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Elizabeth Partredge, wife of John. | Rockwood, Elizabeth (I11774)
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| 1302 |
Elizabeth Robinson "wife of Henry, parson to this parish," buried at Fairsted. | Orvyce, Elizabeth (I33695)
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| 1303 |
Elizabeth was 'one of the bewitched persons mentioned by Cotton Mather.' | Warren, Elizabeth (I13044)
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| 1304 |
Elizabeth was a widow and living at Addison, Steuben Co, NY aged 90 when she applied for pension. | Elizabeth (I48779)
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| 1305 |
Elizabeth was adjudged non compos in 1766. !The History of Medfield; Tilden:441 | Morse, Elizabeth (I10138)
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| 1306 |
Elizabeth was married by 1714 in that the Eastchester, NY court records on 6 November 1714: Elizabeth Odell, daughter of Abraham Smith of White Plains deceased, demanded her portion (of her father's estate) out of the hands of Caleb Hiat. | Smith, Elizabeth (I26255)
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| 1307 |
Elizabeth was sister to the Rev. John ALLIN of Dedham who in his will dated 23 Aug 1670 made bequests to near kinsmen Samuel FISHER and Thomas FISHER (Suffolk Co, Mass, PR 7:139); these were the two sons of Thomas FISHER and his wife Elizabeth. In a letter of 18 May 1640 John ALLIN wrote to Edward ALLEYN, Dedham's representative to the General Court, regarding "my sister's business," noting that her husband had died intestate and she had two young children (Dedham Transcript 25 March 1938); at the meeting of the General Court on 13 May 1640 administration was granted to widow FISHER of Dedham on her husband's estate. !TAG 67:29 | Allin, Elizabeth (I14826)
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| 1308 |
Elizabeth ye daughter of br: Guile was baptised ye same day. [24d 12m 1660] | Gill, Elizabeth (I45612)
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| 1309 |
Elizabeth's maiden name is not known. This is due to the fact that no vital records are extant for 16 years between 1741-1757. We are certain her name is Elizabeth as the baptism of daughter Elizabeth (1760), is recorded as daughter of Samuel and Elizabeth BUSHNELL. In 1763, son Samuel was baptised as son of Samuel and Hannah BUSHNELL. !BUSHNELL Family Genealogy, 1945 | Elisabeth (I22317)
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| 1310 |
Elizabeth, wife of Richard. | Ingraham, Elizabeth (I34177)
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| 1311 |
Elkanah and Mercy had at least two children. | Hill, Mercy (I11077)
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| 1312 |
Ella indicated in the 1900 census that she was the mother of five children but only four were living. Found Charlie TOWNSEND death record at Ionia Co.
Ella M. Townsend, married, received into membership to the United Methodist Church records, Matherton Circuit February 20, 1881. The same record indicates her as deceased November 25, 1908 (sic). | Evans, Ellen Marie (I1261)
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| 1313 |
Ellen (Evans) Townsend death record listed mother UNKNOWN. Ellen's brother James Evans marriage record was the source of the Chapman surname. [Ionia co, Michigan 1 Nov 1887] db/6/95 | Chapman, Susan Mariah (I5679)
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| 1314 |
Ellen E. Townsend joined the United Methodist Church in Hubbardston 16 July 1865. | Townsend, Ellen E. (I5739)
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| 1315 |
Ellen J. Phelps (2/22/1848 - 11/24/1890) Ellen is the daughter of Norman Phelps and Olive Lee according to her Death Transcript.
!Lilian Felshaw Kennedy (315)733-6244 | Phelps, Jane Ellen (I49265)
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| 1316 |
Ellen was living when her mother wrote her will (proved 1630). | Bullard, Ellen (I14255)
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| 1317 |
Ellener Post Disseased this life the 13 day of November 1670 | Panton, Eleanor (I24005)
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| 1318 |
Emanuell Evernden and Ellyn Cowchman widow married 17 October [1587]. | Family F3053
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| 1319 |
Embarked for New England September 1635 aboard the Truelove, John Gibbs, master, which ship arrived in Boston late in November. In the passenger list he was listed alone and aged about 50. Ages were often estimates and in this case he seems to have been actually aged 48. There is no record of a family with him. His daughter Alice had preceeded him to Boston two years earlier as the bride of Richard Brackett. Three years later his sister-in-law and her husband, Edmund Rice, also came to New England to join them.
