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"Here lies the body of Stephen Arnold aged 77. Deceased 15th November 1699." | Arnold, Stephen (I14863)
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"His daughter Abigail born 27 of July in the year 1677" | Bushnell, Abigail (I22389)
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"House #20, HORN, Stephen, age 92, Marital-Wd., born-New Jersey, f. born-New Jersey, m. born-New Jersey, occ.-Retired Farmer, Month died-March, cause-Old Age"
1880 Mortality Schedule
Waukesha County Wisconsin
Persons Who Died During the Year Ending May 31, 1880 in Waukesha County
Transcribed from Wisconsin Historical Society Series 1678
Reel P98-508 by Joan Benner | Horn, Stephen (I26509)
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"I the year 1671 on the 2nd April Johannes Kreusler and his wife Anna Maria had a young son brought for baptism by Heinrich Becker, a citizen of this village, and named
Heinrich." | Krčausler, Henrich (I47661)
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"I, Bridget Dryden, sometime heretofor the wife of Francis Marbury of St. Martin's in the Vintry, Clerke, and now the wife of Thomas Newman, Berkhamsted, St. Peter in bounds of Hertford, Clerke ...my worldly goods according to a threefold indenture agreed upon and made between me and my said husband the. ..day of Dec. 1620 before our intermarriage. ... with full consent of my loving brother Mr. Thomas Dryden ¹500 to be paid unto the said Bridget. ...my children by the said Francis Marbury ...the rest (consisting of household goods) to my son Anthony Marbury ...to his three ch!ldren Elizabeth, Charles and Katherine. ..to Elizabeth Marbury ...to Susan Marbury and to her brother Thomas and their. ..to the two daughters of my daughter Mary Marbury that is Bridget and Mary, to my daughter Mary, to Elizabeth Sandes, residue to my husband. 12 day February 1644." Witness: Thomas Newman. Administration granted 2 April 1645 of Bridget Marbury als Newman, wife of Thomas Newman, of Berkhamsted to son Anthony. | Dryden, Bridget (I18607)
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"I, John Morse, of Boston in New England, being of perfect health blessed & praised be God and now undertaking by the providence of God a voyage for England being not without much hazard & although I doe carry a considerable part of my Estate to venture at sea with myself, yet I think it my duti?? to take care of my wife & children as it hath pleased God to bless me with any Estate. Therefore now this Eighteenth day of december Anno 1655, I the said John Morse doe declare this my minde and will as followeth. Imprimis I resign up myselfe, body & spirit into the hands of him that gave it knowing there alone is safety. Item. my minde & will is to give unto my beloved wife, Annas, forty pounds, the rest of my Estate I comitt into the hands of Executors to be equalie devided to my Children yt is to say to my daughter Ruth my Sonne John, Joseph, Ezrah Abigail Ephraim & Bathiah and Nathaniel each of them to have a like portion & not one to have more than another because the Elder of them are brought up, further my minde is that if my Executor shall sec cause therefore they shall pay to my daughter Ruth hir proportion as aforesaid one year after my decease ye rest of my childrens proportion within one year after my decease according to an equall division as aforesaid my minde is it to be payd them at theire severall ages of one and twentie yeares. And my minde is that all my Estate, vizt; houses Lands Cattle goods bills with what else I have shall remaine in ye hands of my beloved wife until ye children come of age as aforesaid, towards their bringing up, ye youngest of them, & to whom ye care & charge of my Children for Learning, Education I wholly Comitt further my will & minde is that in case by Gods providence my Estate I carry with me may be preserved yt then my wife shall have ye use of that, as to the rest of my said Estate, the said forty pounds to my wife, I give twentie pounds thereof to hir & hir heires for ever the other ¶20. I give to my Children after hir decease to be equally divided. And in case any dye before they come to the age of one & twentic yeares my minde & will is theire portion be devided among ye rest surviving, alwayes provided my debts be satisfied further I doe constitute & appointe my beloved brother and friend Francis Chickering with my beloved wife Annas Executors of this my Last will & testament & all other former wills gifts & bequests I utterly revoake & make voyd by these presents.
"In witness thereof I have hereunto set my hande & seale the day & yeare above written.
