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| 3051 |
She came to Boston with husband Henry & children 1632-3. Believed she returned to England with children John & Ursula. She is mentioned in Henry's will 1647. (Adams 1898) | Squire, Edith (I10698)
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| 3052 |
She came to Boston with husband Henry & children 1632-3. Believed she returned to England with children John & Ursula. She is mentioned in Henry's will 1647. (Adams 1898) | Squire, Edith (I10698)
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| 3053 |
She died "in her 85th year." | Jenckes, Joanna (I18499)
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| 3054 |
She died ae. 77 years. | Thompson, Thankful (I14714)
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| 3055 |
She died at age 92 years. | Edwards, Ann (I14109)
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| 3056 |
She died at the birth of Sarah. | French, Hannah (I23388)
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| 3057 |
She died between 12 Jan 1714/1715 and 19 Mar 1718/1719.
!TAG-73:11 | Randall, Hannah (I17069)
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| 3058 |
She died of polio at age 14.
Instrument: 195208250000008 Volume Page: D77 229
Recorded: 08/25/1952 Document Type: DEATH CERTIFICATE
Deceased: BRYANT , FLOSSIE MARCINE
Date of Death: 08/25/1952
Local File No: 1146 | Bryant, Flossie Marcine (I25214)
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| 3059 |
She died unmarried. | Thompson, Hannah (I15763)
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| 3060 |
She does not appear in the 1870 census. | Davis, Frances (I40334)
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| 3061 |
She gave consent to a deed. | Tilson, Mary (I53039)
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| 3062 |
She had joined the Germantown church 11 May 1743. | Family F2446
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| 3063 |
She has been called Susannah Smith in many sources, without the evidence given. | Susanna (I25496)
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| 3064 |
She is identified as "Jowan dachder to Seimont David Esq., off Koksol Gent" | David, Jowan (I26457)
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| 3065 |
She is identified in the 1890 edition of Childs Gazetteer of Jefferson County as "Sabra Ann (Mrs. D. Townsend), in Michigan." | Lewis, Sabra Ann (I25083)
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| 3066 |
She is likely the "Bride of Bride Brook" but her identity is not known for certain. It is thought only Thomas Burchard was sufficiently influential to persuade Governor John Winthrop to come from Boston to perform the ceremony.
Other genealogists believe she was Mary METCALF. | Burchard, Mary (I22485)
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| 3067 |
She is not mentioned in the 1700 probate of her father's will. | Griswold, Elizabeth (I33750)
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| 3068 |
She is ten months old at the time of the 1855 census. | Evans, Alice A. (I25816)
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| 3069 |
She is under age 26 in the 1800 census. | Townsend, Elice (I25007)
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| 3070 |
She married before 1703 and had a family in Germany with her husband, Caspar Kleim. Her descendants still live around Guntersblum, Germany. We visited them in the old Kreisler house in Guntersblum in March of 2001. - Don Chrysler | Family F3276
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| 3071 |
She married on her 17th birthday. | Family F1527
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| 3072 |
She may have been born in Swansea, Massachusetts. | Browne, Rebecca (I18490)
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| 3073 |
She probably died young, although she may be the daughter who married Dennis Crampton at Guilford, this is unlikely because she would have been 42 when their first child was born. | Parmelee, Mary (I26548)
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| 3074 |
She was "aged about twenty-eight yeares" on April 30, 1669, Suffolk Probate of Samuel Poole. | Rogers, Mary (I11786)
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| 3075 |
She was age 40 in 1635. | Ann (I22851)
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| 3076 |
She was age 62 when she died. | Trask, Sarah (I17053)
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| 3077 |
She was aged 80. She died in the home of her daughter, Lydia Brown. She was the "last but three of the Mayflower passengers to die." | Tilley, Elizabeth (I19255)
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| 3078 |
She was aged 82 years, 5 months, and 27 days according to the Oakham Town Records. | Trask, Sarah (Sally) (I5753)
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| 3079 |
She was baptized at Salem on 6:10[December]:1639, daughter of Lawrence (1) and Cassandra (Burnell) Southwick (Records of the First Church in Salem, 17). | Southwick, Provided (I26856)
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| 3080 |
She was called "lately deceased" in a deed dated 11 Dec 1727. | Phillips, Hannah (I12644)
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| 3081 |
She was deceased by the date her husband's will was proved. | Elizabeth (I15355)
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| 3082 |
She was killed by Indians. | Brackett, Hannah (I23505)
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| 3083 |
She was last mentioned as "widow Staples" in the the Weymouth land division of 1663. | Chrismas, Margery (I20092)
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| 3084 |
She was living in 1881 with her daughter-in-law, in Jesup, Iowa. | Bliss, Cornelia (I39788)
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| 3085 |
She was not mentioned in the will of her husband. | Susanna (I46468)
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| 3086 |
She was not on the passenger list of the Elizabeth 10 Apr 1634. | Mixer, Sarah (I12586)
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| 3087 |
She was probably the "uxor henrici Bullar" buried St. Martin. | Margaret (I24603)
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| 3088 |
Sherborn HR 1710, 11, 18, 20M, 20July; selectman 1709- 12, 22; M Sarah Pond (1679-?1725) in 1698, 5 ch; farmer. Land in Holliston and Douglas. Inactive in the HR. He arrived three months late for the 1720 July HR and was excused for the offense.