Nothing can be found of Thomas Blower in New England except in the Winthrop Papers there is extant a letter written by one Nathaniel Lufkin to Mr. John Winthrop the elder of Boston from Hitcham, Suffolk, dated April 1, 1640, by which it appears the Blower owed Lufkin 24 pounds, the debt having been incurred in England, and Lufkin wishes it collected in New England where Blower was then living. Lufkin wrote: "... there is one Edmund Rice and Henry Bruning who the bearer knows well who can tell of the debt as well as myself..." Edmund Rice was married to Thomasine Frost, sister of Thomas Blower's wife, Alice.
In the Colony Records is the following: "9 Sept 1639 -- Capt. Keayne was ordered to pay 12.10s which he re'd of Mr Saltonstall for pt of Mrs. Blowers N [necessaries?] to the treasurer." Thus, Thomas Blower must have died about 1639 which explains the dearth of record of him. | Blower, Thomas (I25714)
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| 1320 |
Emeline Cain (widow of James) to Elijah Husted. Book 7, p. 288 (1901). The father of Elijah is given as S. M. Husted. | Family F3056
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| 1321 |
emigrated from the village of Ruinen, in Drenthe, Netherlands, in 1652. | Strycker, Jan (I35733)
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| 1322 |
Emily was listed as age 8 months on 18 September 1850, placing a date of birth at about January 1850. | Conklin, Emily B. (I9846)
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| 1323 |
Emily was the twin sister of Gustavus - Mabel Bryant Morrison | Conklin, Emily B. (I9846)
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Emma Augusta Earle, inf. of Edward & Anna Earle, parents; witn: Mr. & Mrs. J. Earle. | Earle, Emma Augusta (I34030)
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Emma Smith, 1855-1939 | Morris, Emaline Elizabeth (Emma) (I1292)
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| 1326 |
Engstrom, Andrew G., b. 1856; d. 1922; on lot with Augusta F. and Carl E. | Engstrom, Anders Gustaf (Andrew) (I88)
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| 1327 |
Engstrom, Augusta F., b. 1860; d. 1913 | Carlson, Augusta Florentina (I43)
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| 1328 |
Enlisted as a Private on 12 August 1862 at the age of 21.
Enlisted in Company E, 163rd Infantry Regiment New York on 11 October 1862.
Transferred Company E, 163rd Infantry Regiment New York on 18 January 1863
Transfered in Company C, 73rd Infantry Regiment New York on 18 January 1863 | Heath, Alfred (I5651)
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| 1329 |
Enoch was listed as surviving his brother Andrew in Andrew's obituary notice in 1944. | Ahlberg, Johannes Enoch (I75)
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Ensign Henry Holbrook, age 77. | Holbrook, Henry Ensign (I5754)
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| 1331 |
Ensign Samuel Kent d. May 15, 1737 aged 70 | Kent, Samuel (I44237)
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Ephraim Jones & Hannah Bate were marryed each to other March 16th 1727.
