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Matches 1,251 to 1,300 of 1,587
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| 1251 | heart attack | Ware, Bill Frank (I9354)
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| 1252 | heart attack | Brown, Phyllis Ann (I9357)
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| 1253 | heart disease | Jones, Byron A. (I1849)
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| 1254 | heart trouble | Stout, James William (I152)
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| 1255 | hemorrhage of the stomach | Napton, Thomas L. (I3480)
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| 1256 | Her age on the 1870 census would have her born in 1849, but the other two seem more accurate. | Richardson, Frances Durrett (I6816)
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| 1257 | Her birthdate was listed as 1885 in the 1900 census. Based on the 1930 census, her birth year would have been 1887. | Dotherow, Willie Prosser (I5329)
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| 1258 | Her birthdate was listed as 1892 in the 1900 census. | Dotherow, Sadie Elizabeth (I5334)
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| 1259 | Her birthdate was listed as 1894 in the 1900 census. | Dotherow, Olga Louise (I5335)
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| 1260 | Her middle name is listed as Barbara in an online family tree, but is Belle in the family birth record. | Hyatt, Ruth Belle (I1398)
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| 1261 | Her tombstone has her birth date as 1861. | Alice E. (I3474)
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| 1262 | Her tombstone has her birth date as 5-Jul-1837, but this would make her a VERY young bride. | Core, Elizabeth (I1885)
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| 1263 | Herb had Worley Boyd, born 1890, listed as a son of James Monroe Boyd. The 1900 census has Worley B. Boyd as the son of James Wesley Boyd. Also, James Monroe has a son, Saul, born in 1890. | Boyd, James Monroe (I5759)
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| 1264 | Herb has the birth month as November. The 1880 census has a notation of his birth month as October. Since the census has been very accurate so far, I will assume October. | Boyd, Alexander (I5818)
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| 1265 | Herb's file has two children - A. B. Boyd and William Bradley Boyd. A. B. Boyd has no birthdate listed. The 1900 census has Bradley A. Boyd, born the same year as Herb's William Bradley. Herb has them as two separate people marrying two different women. I suspect they are the same. | Boyd, William Bradley (I5856)
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| 1266 | Herb's information give his birth year as 1871, but the 1900 census give 1873. | Conn, Isaiah (I5889)
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| 1267 | Here follows a transcription of the obituary: Bess Mae Fraser, age 90, of Gainesville, GA, beloved wife of John Fraser, passed away January 28, 2003. They moved from Overland Park, KS and have lived in Georgia the past seven years. Survivors are her husband, daughters and families, Judy and Bob Miller, Gainesville, GA, Jan Cowan, Mt. Shasta, CA, Jane and Gene Peck, Kansas City, MO. Services will be held at St. Gabriel's Episcopal Church, Oakwood, GA, February 5, 2003. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made in Bess' memory. | Reese, Bess Mae (I65)
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| 1268 | His birthdate is listed as 12-Jan-1838 in family records. The Family Data Collection of births lists his birthdate as 01-Dec-1838. | Ferguson, Jonathan David Newton Decalle (I342)
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| 1269 | His daughter's death certificate has his name listed as William H. Heyenbrock. However, the census records have John W. Heyenbrock. I've accepted the census names. Also, his name is listed as John William in the family bible. | Heyenbrock, John William (I8755)
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| 1270 | His tombstone has his birth date as 30-Jan-1840. | Jones, Theodore Clay (I638)
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| 1271 | His tombstone has his birthdate as 1-Aug-1840. | Jones, Albert G. (I1847)
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| 1272 | His wife received his estate for life and the interest on $2500 annually. His daughters received $500 each. Samuel Furman was the executor. | Stout, James (I267)
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| 1273 | His will was proved in the May 1795 term of court. Page 147 of "Heritage History of Chester County, South Carolina", 1982, says that he moved from Halifax Co., NC, to York Co., SC. "Captain Bill", Book Three, 1990, by Robert J. Stevens, says that he was of Halifax Co., VA. | Daniel, Ambrose (I1659)
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| 1274 | I may have found David Standley in the 1870 census, but he was listed as being a farmer and living in the household of Leander Cester, a carpenter. There is no sign of his wife Louise. It's possible she died, but I may also have the wrong David Standley. | Family: David Standley / Louise Diegel (F4040)
