombstone Project, Fulton County | Woods, Sidney Grow (P198)
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| 974 |
See obituary at Findagrave.com | Turnbolt, Zora T. (P2423)
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| 975 |
See Pugh family tree for newspaper articles and obit for his son John Nelson Yost who lived in Colorado. That tree says Joseph B died in CO in 1872 and is buried in Jasper Co., IL, but has no supporting evidence. | Yost, Joseph Bushard (P967)
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| 976 |
see Solano County death index, online | Lopez, Josephine Leah (P1205)
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| 977 |
See Will and Probate record for her father. His will written in 1812 gives her name as Polly Fowler, but the settlement record gives Samuel Church as her husband
| Lemmon, Polly (P3286)
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| 978 |
She died while on vacation with Jessie and Edna | Bacon, Ethel (P130)
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| 979 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I1013)
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| 980 |
She is listed as Louisa M. Daniel Carton, marrying Henry Atwood | Source (S-2138885353)
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| 981 |
She is listed on a land record of Nov 1825 when her father's estate was settled. The date at Findagrave.com is incorrect | Lemmon, Polly (P3286)
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| 982 |
She might be buried in Cost Cemetery in Quincy, Logan, Ohio. There is a record for a George Yost buried there, though the age/date is wrong for her son George. Still, it would be worth checking further. | Ambrose, Susanna (P69)
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| 983 |
sister of Bridget who married Samuel Kirk | Daugherty, Eleanor (P1267)
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| 984 |
Smith Cemetery, Jasper County,Indiana, USA | Daniel, Shelby (P92)
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| 985 |
some sources give birth year as 1659 | Burgess, Thomas (P2743)
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| 986 |
Some sources indicate the father is John "Jack" Acord | Burgess, Thomas William (I978)
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| 987 |
Son of Samuel Woods and Phebe Holton. Married (1) Sarah Grow abt 1818 of Norwich, Chenango, NY, 7 children;(2) Orpha Daggett 14 Jul 1839, Knox Co., ILL, 5 children. One of four brothers to pioneer the town of Avon. The Unitarian Church (Now Avon Federated Church) dedicated a large stained glass window to these pioneering brothers in 1908. He served in the Civil War as an Artificer in Co. B, 1 MO Engrs.
taken from findagrave.com
Avon Cemetery, Avon, IL | Woods, Ira (P207)
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| 988 |
Source: The Munson Record, a genealogical and biographical account of Capt. Thomas Munson, pioneer of Hartford and New Havenvol. 2, p. 1001 | Smith, Rosanna (P3273)
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| 989 |
St. Francis Medical CenterBurial at Pennington Point Cemetery, Macomb, IL | Burgess, Adrienne Anne (P21)
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| 990 |
St. Joseph, Mo., buried in Iowa died at home of daughter | Nixon, Samuel Jr. (P2807)
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| 991 |
St. Mary Cemetery | Blood, Warren Home/Horne (P1967)
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| 992 |
taken from family Bible | Clark, Ezekiel (P1941)
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| 993 |
The 1810 Greenville SC census has a Matthew Burgess with a list of children that could fit Carter and Thomas Burgess. This Matthew Burgess looks to be the same person that was listed in an earlier Burke County NC census. The y chromosome match of John Burgess of Rutherford County NC (1850) would be consistent with a Burke County family line.
And John Burgess named a son Matthew - an unusual name for that time period. | Burgess, maybe Matthew (I47)
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| 994 |
The 1880 census record seems to fit. An Alice Evans, age 25, was boarding with Coleman Evans his wife and two children NEXT DOOR TO Francis A. Kirk's brother William. Since they got married in Clark Co., I'm guessing this is our Alice.
The 1860 census has Coleman Evans living with his mother and numerous other siblings, including a younger sister named Alice.
If this is the right connection then her parents were Absalom Evans (born in N. Carolina) and Mary Gunter (born in Virginia) but her birth year would be 1856. Absalom died in 1859. One brother would have been Sargent Wilson Evans who is buried in Otisco cemetery. There is a biography of him in Baird's history of Clark Co. I feel sure this is the right family for Alice E. Sargent. Sargent owned a couple stores, a mill and a tomato canning plant.....probably the very one that Robert C. Kirk worked in at age 9 to help support his widowed mother.
| Evans, Alice Elizabeth (P288)
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| 995 |
The 1885 Kansas census lists only one son, Fred, with Nelson H. and Carrie McCoy. Since Fred does not show up in later records, it's possible that he and Merle are the same person. | Mccoy, Merle (P1081)
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| 996 |
The Churchill Family in America gives his info, including service in Revolutionary War; served in Capt Hezekiah Leach's company
According to Fold3 records, his brother Oliver Churchill (later of Vermont) served 1 month in his stead
| Churchill, Jonathan /Churchwell (P3314)
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| 997 |
The connection between this woman and Daniel Lemmon, cousin to Ola Kirk is still unclear. It appears that Daniel's father was Isaac whose father was also Isaac and they lived in Webster Twshp, Harrison Co, at the same time Zepporah and Harvey did. So perhaps the senior Isaac was a brother to Zepporah? | Lemmon, Zepporah Ellen/Elenor (P360)
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| 998 |
The Foster Genealogy by Pierce says he married a Drucilla Birch who died. The 1856 Iowa census has him and his brother Judah, laborers, and a Drucilla Foster, AGE 2, boarding in Union Iowa. This could be a typo I suppose. I can't yet find the marriage record or death record. for her. | Foster, Hiram Isaiah (P800)
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| 999 |
The Millenium File gives his mother's name as Jane Mickelborough (check spelling) and his birthday as Dec. 11, 1740. Other trees, including ones linked to us in DNA give different mother's name. | Daniel, Thomas (P90)
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| 1000 |
The Silent HOme Cemetery page has C. Adah Wiswell with birth date as 28 Dec. 1864, but then C. Adah Wiswell Boydston with birth of 1854. | Wiswell, Clarissa Adah/Ada (P161)
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