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VITAL RECORDS OF JEFFERSON COUNTY, 1847, 1848, and 1849 TOWN OF WILNA: TOWNSEND, Albert, 25 of Wilna TOWRIN(?), Ellen, 16 of Wilna (official not named) May 14 1848 | Family F345
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Vital Records Reformed Church Middleburgh, 1797-1899
Baptismal Date: 21 Oct 1812
Father: Adam Bouck
Mother: Elezebeth Frymire
Item Number: 437
Child: Margreet
Birth Date: 18 Jul | Bouck, Margaret (I47253)
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vol 1, p. 133 | Horn, Mary Ann (I60047)
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Vol. 53, No. 2, Ancestry of Calvin Coolidge give date of bapt. 30 Jan 1579/ 1580. | Jasper, Elizabeth (I10406)
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Voter Registry of North Plains (1859-1882) A. D. Townsend, 1 Apr 1876 (removed and registered again 2 Nov 1878, removing again 1881). | Townsend, Addison G. (Addis) (I20614)
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Voter Registry of North Plains (1859-1882) Henry E. Holbrook 5 Nov 1864 (removed 4 Dec 1869). Re-entered Henry E. Holbrook 4 April 1874 and removed 1876.
H.E. Holbrook was elected Trustee in the first village election of Hubbardston, Ionia Co, MI, on 18 March 1867. !History of Ionia Co, Michigan; 1881
Holbrook, Henry E., Hubbardston. Enlisted in Company K, 21st Michigan Infantry, 9 Aug 1862 at Hubbardston for three years, age 20. Mustered 4 Sep 1862. Discharged to accept promotion as Hospital Steward, U. S. Army, 27 July 1863. Enlisted as Hospital Steward 3 Aug 1863. Discharged at Columbus, Ohio 6 Mar 1866. Deceased (in 1903).
Henry E. HOLBROOK was a witness at his sister's marriage (Lucinda Marie) in 30 Nov 1864, at Hubbardston, Ionia Co. Another witness was Phebe Reed. !Ionia Co Early Marriage Records:155 | Holbrook, Henry Eliakim (I5743)
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Voter Registry of North Plains (1859-1882) Loren Townsend, 4 Nov 1876. | Townsend, Loren S. (I5735)
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Voter Registry of North Plains for years (1859-1882): James M. Holbrook 5 Nov 1864.
1880 Census indicates that both James parents were born in Massachusetts. He is listed in the 1901 History & Directory of Ionia County as a lumber inspector at Hubbardston in Ionia Co. In 1875 he owned the large corner lot at Clinton and Pleasant streets in Hubbardston. (284 Pleasant St.) | Holbrook, James Morse (I1440)
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W. D. Brownell, 1828-1903 | Brownell, William D. (I1299)
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Waclawa Swoboda was burgher and master tailor from Ondrejov, Bohemia. The small town of Ondrejov and communities of Vsestary and Hrusice lie in the district of Eastern Prague, in Stredoceskem region of Bohemia. The town of Ondrejov is about 30 kilometers from the capital city of Prague and today is an important astronomy center. | Svoboda, Waclava (I986)
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Wage ( Waghe ) (Waege ) Jongedochter van Hoek, Koudepolder. Dochter van Cornelis Wage. General Reference: | Wage, Janneke (I2279)
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Walker, John, b. 8 Apr 1816, d. 8 Oct 1896 | Walker, John E. (I48298)
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Walker, Louise, b. 29 Nov 1817, d. 6 Feb 1904, w/o John Walker | Bouck, Louisa (I47255)
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Wallace W. Ball, 22 and Viola J. Ridgway, 17, born in Wisconsin; resided at Tuscola. Witnesses were Frederic D. Ball and Jeny Ball. | Family F2179
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Wallin, Christine, widow of John (Sven) / residence: 1006 Jackson | Carlson, Christina Catherine (I42)
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Wallin, S. J., b. 1856; d. 1899 | Wallin, Sven Johan (John) (I194)
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WALTER CAPRON was a forgeman, and settled in Groton, near New London, Conn. The information I have obtained about him and his family is by a letter from Giles Capron, one of his sons, which is as follows:-
"Walter Capron, deceased, lived to the age of eighty-four years. He died possessed of a good farm in Groton. Had two wives; by the first he had seven children, - three sons and four daughters. Their names were Samuel, Elkanah, William, Elizabeth, Alice, Sylvia, and Sibbel. They all lived to be old people, and were all married, except Elkanah, who died young. Samuel was lost at sea; he left a wife and one child.