!Legislators of the Massachusetts General Court, 1691-1780 | Holbrook, Eleazer (I16821)
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| 3089 |
Sherborn HR 1710, 11, 18, 20M, 20July; selectman 1709- 12, 22; M Sarah Pond (1679-?1725) in 1698, 5 ch; farmer. Land in Holliston and Douglas. Inactive in the HR. He arrived three months late for the 1720 July HR and was excused for the offense.
!Legislators of the Massachusetts General Court, 1691-1780 | Holbrook, Eleazer (I16821)
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| 3090 |
Sherborn HR 1714, 22; selectman 1722, 23, 28-31; moderator 1732; M Silence Wood (1676-1756) in 1693, 6 ch; farmer. Son of the founder of Sherborn. Not active in the 1722 HR.
!Legislators of the Massachusetts General Court, 1691-1780 | Holbrook, John (I15166)
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| 3091 |
Shiplake is about 3 miles from Caversham. | Benson, John (I26656)
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| 3092 |
Shortly after Johannes Bouck, Sr. aquired his land in 1755 he built his home along the Schoharie River on Bouck Island in the town of Fulton. The original 1000 acres was divided between his sons, Johannes Jr., Christian and William. Johannes Jr., being the eldest, received the house and surrounding 350 acres after his father's death in 1799. He in turn sold the home and moved to Schoharie to become Assistant Judge of Schoharie County.
Christian built his own home about a half mile away, raising his family there. His son William C. Bouck who was born in his grandfather's home became the governor of New York in 1842.
William settled to the south of the family estate and remained there with his family until his death.
Between 1816-1830 the original homestead became the residence of President Martin Van Buren , who purchased it from Peter Hoes, his father-in-law. Peter Hoes had bought the home in 1816 from Johannes Lawyer who had purchased it from Johannes Jr in 1799. Over the past 250 years the home has been occupied by 16 families who have contributed to it's history and care. It stands today as magnificent as it was when my 6th great grandfather built it.
"William was an aged yet robust man during the Revolution and was taken prisoner by a party of Indians in July, 1780. After the fact became known at the upper fort, Capt. Hagar sent a squad in pursuit, and overtook the party in the present town of Jefferson the following day. The Indians, finding the patriots were in greater numbers than their own, fled precipitately, leaving their prisoners together with their booty in the hands of their pursuers. Those taken by Mr. Bouck were negro servants who had accompanied him from the Fort to the farm. The old gentleman was then a widower, his wife having died in 1770. Upon the hill near William Mitchell's residence stands an ancient tombstone, marking her resting place, and from it we learn that she was born in Amsterdam, but the date being so crumbled we are not able to decipher it."
!Ancestors of Hanry Montgomery Smith and Catherine Forshee; Annie Morrill Smith | Bouck, Johan Wilhelm (I47262)
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| 3093 |
Sichy
Widow of
Capt. Edward Earle
Born April 15 1765
Died March 26th 1833 | Van Duyn, Sichy (Cynthia) (I33381)
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| 3094 |
Sigfrid Ahlberg was buried in Sweden with an Iron Cross marking his grave. According to pastors of the State church in Sweden, the Iron Cross was a great honor signifying military acheivement. | Ahlberg, Sigfrid Magnus (I79)
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| 3095 |
Signed his name "Art Van der Belt." | Vanderbilt, Aert (I33384)
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| 3096 |
Silas Devol (RI Military Census) | Deuel\Devol, Silas S. (I46412)
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| 3097 |
Silas Devol, of Dartmouth, Mass. and Mary Wilbur, of Little Compton; married by William Richmond, Justice. | Family F3087
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| 3098 |
Silas S. Deuel \ Duval left a will on 2 May 1799 at Nine Partners Precinct, Dutchess, New York,, will also mentions granddaughter Luse Smith, Milisent Brownell "girl that lives with me" under 18, Josiah Dean, Joseph Wooley.
Witnesses to the will are: Asahel Haskins, Charles Hoag, Isaiah Dibble.
Children: (1) Mary b. 3/31/1745 (2) Sarah b. 1747 (3) Hannah b. c. 1748 (4) Silas b. c. 1749 (5)Wilbur b. c. 1750 (6)Ruth b. 1751 (7) Zillah b. c. 1753 (8)Jeremiah c. 1757; | Deuel\Devol, Silas (I46414)
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| 3099 |
Simon and Catharina had children baptized at Germantown Reformed, Rhinebeck Lutheran, and Red Hook Lutheran Churches. | Family F2118
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| 3100 |
Simon and Hannah resided in Sherborn and had children. | Partridge, Hannah (I11756)
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