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| 51 | All information obtained from LDS Church Ancestral File AFN:NJM3-MF | Naylor, Alfred Ignatius (I912)
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| 52 | All information obtained from LDS Church Ancestral File AFN:NJMK-18 | Timberlake, Sophia (I966)
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| 53 | All information obtained from LDS Church Ancestral File AFN:NJNO-F3 | Naylor, Laura Belle (I795)
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| 54 | All information obtained from LDS church Ancestral File. Death certificate obtained from Missoui State Board of Heath, confirming date of death (note LDS says 6/15/1913, death certificate states 6/16/1913), place of death, parents names and place of births and date of birth. | Naylor, Tilman (I625)
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| 55 | Also the father of Samuel chesebrough born 1627, Boston, England. So Bridget, who was married to Wm. Elmendorf, was descended from Wm. Shesebrough in two lines. | Chesebrough, Wm. (I984)
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| 56 | Alternate name: Johanne Christlibee nee Werner born 1 Augstus, 1811, died November 25, 1860 in Beutha. | Werner, Cuthiba Joanna (I415)
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| 57 | Arrived Oregon Territory 30 Dec 1846 - DLC #542 1 Mar 1849 SC 31 Jan 1859 Witnessed by Ralph Geer, KIng Hibbard, Wm Brisbin. | Dunbar, Rice (I110)
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| 58 | At the age of 23 he with his parents moved to Stark County, Ohio. In the fall of 1819 he went to Canal Dover, Ohio. He died at the age of 83 years. | Crisman, Isaac (I604)
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| 59 | Became freeman on 6 May 1635 in Dorchester. Removed to Windsor, Massachusetts. Married four times. | Cook, Aaron (I331)
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| 60 | born deaf and dumb | Brisbin, Son (I583)
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| 61 | Born in Maryland, later moved to Pennsylvania. | Crisman, Benjamin (I867)
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| 62 | Born on a vacation in Canada. 1910 Census in Ziegler. His father was a contractor for the Boise State Capital in Idaho and for water ways through Idaho Social Security number 351-03-4942 Occupation: Retired Salesman, Wire and Steel Co. Cremation at Royal Palm Crematory, Pompano Beach, FL. date June 15, 1972 Funeral Home: Kraeer 4061 N. Fed. Hwy. Ft. Lauderdale, FL Cause of death unknown, Medical examiner: Paul W. Hughes information regarding death obtained from death certificate. Note, death certificate states date of birth as 5/4/1891 in New York. Application for marriage complete by Marjorie, lists his date of birth as 5/4/1889 in Toronto, Canada. At the time of the application, he was living in Bellevue, Idaho where he was a rancher with his father. Social Security application states his birthday is 5/5/1891. Draft registration card gives his date of birth as 5/4/1891. Per the registration card, he?s a ?natural citizen. | Moore, Albert Franklin (I603)
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| 63 | By looking at census data on ancestry.com Kearan and Catherine lived at 153 Pearl St, Cambridge, MA in 1880. The attached photos were taken on 10/7/10. It appears as though 153 is the basement of the home on the corner of Lawerance and Pearl with a different address on Lawerence St. See photo 153.3 for details on the home. According to the 1900 census Kearan and Catherine lived at 11 Harvard St, Cambridge, MA. We (Karen Jarldane and I) tried locating 11 Harvard on 10/7/10, but were unable to do so. Harvard St. ends in the low 100s. Harvard dead ends at a parking structure and high rise office buildings, so 11 Harvard has presumably been torn down since 1900. 1870 Census shows Kearan living at home with parents and 6 siblings and a family friend. Kearan and Catherine are buried at St. Paul's Cemetery in Arlington, MA. According to the Cambridge Catholic Cemetery which houses the records for this cemetery, they are buried in a double deep grave at 128 Matthew. Photos are shown. The grave is unmarked and was located by process of elimination based on grave numbers near them, and grave stones nearby. According the the Cambridge Catholic Cemetery records person Laura spoke with, they were located next to the St. Germain family. This grave site was located and there are 2 blank grave sites next to the St. Germain's. Kearan and Catherine are in 128 Matthew and their