Notes
Matches 1,451 to 1,500 of 1,587
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| 1451 | swamp fever | Peyton, Dora V. (I8143)
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| 1452 | The 1850 census lists her age as 5, so she was possibly born in 1844. | Detherrow, Mary Frances G. (I6434)
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| 1453 | The 1850 Census lists her age as 61, which would make her birth year 1789. However, the 1860 Census lists her as 73, so the 1787 birth year is most likely correct. | Prosser, Frances (I5201)
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| 1454 | The 1850 Census lists his age as 49, which would make his birthday in 1801. The 1860 Census lists his age as 57, which would make his birthday in 1803. | Wilkins, Stovall (I5203)
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| 1455 | The 1850 Census lists his age as 74, which would put his birth year as 1786. | Wilkins, William Webb (I5202)
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| 1456 | The 1880 census lists her age as 21, which would make her birthdate about 1858. | Howell, Paulina (I5701)
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| 1457 | The 1900 census has his birthdate listed as Feb. 1859. | Burch, Elisha H. (I5238)
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| 1458 | The 1900 Census lists her birthdate as Oct 1878. | Maggart, Margaret Ellen (I7260)
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| 1459 | The 1910 census lists her age as 21. The 1920 lists it as 41. I will assume the 1920 census is correct, as the 1910 age would have her married at 11. | Hall, Florence (I5577)
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| 1460 | The census of 1900 has no sign of Henry Thomas Flood. His wife, Laura, is listed as the daughter-in-law of Jeremiah Flood. Also listed are granddaughters Caldona and Myrtle and grandson James A. In 1910, Henry Thomas is listed with his wife Laura, but a completely different set of children. The first three match the ages of the 3 in 1900, but have different names and, in the case of the first one, different sexes. I believe that the three children of the 1900 census were from a different child of Jeremiah, but don't know which one yet. The 1920 census conforms with the 1910 (for those still alive) and I will therefore use the 1910 census names and ages. | Flood, Henry Thomas (I5997)
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| 1461 | The census records list him as Frederick J., but the family bible has his name as J. Frederick. | Heyenbrock, J. Frederick (I8775)
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| 1462 | The dates in Herb's file are 10 years off - a typo? | Boyd, Minerva E. (I5860)
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| 1463 | The disease lasted six days. W. G. Fisher was the attending physician. | Napton, Evan Hart (I4076)
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| 1464 | The electronic family tree on Ancestry.com has her birthdate listed as 9 Jun 1809. However, the 1850 census lists her as living with her sister Polly (and her husband, David Loveless), with an age of 27, which would make her birthday 1823. | Fulton, Jane (I6013)
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| 1465 | The family information from Herb lists her birth year as 1878. However, the 1880 census has her age as 4, so I will assume that her birth year is 1876. | Boyd, Hulda (I5817)
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| 1466 | The family information I received from Herb has a birthdate of 1876, but the 1880 census lists her age as 2. Therefore, I've set her birthdate as 1877. This makes more sense, since her sister was born in 1876. | Akers, Arminta (I5796)
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| 1467 | The family moved from Ross County, Ohio to Saline County, Missouri. | Steele, Alexander (I1884)
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| 1468 | The following is a transciption of that obituary: James Edward Stout was born on July 27, 1876, on a farm in Johnson County. In 1899 he was married to Flora Elmore and to this union were born four children, one of whom died in infancy. Surviving are his wife, Flora and daughter, Pearl at home and Mrs. Fred Sharpe all of Baldwin, Kans; one son, Hugh of East St. Louis, Ill., and one sister, Mrs. Wendell Johns of Vienna. There are also three grandchildren, Mrs. Joe Simunac and Jim Sharpe of Baldwin, and Hugh Stout, Jr., of East St. Louis. There are also nine great grandchildren. As a young man, Mr. Stout began work with the Illinois Central Railroad as a switchman. When he retired in November, 1941, after serving 37 years, he was a conductor on that road. His work and his family were his entire life; always loyal to his duties at work and mindful of his obligations to his family. Perhaps one of his outstanding virtues was his generosity. Nothing his family wanted or needed which he could provide was ever denied. To him a friend was just that and he showed his friendship by his willingness to help anyone who needed his assistance. His membership in the Masonic Lodge was a bright spot throughout his entire life. He believed in and practiced its high teachings. While Mr. Stout belonged to no organized church, he was always willing and glad to speak of his faith in a all-wise and benevolent God. He often expressed this faith by saying, "if you believe in God, He will always see your through." This belief he kept to the end. Nearly two years ago, while at his home in Baldwin, he was stricken with paralysis. He bore this affliction with great fortitude. But late on Saturday night of June 26, in the Lawrence Memorial Hospital, he was released from all his earthly cares and launched out upon that journey about which he was unafraid. His body will rest in the beautiful Oak Cemetary in Baldwin, Kansas. | Stout, James Edward (I145)
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| 1469 | The funeral was at 2 PM at the Cox-Parker Funeral Home in Winter Park. Dr. E. J. Pendergrass and Rev. Jack Davis officiated. | Jones, James Edgar (I710)
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| 1470 | The funeral was at 2 PM at the Methodist Episcopal Church in Gilliam, MO. | Richardson, Bernis B. (I6821)