They were married by Rev. William Worthington. | Family F1485
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| 1333 |
Ephraim Jones born 1st of May 1685 | Jones, Ephraim (I22543)
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| 1334 |
Ephraim Jones d. Feb. 28, 1796, age 93 yrs. | Jones, Ephraim (I22491)
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| 1335 |
ESSEX CO., NJ 1670, NEWARK; page 239 | Lyon, Henry (I30158)
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| 1336 |
Estate inventoried on 3 March | Post, Abraham (I23542)
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| 1337 |
Esther Horn
died May 31, 1874
aged 84 years 3 mo 26 days | Maple, Esther (I29443)
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| 1338 |
Esther is listed in the 1894 census at Thompsonville as Esther SITTS (or LITTS?) and as having been married within the census year (June 1, 1893-June 1, 1894). | Family F267
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| 1339 |
Esther's parent were both born in Massachusetts. In 1870 & later census, her year of birth is indicated as about 1830 or 1831. | Brooks, Esther (I17560)
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| 1340 |
Estimated birth date from age at death. | Rockwood, Samuel (I20572)
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| 1341 |
Eugene died of tuberculosis as a young man. He was engaged to marry Lillian Peterson of Muskegon. He was a commercial artist for Dean Hicks Co, an engraving company. He lived at 829 Chatham St and was reported in the newspaper that he failed to appear before the local draft board when called for examination. He was then ill and a week later died. | Olson, Paul Eugene (I30)
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| 1342 |
Eunice Badger, widow of Rufus Patrick. | Badger, Eunice (I5764)
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| 1343 |
Eva was born on Second St. near Pine St. in Grand Rapids. The house no longer remains as Interstate 196 was later built through the site. The family lived at 415 North NE for most of Eva's childhood. | Allen, Eva Emmeline (I10)
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| 1344 |
Even though as a child he lived in Erie co, Pennsylvania, He was born in New York (1860 census) | Darling, Alpheus O. (I26330)
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| 1345 |
Even though the Lyon Memorial states it, I doubt that Martha was the daughter of Joseph Day and Hannah Sargeant. She was married to Samuel Lum Jr.
Martha may have been a sister of Joseph? Or as some records indicate, Martha CLARK. | Clark, Martha (I30153)
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| 1346 |
Evidence for Mercy Wheelock, daughter of Samuel Wheelock and Sarah Kendricks, proposed as the wife of Joseph WIGHT.
Mercy Wheelock was born 27 Dec 1685.
Mercy ____ and Joseph WIGHT were married c. 1702 (first known child b. Medfield 6 November 1702, named Mercy). Mercy Wheelock would be age 17 years. Joseph was 23.
There is no marriage record for Joseph WIGHT to Mercy in any town records found. Joseph was born in Medfield, it would be very likely he would have married in Medfield to a woman of Medfield. There is no marriage record for Mercy WHEELOCK in any town.
Have found no death record of Mercy Wheelock even though most of her siblings died young and all their death's are recorded in Medfield.
There is no other child in Medfield born named Mercy that would have been even close to the age of the wife of Joseph WIGHT.
Joseph and Mercy named their second daughter, Rebecca. Mercy Wheelock's had sister Rebeka who died young.
Her grandmother was Rebecca Clarke. There are no persons named Rebecca in the WIGHT family.
WIGHT and WHEELOCK's did intermarry, (not a lot) Mercy's daughter, Martha Wight, m. Jonathan Wheelock, son of Benjamin.
Case against:
Note: Tilden, in the "History of Medfield, 1650-1886" reports that Mercy "died young". No record exists in Medfield, though, and this is the ONLY reference I've seen that makes this "died young" claim.
In Samuel Wheelock's will there is no mention of daughter Mercy, and his two living daughters Sarah and Mehitable are both mentioned. | Mercy (I14311)
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| 1347 |
Executed for witchcraft. She was indicted 13 June 1662 and soon tried. The date of her execution is not known. | Mary (I28443)
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| 1348 |
Executrix, wife Susannah. To son Elisha, homestead farm at Pawtuxet and a farm at Rocky Hill. To son Ephraim, land at Coweset, etc., in Warwick and other land. To each daughter, 10 pounds and when sons come of age, they are to give to each sister then living, 5 pounds. To wife, all moveable estate. Inventory 250 pounds, Viz: 21 cattle, 2 tables, 9 chairs, 3 small guns, sword, etc. | Arnold, Elisha (I27130)
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| 1349 |
Experience Partridge, twin, daughter of John and Magdaline. | Partridge, Experience (I11824)
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| 1350 |
Ezekiel Sanford was an Englishman. By profession he was a Civil Engineer and doubtless came to America in the employ of the English Government. The old stockade fort at Saybrook was planned by him and erected under his supervision. He subsequently settled in the town of Fairfield, and built there, at his personal expense, the first grist mill erected in New England, receiving by way of reward for his enterprise the patent for an extensive tract of land.
10 Oct 1669- Ezekiell Sanford & Cornelius Hull were listed among the "names of ye freemen of towne of Fairefield." | Sanford, Ezekiell (I48891)
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