son, Kearan A. is located in 130 Matthew, next to them. Obtained Kearon's name from Joseph's birth certificate. On Joseph's marriage certificate, Kearon's name is spelled Kearan. I also located a Karran F. Crowley through familysearch.org (LDS) married to a Kate Crowley with dates that apply. I've mailed away for the his birth certificate. Kearan died February 20, 1910. By the time of the 1910 census, Catherine and her daughter Grace had moved into what appears to be an apartment building or 4 plex building at 26 E Shepard St., Cambridge, MA.It appears as though this was temporary living for Grace and Catherine as by the 1920 census they had moved into a home at 73 Orchard, Cambridge, MA. Catherine died in this home on 1/19/1926. Whether she died at home or in a hospital is unknown, but this is the address listed on her death certificate. The Orchard address looked to be subdivided into at least 2 homes. The front was listed as 73 Orchard, but there were 2 mail boxes by the front door and 2 separate entrances at the back of the home. | Crowley, Kearan F. (I342)
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| 64 | Came from England | Leavitt, John (I1119)
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| 65 | Came from Saxony, Germany November 3, 1871 Herman C is buried in the Old Farley Cemetery and his tombstone reads: Herman C. Fankhanel - DOB: Nov. 8, 1843; DOD: July 10, 1886 NARA shows a Herrm. Frankhanel leaving Germany when he was 27. That manifest identification number is 31952. The NARA shows this manifest is for the Ship Vandalia, departing Hamburg and arriving in New York on 15 July 1871. Here is information about the Vandalia: The "Vandalia" was built in 1871 by Caird & Co, Greenock for the Hamburg America Line. She was a 2,810 gross ton ship, length 330ft x beam 39ft, one funnel, two masts (rigged for sail), iron construction, single screw and a speed of 11 knots. There was accommodation for 150-1st, 70-2nd and 150-3rd class passengers. Launched on 22/4/1871 and meant for the New Orleans service, but started her maiden voyage on 28/6/1871 when she left Hamburg for New York. She made 27 North Atlantic crossings, starting the last on 12/2/1883, and was then sold to British owners. In 1884 she was purchased by the Hamburg Hansa Line, renamed "Kehrwieder" and on 12/4/1885 commenced Hamburg - Montreal sailings. She made her last voyage on this service on 17/10/1891 and on 15/3/1892 made a single round voyage between Hamburg and Boston. She was then taken over by Hamburg America Line, together with the rest of the Hamburg Hansa Line fleet and resumed sailings between Hamburg and Boston on 10/8/1892. In 1895 she was renamed "Polonia" and in 1897 was sold and scrapped at Spezia. [North Atlantic Seaway by N.R.P.Bonsor, vol.1, p.390] [Merchant Fleets by Duncan Haws, vol.4, Hamburg America Line] | Fankhanel, Herman Constantine (I156)
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| 66 | Came to Ipswich 1637. Died at age 73. | Hovey, Daniel (I816)
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| 67 | Came to Oregon in 1911 from Ledgerwood, North Dakota at the age of 11. Lived in Tangent Oregon for 1 year while their house was being built in Brownsville. | Schure, Pearl Wilmina (I209)
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| 68 | Came to the United States from Holland with his parents whn he was 18 months old. He lived all through the Revoluntionary war. His wife emigrated from Holland. At the time of his death he lacked only two months of reaching 100 years of age. | Crisman, Charles W. (I530)
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| 69 | Carlene Gardner Cohn initially entered this person as Lydia A. Luber (Wheeler?) | Luber, Lydia A. (I298)
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| 70 | Carole Hayden gives date of birth as 11 Dec 1859. He is buried in Enchanted Prairie Cemetery, Bridge, Coos, OR Info from Elma Rust, Blachly, OR Info from Carole Hayden, Tigard, OR | Belieu, Matthew Nathan (I608)
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| 71 | Carole Hayden gives date of birth as 15 Mar 1852 and place of buriel Enchanted Prairie, Bridge, Coos, OR Info from Carole Hayden, Tigard, OR Info from Elma Rust, Blachley, OR | Belieu, America Catherine (I59)
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| 72 | Carole Hayden gives date of death as 16 Aug 1876 in , Coos, OR. Info from Opal Margaret Smith, Coos Bay, OR Info from Elma Rust, Blachly, OR Info from Carole Hayden, Tigard, OR | Belieu, Richard C. (I58)