"The children by his second wife were named Jared, Giles, .Simeon, and Hope. The oldest is dead, the rest are living in the town of Preston. My sister is seventy years old, and in good circumstances. My age is sixty-six, and I am possessed of a good farm. Simeon is an infirm man, and in low circumstances.
"The grandchildren of the said Walter are numerous, - how many I cannot tell. The number of my grandchildren is forty four.
"Dated April 23, 1814." | Capron, Walter (I26888)
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Walter Clark was governor of Rhode Island. | Clarke, Walter Governor (I18558)
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Walter COOKE received four acres "in the Westerneck" at Weymouth which had first been granted to Thomas "Baylie;" also an acre "upon Round Iland" first granted to Thomas HOLBROOK. He received five acres in the First Division and fifteen acres in the Second Division, 14 Dec 1663. Walter COOKE of Weymouth was admitted freeman of the colony, 18 May 1653. How much earlier he came to New England is a matter of conjecture. He was one of twenty-three men from Braintree and from Weymouth who accepted of allotments in Mendon in 1662 and agreed to settle thereon before 30 Sep 1663. He was a member of the committee to build the minister's house at Mendon, 2 Feb 1669. He was Selectman in Mendon in 1671.
Walter COOKE of Mendon, being weak of body made his will 18 Jan 1694-95; proved 5 Jan 1697-98. To his wife Catherine the use of his estate. John, "being his eldest son," to have the great Bible and ten acres; son Nicholas to have ten acres. Unto his children Hannah, Samuel, Nicholas and Experience, besides what he formerly gave them the reversion of his moveables after his wife's decease. Son John COOKE, sole executor, to whom administration was granted, 6 Jan 1697-98.
!Genealogies of the Early Families of Weymouth:174 | Cooke, Walter (I15254)
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War of 1812
Adam Bouck
Company 11 Reg't (Rich's New York Militia)
inducted as Private
discharged as Private
Roll Box: 21
Roll Exct.: 602 | Bouck, Adam (I47244)
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War of 1812 Pension file lists George as residing in Ellisburgh in 1855. It appears that he was granted 160 acres in April 1856. At this time he still resided in Ellisburg, NY. | Bryant, George Henry W. (I1689)
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Ward 11, page 12
Laroy Morris, 27, NY, married before Jun 1893, NY, NY, occupation: painter, 14 years in MI, 27 years in U.S., residence: Carlton? or Columbus? St.
Charlotte, 29, mother of 1 child, born: Jamestown Twp, fa. NY, mo. NY
Harry, 2, born: GR, MI | Morris, Leroy Charles (I241)
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Ward 12, family # 233, page 51
Chauncy Friz, 30 married: (before 1 June 1883)
born: MI
both parents born: NY
occupation: fireman for the railroad (NOT a veteran of the civil war)
Lillian, 27, 0 children
born: MI
residence: Haggert Avenue
Thomas Ford, 57, (father of Lillian)
born: England
30 years in MI
35 years in the U.S.
Lillian's mother was born in Ohio | Friz, Chauncey (I312)
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Warren Townsend was a sawyer and a farmer by occupation. He and Mehitabel located in the Empire State and there were born to them seven children, five daughters and two sons. The family came to Calhoun Co, Michigan about the year 1856 and then Ionia Co about 1858. !Portrait & Biographical Album of Ionia and Montcalm Counties, 1891;p.310
Voter Registry of North Plains (1859-1882) Warren Townsend, 12 May 1859 (removed 3 Nov 1866). | Townsend, Warren (I20616)
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Was her father John and mother Leonora? Naming of the children don't fit the Townsend side. There was a Cloe Parker, age 15, enumerated in the Josiah Townsend household in the 1850 census. Perhaps she was a relative of Dolly. Perhaps the daughter of Leonora TOWNSEND PARKER.
A Dolly Parker, aged 18, died at Champion, NY 24 July 1847. Relative? Another daughter of Leonora TOWNSEND PARKER? | Parker, Dolly (I24080)
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Was on Capt. Samuel Gallup's Company of Provincial Troops in an expedition against Canada in 1690 and is thought to have taken sick and died on that expedition. | Bullock, Richard (I50493)
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Watertown record says: Robert removed to Sudbury, Mass., June 16, 1645, where he died 1647." | Keyes, Robert (I68194)
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Watertown records give both 27 April and 27 July as dates of birth for Jonathan. Bond interprets as the July date a burial of a "first Jonathan" and no birth date for the "second Jonathan." | Townsend, Jonathan (I25011)
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Wells Harrison, age 22 of Ovid Township & Frances Jane Ball, age 17 of Algansee Township
Married at ovid 22 March 1860
Witnesses were B. F. Conklin of Coldwater and Meary J. Conklin of Ovid. Marriage was performed by Jas. D. Conklin, J.P. & recorded 20 Apr 1860.