"JNO. MORSE & a seale
"Sealed & delivered in the prnts of
TEMPERANCE SMITH, his marke & of ROBERT HOWARD,
Nots Pubcus."
This will was carried to Probate, June 18, 1657. | Morse, John (I10200)
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"I, Samuel Morse, being sick and weak in body but of good and perfect memory, praised be God therefor, doe make this my last will and testament in manner as followeth; First I bequeath my soul into the hands of a mereyful God that gave it, with assured hope of everlasting life through the gracious merits of my dear Saviour and blessed Redeemer, Jesus Christ
"As for that little estate of outward things which the Lord hath been pleased to bestow upon me, whether they be moveable or immovable, as houses lands, chattel, household stuff, etc., I will and bequeath them all unto Elizabeth Morse, my dear wife to enjoy, possess and make use of her life, during the term thereof, and after her decease out of my life my will is that all that estate which she was in life possessed of shall be divided amongst my children, both sonnes and daughters, that is to say John Morse, Daniel Morse, Mary Bullin and Ann Morse, the widow of my dearly beloved son Joseph Morse, deceased, who with my said children shall have an equal portion upon a just division with them for the children's sake of my beloved Joseph. Therefore my will is that the above named Ann, wife of my dear Joseph shall make an equal distribution of all that portion upon division unto every child of my sonne Joseph when they and every one of them shall grow up to the age of one and twenty years
"Lastly, I constitute and appoint Elizabeth my beloved wife the sole executrix of this my last will. In witness whereof I have put my hand the day and year above written,
"SAMUEL MORSE,
"In the presence of
HENRY SMITH,
RALPH WHEELOCK,
SAMUEL BULLEN,"
This estate was appraised on the 27th of the 11th of 1654 at ¹124 seven shillings, and it appears that he had disposed of his property a few months previous. | Morse, Samuel (I10405)
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"In 1678 on the 17th September a daughter to Johannes Kreusler and his wife Anna Maria was baptized and named Anna Margretha. The godmother was Andreas Obrecht's wife Anna Margretha." | Krčausler, Anna Margaretha (I47663)
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"In 1701 on the 26th April Johann Philipp Kreusler, the late citizen Johannes Kreusler's legitimate son, was joined with Anna Catharina, the legitimate daughter of the late Benedict Braun, a school teacher of Udenheim." | Family F3229
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"In 1705 on the 25th July a young daughter was baptized to Johannes Kreusler, a citizen of this village and his wife and named Anna Margretha. The godmother was the wife of Bonifacius Hill, school teacher of this village." | Krčausler, Anna Margaretha (I47336)
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"In 1706 on the 19th September a young daughter was baptized to Philip Kreisler, a citizen of this village, and his wife and named Beata Maria. The godmother was the daughter of Johannes Eyrich, a cooper of this place." | Krčausler, Beta Maria (I47557)
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"In 1708 on the 7th March a daughter was baptized to Johann Greusler, a citizen of this village, and his wife and named Anna Catharina. The godmother was Nicholas Feller's daughter." | Krčausler, Anna Catharina (I47558)
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"in 76th year" he died of smallpox. | Scott, Silvanus (I19201)
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"in her 46th year" | Bixby, Mary (I48867)
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"in her 75th year." | Whiting, Joanna (I17360)
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"in his 54th year" | Sanders, Nathaniel (I58655)
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"in his 56th year." | Farrington, Daniel Lt. (I14793)
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"in his 60th year." | Blake, Robert Capt. (I17358)
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"in his 67th year." | Farrington, Elijah (I14797)
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"in his 79th year." | Blake, Stephen (I17523)
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"in his 84th year." | Beckwith, Matthew (I33368)
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"in his 87th year" | Blake, Isaac (I15019)
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"in his 93d year." | Blake, Andrew Jr. (I17522)
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"In memory of Eliphalet Holbrook who Died April 28th, 1776 in ye 52d year of his age." | Holbrook, Eliphalet Jr. (I5755)
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"In Memory of Ensign HEnry Holbrook who died Oct. 1, 1833, ae. 77." | Holbrook, Henry Ensign (I5754)
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"In the name of god Amen. The ninteenth day of July One thousand six hundred thirty and seaven I HONER ROCKWELL of Dorchester in the County of Dorset, widow, doe make this my Laste will and Teastament in manner and for me following: first and before all things I Bequeath my soule unto almighty god my Creator and body to the earth and Christian Buriall.
