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| 251 | Has private notes. | Clement, William (I3695)
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| 252 | Has private notes. | Clement, Captain Benjamin (I3691)
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| 253 | Has private notes. | Clements, Benjamin (Speculation - This Benjamin may not be the son of Benjamin Clements of Pittsylvania County, VA - See Notes) (I3440)
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| 254 | Has private research notes. | Terrill, Robert Sr. (I2996)
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| 255 | Has private research notes. | Terrill, William (I2993)
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| 256 | Has private research notes. | Robinson, Christopher (I2799)
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| 257 | Has private research notes. | Harding, Henry (I3353)
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| 258 | Has private research notes. | Robinson, Major William (I2790)
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| 259 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Johnson, Edward Olaf (I933)
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| 260 | Her first name may have actually been Filomena but has not yet been verified. | Batista, Angelina (I3950)
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| 261 | Her name was probably Amelia or less likely, Emilie for which, Milly, was a common nickname. | Milly (I2091)
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| 262 | Hill County was formed in 1912; at the time of this census enumeration, Robert lived in Havre Township which was then a part of Chouteau County, Montana. | Acheson, Robert Francis (I4019)
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| 263 | Hogg Cemetery is apparently located near Booneville, Owsley County, Kentucky. | Hogg, Hiram (I4104)
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| 264 | Home on Millers Creek | Wray, Benjamin (I4437)
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| 265 | Homer may have lived in Richmond County, New York in 1930. | Barkeloo, Homer Cyrus (I1884)
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| 266 | Honorably discharged by Major J. K. Stockard, Chief Surgeon 2nd N.C. Infantry U.S.V. due to Pulmonary Hemorrhage. From his service record, not yet scanned. | Boyle, John Francis (I1813)
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| 267 | http://genforum.genealogy.com/fields/messages/5219.html I do not know if this is the same man, but I have notes from a Noland researcher from years ago which state: "Nancy Noland - b. maybe in Frederick Co. MD in the mid 1700's (would have been Montgomery Co. at that time). She m. a Joseph Fields who was in the Rev. War. They had two known children Sarah and Greenberry. After Nancy's & Joseph's early deaths, Abraham Fields, brother to Joseph & uncle to the children, brought them to Scott Co., KY." A Mrs. Lormen in Indiana was looking for information on Nancy's parents. | Fields, Joseph (Speculation) (I4007)
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| 268 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Hogg, Peter (Speculation) (I4399)
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| 269 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Hogg, Peter (Speculation) (I4399)
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| 270 | http://www.lva.virginia.gov/public/guides/petitions/petitionsSearch.asp (digital copy not yet available online at this source as of 27 February 2013). Inhabitants, Kentucky Counties, 1779/10/14, Ask for more land than the four hundred acres granted to each settler as compensation for defending Kentucky., Reel# 229 Box# 287 Folder # 8 | Elizabeth (I153)
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| 271 | http://www.parkridgelibrary.org | Repository Source: (REPO1)
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| 272 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Hogg, Peter (Speculation) (I4399)
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| 273 | I am finding many variations to this name | Sumner, Cynthia Nancy (I3782)