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| 1275 | impaction of the illeum(?) | Bess, William Jasper (I2284)
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| 1276 | In 1723, he owned interest in the "Weald" tract of 300 acres in Kent County, Delaware along with James and George Gano and Edward Bassill. He was an ardent patriot, a member of the Kent County Committee of Inspection and a member of the State Constitutional Convention. He was a state representative for two terms. He was a yeoman farmer at Little Creek Hundred. | Stout, Jacob (I7811)
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| 1277 | in a civil ceremony | Family: Adrianus Adriannusse Visser / Stoffelina Soffels van Graafeiland (F5608)
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| 1278 | In an email from Florence Gold, his death is listed as circa 1686. | Brinson, Daniel (I380)
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| 1279 | in childbirth | Johnson, Mary (I6433)
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| 1280 | in Plot: Section A, Lot 61 | Hermansen, Harold Halvor (I5452)
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| 1281 | in Plot: Section F, Lot 50 | Hermansen, Halvor Thomas (I701)
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| 1282 | in Plot: Section F, Lot 50 | Christiansen, Elvine (I702)
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| 1283 | In the 1850 census, Eli Dethrow had a son named Thomas who was 3 months old. The 1860 census has a Thomas clearly listed as 7 years old. It is possible that the first Thomas died and they named the second child Thomas as well. Or the census taker did not write the age correctly. Since the other children were recorded correctly, I've chosen the second option until proven otherwise. | Dethrow, Thomas (I6462)
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| 1284 | In the 1860 Census he is listed as 31 years old. In the 1850 Census he is listed as 28. Using the age in the 1850 makes more sense, given his marriage in 1840. | McCance, John (I7174)
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| 1285 | In the book McLeod, Stovall, Hinkle and Allied Families by Daniel Peterson, his birthdate is given as 21-Nov-1900. Since he appears in the census on 9-Jun-1900, I will assume the census is more accurate. | Dotherow, Lee Minor (I5140)
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| 1286 | In the censuses of 1870, 1880 and 1900 his birth year is calculated (or shown, in 1900) as either 1841 or 1842. However, in the 1850 and 1860 censuses (when he was a child), his birth year is calculated as 1839. In the 1840 census, Samuel Peale is shown with two male children under the age of 5. Therefore, I believe Thomas Jefferson Peale was born in 1839. Since he used the month of August on the 1900 census, I will assume the month was August as well. | Peale, Thomas Jefferson (I4755)
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| 1287 | in the Graft plot | Mulford, Arvilla (I2083)
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| 1288 | in the Graft plot | Commer, Jennie (I2087)
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| 1289 | in the Graft plot | Graft, Moses (I2690)
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| 1290 | In \i McLeod, Stovall, Hinkle and Allied Families\i0 his death date is given as 1-Nov-1958. The SSDI has it as October 1958. | Dotherow, Winston Jones (I5337)
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| 1291 | infection from surgery | Faulkner, Letha Pearl (I9351)
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| 1292 | influenza | Kelsey, Thomas (I1343)
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| 1293 | influenza | Kelsey, Elizabeth C. (I1344)
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| 1294 | influenza | Coulter, John Henry (I2614)
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| 1295 | influenza | Claycomb, Frederick M. (I4236)
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| 1296 | injuries received from being run over by an automobile | Scott, Leonidas Winfield (I3476)
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| 1297 | injury to the brain from a fall off a house | Scott, James J. (I1983)
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| 1298 | intestinal obstruction due to fecal impaction | Baker, Clarissa M. (I3160)
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| 1299 | Isaac Truax ate dinner with General George Washington | Du Trieux, Isaac (I1794)
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| 1300 | It's possible that Sallie J. Boyd in the 1900 census is the same person as Sarah Boyd from Herb's file. Sallie was born in 1886 and Sarah was born in 1896. Since Sallie was often a nickname for Sarah and the dates are 10 years off, it is possible that Herb's record had a typo and the two are the same person. | Boyd, Sallie J. (I5906)
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