~M-001, M-004 | Family F201
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Were of Little Compton 1705 and living at Sheffield, Mass. after 1730. | Family F2862
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When Governor Hunton was a young man, he studied law in the office of Samuel P. Glidden, the first lawyer who established himself in the beautiful town of Readfield. In due course of time Jonathan succeeded to the business of his uncle, and upon his death married his widow. At the time of his nomination he was a member of the Executive Council. He was elected Governor of Maine in 1830 by the National Republican party, and came into office during the political excitement growing out of the previous campaign when Jackson was elected over Adams. | Huntoon, Jonathan Glidden (I40935)
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When his inventory was taken on 20 July 1662, Elias was "supposed to be deceased," suggesting that he had not returned from a sea voyage, and had probably died some time before that date. The inventory totalled ¹34 5s., including ¹19 10s. in real estate: "the dwelling house being very much decayed and ready to fall," ¹12; "corner of ground in the orchard," ¹7; and "a piece of ground without a house," ¹2 10s. Also in his inventory were "three old swords almost spoiled with rust, 3s." | Parkman, Elias (I17050)
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When John Farrington of Dedham arrived in New England or was born is not certain, but he was in Dedham, Mass in 1646 when he purchased land there. He could possibly be a son of John Farrington that came to Barbados about 1627. There was a John Farrington of age in Lynn, 1640. There was also a John Farrington in Boston of age in 1639. It is not likely he is the son of Edmund Farrington of Lynn, although he could be a cousin or perhaps nephew. (Edmund's son John was born 1624 - much too late and separate marriage records exist for that John Farrington who died before 1666.)
John Farrington was a townsman of Dedham, Mass. when on 1 Nov 1646 he and Richard Wheeler were granted two acres of land. In 1648 they purchased eight acres. He was appointed woodreeve in 1654 and 1657, and to view fences in Purgatory Playne in 1658. In 1660 he was one of the men selected to lay out the way between Dorchester and Dedham.
!The Farringtons, Colonists and Patriots; Dorothy Farrington Parker; 1976
John Farrington joined the church at Dedham on 9 March 1667.
!Farrington Memorial | Farrington, John (I13459)
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When Stephen Post died, Katherine inherited land from her father in the Oyster River Quarter. On October 3, 1661, Alexander Chalker bought of Thomas Post of Mohegon, "half that farme that was Stephen Posts lyieing on the west side of the Oyster River ... in consideration whereof the aforesaid Chalker doth promise to pay one mare of about 6 years of age, and one halter, to be delivered forthwith as also forty shillings to be payed either in corn or cattel next March." | Post, Katharine (I23574)
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widow Abigail (Wright) Sharp Clapp. | Family F401
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Widow Ann Chamberlain married Edward Aldrich about 1761. | Ann (I30381)
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Widow Deborah Head. | Family F3169
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Widow Mary Mason, wife of Sampson Mason, Senr., died August 29, 1714. | Butterworth, Mary (I50762)
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Widow of Adam Braun. | Family F3245
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Widow of Daniel, age 74. | Legg, Charlotte (I15714)
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Widow of Deacon Fisher. | Orfor, Anne (I20718)
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Widow of John Cary died in 1741, aged 84 years. | Bushnell, Marcie (I23406)
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Widow of Joseph, in her 79th year. | Holbrook, Mary (I6288)
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Widow of Lt. Aaron Thayer, age 99, "of Mandam." | Cook, Jemima (I15689)
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Widow Sarah Shuttleworth | Sarah (I16708)
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Widow, aged 95 years, daughter of George & Sarah Adams. | Adams, Expedience (Peda) (I31798)
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Widow, Elizabeth Copley. | Family F2516
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Widow, she died in her 93rd year. | Wight, Hannah (I14316)
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Widow. Her will names her son Henry, dau. Judith, son and dau. Hunt, son John's three children, son Daniel, and three children of her son Hunt. Witnessed by John Pecke and Magdalen Smith, her mark.
Inventory, 14, 10mo, 1650, by Joseph Pecke and Thomas Cooper. Amount ¹120. 6. | Judith (I51761)
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Wife Esther was not a widow according to her death record in 1896. | Brooks, Esther (I17560)
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