Imprimeis I Give and bequeath unto Six of my Grandchildern the Sonnes and Daughters of my Son Richard Rockwell deceased, Thomas, Joseph, Nathaniell, Samuell, Deberath and Mary Twenty shilling apeece to be paid unto them and to Either of them when they shall come to the Age of one and twenty yeeres, with Condition they shall give my Executor a Recipt for every paiment.
Item I give unto my Son Roger Rockwells Childern ten shillings apeece when they shall come to the Age of one and twenty yeeres. I give to all my grandchildern in new england, both sonnes and daughters of Richard Rockwell William Rockwell and John Rockwell, twelve pence apeece to be paide at the age of one and twenty yeares. Item I give unto my daughter Jane Farthing all my wearing apparell except my best whitle wch I give to Abigall Rockwell daughter of my Son Roger Rockwell. All the Rest of my goods not yet given nor bequeathed I Give unto my Son Roger Rockwell whome I make my whole and sole Executor to this my last will and testament.
In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seale the day and yeare first above written. Sealed and delivered in the presence of
Henry Bridges
Tho: Poole
The Marke of Honer Rockwell
Sealed with a signet ring bearing a device, apparently a swan. Probated London, Jan. 26, 1637-38 by oath of Roger Rockwell, executor. Endorsed: "Tempp. mortis suae de ffitsed in com. Somers. vide cert." (Death certificates were kept by executors and are therefore not at Somerset House.)..." | Newton, Honor (I17046)
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"In the Name of God Amen. The Twenty third Day of December one Thousand Seven Hundred and Forty Eight in the Twenty second year of his Majestie's Reign, I Robert Pond of Wrentham in the County of Suffolk and Province of the Massachusetts Bay in New England, House carpenter, being weak in Body but of sound Mind and Memory, praised be almighty God for the same: yet knowing the uncertainty of this present Life and being desirous to settle that outward Estate the Lord hath lent me; Do therefore make and order this my last Will and Testament in Manner and Form following, that is to say first and principally I commend my Soule into the hands of Almighty God my Creator hoping to receive full Pardon and Remission of all my Sins: and Salvation throw the alone Merits of Jesus Christ my Redeemer; And my Body to the Earth to be decently Interred according to the discretion of my Executor hereafter named in hopes of a Glorious Resurrection unto eternal Life: and as touching such temporal Estate as the Lord of his Bounty hath lent me, my Will and Mind is, the same shall be imployed and bestowed as hereafter in and by this my Will is Express'd, hereby Revoking Renouncing, and making null and void all other Wills and Testaments by me heretofore made, Declaring and appointing this to be my last Will and Testament wherein is contained the same.
Imprimis. My Mind and Will is, my kind and loving Wife shall have all her Goods she bro't to me when I married her, and an equal part of my Silver Money with the rest of my Children.
Item. I give and bequeath unto my son Ezra Pond and his Heirs the one half of my Pine swamp joining upon his own land, and also his equal part of my Silver Money with the rest of my Children, being his part in full of my Estate with what he has already received.
Item. I I give and bequeath unto my Son Ichabod Pond and his Heirs the other half of my Pine swamp joining upon his own land, and also his equal part of my Silver Money with the rest of my Children, being his part in full of my Estate with what he has already received.
Item. I give and bequeath unto my Son Barak Pond and his Heirs all my whole Estate boath real and personal not heretofore mentioned (except my indoor Moveables) provided or in case he fulfills my Will as follows, viz: He shall affoard my kind and loving wife the use and improvement of the North end of my House, the lower Rooms and Celler, So long as she remains my Widow, and he shall affoard her the use of Two good Milk Cows, and Six Bushels of Indian Corn, Two Bushels of Rye, Ten pounds of good wool, Ten pounds of Flax and as much meat as she needs to eat boath pork and Beef, and Two Bushels of Malt, and as many Apples as she Occation for; and also wood cut for her Fire as much as she needs, every one of the before Mentioned particulars, he shall find her yearly as long as she remains my Widow.