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| 73 | Carole Hayden, Tigard, OR, gives date of death as 25 Dec 1942. Elma Rust, Blachley, OR gives death date as 18 Mar 1942 | Belieu, Lorenzo Dow (I711)
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| 74 | Carole M. Hayden gives birth date as 5 Apr 1836 in , Platte, MO. Died 14 Nov 1928 , Douglas, OR. Married Nancy Jane Ligget 1 Nov 1866 in k Pol, OR. 1870 Douglas Co, OR Census Indian Wars Pension Papers--OHS--#115 Discharged 10 May 1856; lived in ID 1862-67; lived in Douglas & Coos Cos. Info from Elma Rust, Blachly, OR Info from Carole Hayden, Tigard, OR | Belieu, Samuel Lloyd (I835)
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| 75 | Christened in Luthern Church | Kvilhaug, Inga Christine (I535)
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| 76 | Court house burnt down with information. | Crisman, Marjorie Ruth (I548)
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| 77 | Daniel is either a child of a marriage prior to Susan Brown or a brother of Moses - 10-7-94. | Kirkendall, Daniel (I706)
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| 78 | Date of birth on Austin family tree has a ca. in front of date. | Wilmot, Eleanor (I800)
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| 79 | Date of death obtained from death certificate. Note that her death certificate was completed by her mother, Rose Naylor Young. Rose wrote May's full name out as Nellie May Fankhanel on the death certificate. May died from burns received from a gasoline stove explosion. She lived 6 hours. | Young, May (I491)
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| 80 | Death information obtained from Standard Certificate of Death from the commonwealth of Massachusetts. Kearan died 2/1910. Catherine and her daughter, Grace were found in the 1910 census at 26E Shepard St, Cambridge, MA. The building looks to be an apartment complex or a 4 plex rented out to 4 individuals. The apartment appears to be temporary and Catherine and Grace show up at 73 Orchard St in Cambridge in the 1920 census. Catherine's address at the time of her death was 73 Orchard, so they lived there for at least 6 years. 73 Orchard appears to be at least a 2 family dwelling as there are 2 mail boxes by the front door and 2 separate entrances at the back of the home. Kearan died February 1910. By the time of the 1910 census, Catherine and her daughter Grace had moved into what appears to be an appartment building or 4 plex builiding at 26E Shepard St., Cambridge, MA.It appears as though this was temporary living for Grace and Catherine as by the 1920 census they had moved into a home at 73 Orchard, Cambridge, MA. Catherine died in this home on 1/19/1926. Whether she died at home or in a hospital is unknown, but this is the address listed on her death certificate. The Orchard address looked to be subdivided into at least 2 homes. The front was listed as 73 Orchard, but there were 2 mail boxes by the front door and 2 separate entrances at the back of the home. | Curran, Catherine A. (I876)
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| 81 | Denis and Elizabeth are shown on the 1880 and 1900 census as living at 2 South Street in Cambridge, MA. Karen Jarldane and I attempted to find the address on 10/7/10. We were unable to locate 2 South Street. South street is in the middle of what is now Harvard University. 17 Harvard and 21 Harvard are still in existence, but it appears as though a dorm has been constructed where the home once sat. See photo 2 South Street. Spelling of Dennis is found on various censuses as Dennis and Denis. I believe the 1 "n" is correct as he was the census taker for the 1900 census for his area. He spelt his name as "Denis J. Crowley". | Crowley, Dennis J. (I576)
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| 82 | Denise Merritt shows date of marriage to be 6 Feb 1834. Mrs. Eythe Leuthold (ggrandaughter of Michael and Eliza) states date as 8 Oct 1833-from marriage certificate. War Record: #117 Oregon Indian War Carole M Hayden 16216 SW 104th Ave Tigard, OR 97224 503/684-8184 Carole gives marriage date as 6 Feb 1834 , Clay, MO Says most of her info came from Elma Rust 18011 Hsy 36 Blachly, Or 97412 He arrived in Or 1850 Fought in Indian Wars 1855-56 Info from Carole Hayden via Elma Rust Michael is buried in Enchanted Prairie, Bridge, Coos, Or. He was a merchant and a stock raiser. | Belieu, Michael Bolton (I242)