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| 1471 | The house burned. | Parks, James Wilkins (I5015)
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| 1472 | The marriage license lists Lula Roork as being 18 years old, although the 1900 census lists her birthdate as Dec. 1892. | Family: Ed J. Johnson / Lula Roork (F6076)
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| 1473 | The marriage was performed by Joshua Barbee, minister of the gospel. | Family: Albert G. Jones / Clarissa M. Baker (F1082)
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| 1474 | The McLeod book has his name listed as James Jonathan. All the census records have Jonathan J. | Henkel, Jonathan James (I6613)
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| 1475 | The McLeod book lists here birth year as 1883, but the SSDI lists it as 1882. | Henkel, Mamie (I6726)
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| 1476 | The McLeod book lists his birth year as 1844. The 1880 Census has him as age 52. The 1900 census lists his birth year as Sept 1849. The 1850 census lists him as 1 year old. Since all the censuses are in approximately the same range, I will use the 1900 census date until further proof comes to light. | Henkel, William Gilmore (I6619)
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| 1477 | The origin of the Treece family name is still subject to much debate. Some reserchers believe that the Treece name is of German origin, having come from Von Treece. The English spelling, Dries, appears on early English tax records. The English tax collectors could neither speak nor understand German. Therefore, they wrote the Treece name as it sounded to them in English - Driese. The English Driese were probably German ancestors who migrated to England in the early 1700s and later toAmerica. Any of their children born in England would then be of Engilsh descent. The various spellings of the Treece found in records have been Dries,Driese, Trease, Trees, Treese, Tree and Treece. Before 1850 the name appears as Trees in most county records of Illinois and North Carolina. This is the way that John, Jacob, Valentine and Daniel had it spelled. After 1850 the spelling changed to Treece. | Driese, Peter (I1103)
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| 1478 | The Rev. D.H. Muller officiating | Family: Isaac V. Commer / Susan Letitia Tunstead (F439)
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| 1479 | The type of business is unreadable. | Barnhill, Richard (I5242)
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| 1480 | The year on the 1900 census is slightly blurred. I first thought it was 1840, but the 1850 census lists Harvey as 7 years old, so I suppose it could be 1843. | Boyd, Harvey (I5729)
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| 1481 | There are only two Jean Forsters born in 1923 on the SSDI. This one got her SSN in Pennsylvania, so I am making the assumption that she is the correct one. | Otterbein, Jean E. (I7704)
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| 1482 | There is a 5 year discrepancy between Herb's information and the 1880 census. The 1880 census has his birth year as 1810, while Herb's information has 1815. The 1850 census has his age as 32, which put his birth year as 1818. I will use Herb's date as a compromise pending for definite information. | Boyd, John Jackson (I5726)
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| 1483 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Living / Living (F9)
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| 1484 | There were also eight other people living in the house ranging in age from 17 to 28. Most of them are listed as students. | Pearse, William Ellery (I2548)
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| 1485 | This information comes from the Vandyke side of the family. Looking at the actual dates for the founding of St. Luke's, this doesn't seem possible. He was certainly a doctor there and possibly donated land, since he lived very close to it. But it doesn't look likely that he was the founder. | Pearse, Herman Elwyn I. (I2425)
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| 1486 | Thomas divided his estate among his sons before he died. The home estate went to William Stanley who cared for his aged parents during their last years. About 1805, William Stanley and family moved to Sequatchie Valley, Bledsoe Co., Tennessee. They had four sons who became Methodist preachers, and seven daughters | Witten, William Stanley (I3204)
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| 1487 | truck accident | George, William Walker Jr. (I3793)
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| 1488 | tuberculosis | Farris, Margaret Malinda (I153)
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| 1489 | Twin of Mary Culp Hyatt. Buried in Drew Co., AR. Mrs. Nancy McGee writes on page 136 of "Heritage History of Chester County, South Carolina", 1982: "She died near Monticello, Arkansas, 2 April, 1887. Another sister died at the same time and they lay side by side in El Bethel Church where funeral services were held and the bodies interred." | Hyatt, Ruth Belle (I1398)
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| 1490 | Type: LDS Confirmation | Learwood, John (I943)
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| 1491 | typhoid | McLeod, Lillie Lee (I5125)
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| 1492 | typhoid fever | Dotherow, Sadie Elizabeth (I5334)
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| 1493 | typhoid fever | Owens, Genevieve (I6226)
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| 1494 | uremia | Sweat, John Roland (I8740)
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| 1495 | uremia caused by nephritis | Price, Alice May (I8620)
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| 1496 | Vol 00B, page 0188 | Source (S2070)
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| 1497 | Vol 1, page 159 | Source (S330)
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| 1498 | vol. 000, page 0015 | Source (S706)
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| 1499 | vol. 000, page 0040, license #00000626 | Source (S740)
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| 1500 | vol. 000, page 0043, license #00000715 | Source (S932)
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