Item. My Will is my Son Barak Pond shall pay to my Daughter Hannah Partridge or her heirs the Sum of Ten pounds lawfull money.
Item. My Will is that my Son Barak Pond or his Heirs pay to my Daughter Sarah Gay or her Heirs the sum of Seven pounds Ten shillings lawfull money.
Item. My Mind and Will is that my Son Barak Pond or his Heirs shall pay to my Daughter Unis Gooldsberry or her Heirs the sum of Seven pounds Ten shillings lawfull money.
Item. I give and bequeath unto my Daughter Hannah Partridge, my Daughter Sarah Gay and my Daughter Unis Gooldsberry or their Heirs their equal part of my indoor Moveables, that is to say, the whole of the indoor Moveables is to be equally divided between them.
Item. My Will is my three Daughters have their equal part of my Silver money with my wife and all the rest of my Children.
In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my Hand and Seal, the day and year first above writen appointing and ordering my Son Barak Pond, to be the Executor of this my last Will and Testament.
Robert Pond (seal)
Signed Sealed Published and declared
by the said Robert Pond as & for my
last Will and Testament.
In presence of
Michal Metcalf
Ebenezer Metcalf
David Jones, Jun." | Pond, Robert (I11906)
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"In the year 1633, on 22nd Dec. the 4th Advent Sunday there died Appollonia, the wife of Leonhart Creisler, and was buried in Christian fashion on 23rd of that month. May God grant her a happy resurrection, Amen." | Kreisler, Apollonia (I47653)
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"In the year 1658 on the 23rd November Johannes Kreussler, unmarried journeyman, the legitimate son of Leonhard Kreusler, a late citizen of Herrnsheim, and the virgin Elisabetha, the legitimate daughter of Adam Schmidt, a late citizen of this village" | Family F3270
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"In the year 1661 on the 21st May Johannes Kreusler, a tailor of this village, was joined with Elisabeth Seyfried" | Family F3269
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"In the year 1666 on the 29th May Johann Kreusler's wife Elisabeth was
consigned to the earth." | Seyfried, Elisabetha (I47657)
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"In the year 1669 on the 13th July Johannes Kreusler was joined with the virgin Anna Maria, daughter of Cunrad Syivy of Alsheim on the Old/Rhine." | Family F3247
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"In the year 1671 on the 30th August Johannes Kreusler had his baby son Henrich buried." | Krčausler, Henrich (I47661)
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"In the year 1672 on the 16th August Johannes Kreuster and his wife Anna Maria had a baby son baptized who was brought for baptism by Philip Weynath, a councilor of this village, and named Johan Philipp." | Krčausler, Johann Philipp (I47332)
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"In the Year of our Lord one thousand Six hundred Nintye Seven Eight the Second Day of ye twelfth Month I Danll Pond of Dedham in ye Countie of Suffolke in ye province of ye Masathusetts Bay in Neweingland, though Infirm in boddy yet whole and sound in my mind and memory and understanding and of a disposing mind I doe ordaine and make this my Last Will and Testament in maner and forme as followeth: first I comit and comend my soule into the hands of ye Lord Jesus Christ: and my body to ye earth from whence it was taken; after my death to be decently beuryed by ye care and descresion of my Executors hereafter named.
My mind and will is: that after my just debts be paid and my funerall charges defrayed; that my Well beloved Wife Anne Pond shall enjoy and possess all my Whole estate both of housing lands tenements orchards gardens chattles or moveable estate whatsoever during the whole time and terme of hir naturall Life for her uce benefit and comfort after my decease.
I give and bequath to my well beloved Wife aforesaid and to hir Heyres forever; the one halfe of that my three Acres of meadowe as i lyeth in foule meadowe.
I give and bequath to my loveing Son John Pond twentie shillings and that with what he have received allready to be his whole portion in my Estate.
I give and bequath to my loveing Son Ephraim Pond twentie shillings and that with what he have allready received of me to be his whole portion in my Estate.
I give and bequath to my loveing Son Robert Pond twentie shillings and that with what he have allready received of me to be his whole portion in my Estate.
I give and bequath to my loveing Daughter Abigaill Day twentie shillings and that with what she have allready received of me to be her whole portion in my Estate.