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| 83 | Descendant-Carole M. Peterson, 1062 W. Nebo St. Roseburg, OR 97470 According to article by Fanny Sly Kyle ggrandaughter of James Larkin B. the spelling was "Balew" on the 1830 census of Knox County, Tennessee. See Douglas County Museum document #G-76(b) and G-76 (d) many discrepancies in information between the two sources. | Belieu, Micajah B. (I935)
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| 84 | Died at 75 at Cushing Memorial Hospital. He lived in Farley all of his life. In his early years he operated a blacksmith shop in Farley, after which he was a Hupmobile and McCormick- Deering dealer for Platte County. For several years he travelled for International Harvester and since 1939 he had been associated with Lewis & Son, Platte City, Mo. He was a member of the Christian Church at Farley. He is survived by his wife, Maude Fankhanel, of the home; two daughters, Mrs Rosemary Bleakley, 228 5th. Ave., and Mrs Jeanne Forbach, RR 2; one son, Merle Fankhanel of National City, California; one brother Herman Fankhanel, East Leavenworth, Mo., and six granddaughters. The funeral service will be at 10 a.m. Saturday at the Platte City Christian Church, the Rev. LesterM. Weeks officiating. Burial will be at the Platte City Cemetery. Rollins - Mitchell Mortuary, Platte City, will have charge of the service. Death certificate confirms date of death as 12/25/1957. He's listed as a sales clerk for International Lewis & Son. | Fankhanel, Adolph Eric (I516)
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| 85 | Died at age 91. | Stanton, Dorothy (I802)
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| 86 | Died at age 91. | Hovey, Thomas (I885)
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| 87 | Died of Heart Failure | Crowley, Lavinia (I271)
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| 88 | Died of Menignitis | Crowley, Joseph Richard Jr. (I446)
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| 89 | Died of Tubercilosis | Crowley, Barbara (I505)
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| 90 | Distant cousin of her husband | Chesebrough, Bridget (I857)
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| 91 | Eliza Hill is buried in Martindale Cemetary All info from Elma Rust, Blachly, OR | Hill, Eliza Jane (I761)
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| 92 | Elma Rust shows DOD as 6 Dec 1888 | Kirkendall, William Foster (I357)
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| 93 | Extensive research of MA census data produced a death record for a Walter Crowley in September 1880 at 2 months old. No further census records could be located that matched our Walter. The assumption is that he died of Cholera in September 1880. See Census record attached. | Crowley, Walter (I196)
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| 94 | Florence frequently went by the name of "Flora". Her marriage certificate uses both Flora H. Poston and Florence H. Poston. Marriage date and place verified by obtaining a copy of the marriage certificate from Laporte County clerk's office. | H.Poston, Florence (Flora) (I406)
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| 95 | From Kathy Merz as found in Washington Pioneers Vol 1 - submitted by Debra (Dunbar) Seng, b 1949 WA - believed to be granddaughter and one who submitted information. | Dunbar, Ralph Oregon (I430)
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| 96 | Funeral card indicates Annie was buried "Masonic Cemetery" Evelyn B. said she is buried in Pioneer Cemetary, Brownsville, Or. | Sell, Annie C. (I42)
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| 97 | Hanna died late 1850, Henry 8 Mar 1852 and four days later David died. Must have been some kind of epidemic. | Brisbin, David (I117)
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| 98 | Her name is sometimes Elinor, Eliza, or Elizabeth M. Wondering if she died in childbirth? Estimated date of death is 1757-1758 same as birth of William. Estimated date of birth is between 1730 and 1740 and possibly in Maryland. Very little is known about E. Adcock. | Adcock, Elizabeth M (I617)
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| 99 | http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~mopchgs/Article_Mary_Ann_APioneerWom an.htm All information obtained from LDS Church Ancestral File AFN:NJML-7F | Naylor, Ignatius Wesley (I282)
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| 100 | I have made a note that she was married to John B. Rutherford. At this time I don't know where I found this information because she appears to have married Samuel Rutherford. 5-15-96 | Brisbin, Elizabeth (I371)
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