I give and bequath to ye Children of my Daughter Rachel Stone Deceased five shillings each of them and this to be their whole portion in my estate.
I give and bequath to my loveing Daughter Hannah Devotion five pounds and that with what she have received of me all redy to be hir whole portion in my Estate.
I give and bequath to my son William Pond the other half of that my three Acres of meadowe att foule meadowe above mentioned to him the said William and his Heyres forever.
I give and bequath to my loveing Son William before mentioned and my loveing son Jabez Pond all that my six Acres of meadowe ass i lyeth in ye broad meadowes to them and their Heyres for ever to be equally devided betwen them.
I give and bequath to ye Daughter of my son Danll Pond deceased twentie shillings to be hir whole portion in my estate.
I give and bequath to my loveing Sons William Caleb and Jabez Pond and to their Heyres forever all ye Remainder of all my housing buildings lands tenements orchards gardens meadowes swamps and cow-commons that is not allredy disposed of by me in this my will to be equaly devided betwen them three, and this with what they have allredy received or is in this will expressed to them to be their whole.
I give and bequath to my Daughter Sarah Pond all ye remainder of my Chattles or movable Estate to hir and to hir heyres forever.
And I doe hereby nomenate ordain and appoynt my well beloved wife Anne Pond before said and my loveing ffriends Joseph Wight and John ffisher of Dedham to be my Executors to whom I comitt all poure nessesary for ye full accomplishment and performance of this my last will and testament in all respects as is herein above expressed.
In witness thereof I the said Danll Pond have here unto set my hand a afixed my seal the yeare and day above written.
Danill Pond (seal)
In presents of James Mosman, John ffuller, John Dean" | Pond, Daniel Lt. (I14108)
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"In the year1675 on the 31st October Johannes Kreusier and his wife Anna Maria had a daughter baptized who was held by his mother Elisabeth." | Krčausler, Catherine Elisabeth (I47662)
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"Inventory of the estate of Edward Brecke," who departed this Life the 2d of Novr 1662, apprized by us whose names are under written this 20th of November, 1662."
Dorchester
¹665 05s 09d
Lancaster
¹81 06s 06d
Debts & Legacies
¹139 12s 02d | Breck, Edward (I16718)
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"Isaac ye son of Isaac & Mary Sterne borne 6 (11) 1632." | Stearns, Isaac (I12618)
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"iv of march Anno Dom 1587" | Cade, Wilmot (I22587)
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"Jacob Aldridg, the son of Georg Aldridg and Katheren his wiffe was borne the (28) (12) 1652." | Aldrich, Jacob (I26629)
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"Jacomyntie Jacobs" arrived in New Amsterdam from the Netherlands 31 August 1662 aboard "D'Vos (The Fox). | Swart, Jacomynchy Jacobse (I33403)
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"James Bardens of Uxbridge was married to Mary Sanders of Needham." UXBRIDGE VR
"Mary Sanders & James Bardens, Uxbridge, May 17, 1753" NEEDHAM VR
I interpret these two records as indicating the marriage took place in Uxbridge. | Family F1421
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"James Bate was born the 16 of December 1683" | Bates, James (I22515)
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"James Capen of Holborne in the County of Middlesex, scrivener," made his nuncupative will, bequeathing all to his mother "Joane Capoen the wife of Bernard Capen of Dorchester in the County of Dorset, shoemaker," out of which she was to make payments of £4 apiece to his "four sisters unmarried"; witnesses were Bernard Capen the younger and Jerom[e] Wolverton. | Capen, James (I17024)
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"Jane Chalker born the 25th of March 1662" | Chalker, Jane (I23578)
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"Jane, age 66, widow of Duncan Killy." | Sanson, Jane (I47775)
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"Jeremiah, the Son of Joseph and Hana Morss, was borne ye 10 of the 4 mo." | Morse, Jeremiah (I10134)
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"Jo Bushnell," glazier, aged 21, was enrolled at London for passage to New England on the Hopewell. | Bushnell, John (I23051)
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"Jobe Partredg and Ann Cook of Bellingham" | Family F762
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"John Aldridg wiffe dyed the 12, mo. 25, 77." | Thompson, Sarah (I15140)
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