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| 274 | I am not currently aware of the children of Francis Meadows Jr. but, if he had a son by the same name, then a land record in Monroe County, Virginia can probably be attributed to him. The record indicates that this 50 acres was adjacent to land that he already owned there. URL (Click on link) http://image.lva.virginia.gov/cgi-bin/GetLONN.pl?first=363&last=&g_p=G83&collection=LO Grant Author Meadows, Frs., Jr. grantee. Title Land grant 1 September 1834. Summary Location: Monroe County. Description: 50 acres about 1 mile from Greenbrier River. Source: Land Office Grants No. 83, 1833-1837, p. 363 (Reel 149). Part of the index to the recorded copies of grants issued by the Virginia Land Office. The collection is housed in the Archives at the Library of Virginia. Other Format Available on microfilm. Virginia State Land Office. Grants A-Z, 1-124, reels 42-190; Virginia State Land Office. Grants 125- , reels 369-. Subject - Personal Meadows, Frs., Jr. grantee. Subject - Topical Land titles -- Registration and transfer -- West Virginia -- Monroe County. Subject -Geographic Monroe County (W. Va.) -- History -- 19th century. Genre/Form Land grants -- West Virginia -- Monroe County. Added Entry Virginia. Land Office. Register. Land grants, 1779- Library of Virginia. Archives. System Number 000794823 | Meadows, Francis Jr. (I4264)
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| 275 | I believe the 1786 date may be wrong. While researching John Northcutt in Virginia Personal Property records I stumbled across a Joseph Oder living in the same tax district in Fauguier County, VA. Joseph Oder, John Northcutt and John Barnes (in neighboring Culpeper County, VA; Joseph was married to the sister of John Barnes) all relocated to Harrison County, Kentucky. In 1841, Milly Barnes, wife of John Barnes, gave deposition in Harrison County, Kentucky that the family moved to Bourbon County KY about 1795 or 1796 before settling in Harrison County. It is quite possible that these families moved together in a group or in quick succession. 1796 is a more likely date. *See the Revolutionary War Pensions of Joseph Oder (S16497)and John Barnes & Milly (W8338). In the Virginia Personal Property Tax Lists, John Northcutt disappears from the Fauquier County, VA lists in 1796. Joseph Oder still appears to be in the list that year but the name spelling appears a little different (not unusual); the number of tithables and horses he owned matches the previous year. *See Binns Genealogy, Fauquier County, VA Personal Property Tax Lists up to 1796. (At the time this research was conducted, the available Fauquier Tax Lists at this source stopped at 1796). (DJS - 12 Jun 2013) | Oder, Joseph (I3114)
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| 276 | I believe the attached record to be the correct church marriage record but it is difficult to accept until it has been studied closely. When Joseph came to the United States, his name was Giuseppe but he adopted the Anglicized form, Joseph. The person who filled out this form appears to have "Latinized" the name, Joseph, into what appears to be Josephum and Theresa's name appears to have gone through a similar transformation. One thing that is clear, is that the person who completed the form does not cross his lowercase letter "t". The best example of that fact is the church name, Addolorata, at the top of the register page. See my markup document for a more complete analysis. The church Addalorata is Santa (or Sancta) Maria Addalorata in Chicago, Illinois. The marriage is the second entry (Family 8) on page 10 of the register. The marriage date of 21 January 1904 came to me directly from my grandmother during her lifetime; the date differs from this record which recorded 24 January 1904. (DJS) | Family F7
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| 277 | I believe this to be the same "Poulina" that appears in the 1880 Census Index at Ancestry.com | Back, Armina (I1035)
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| 278 | I did not find Benjamin in the 1795 Wythe County, Virginia Personal Property Tax Lists available at Binns Genealogy which were the 1795 A & B lists. (DJS - 15 May 2013) | Clements, Benjamin (Speculation - This Benjamin may not be the son of Benjamin Clements of Pittsylvania County, VA - See Notes) (I3440)
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| 279 | I did not find Israel Meadows on the 1785 Greenbrier County, Virginia (Now West Virginia) Personal Property Tax List. | Meadows, Israel (I1102)
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| 280 | I did not find John Combs Sr on the 1790 Tax Lists (A,B or C) in Montgomery County. Only Henry Combs appears on those lists in 1790. | Combs, John Sr. (I3280)
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| 281 | I have also seen Christopher's name cited as John Christopher Horn but I have no documentation yet showing such a variation. (DJS) | Horn, Christopher (I3717)
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| 282 | I have no record of this divorce and I believe the date probably came directly from my grandfather in the early 1990s or from his family bible. A divorce may not have occured but rather a separation. At the time of John Francis Boyle's death, he was living in the home of one of his daughters. | Family F555
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| 283 | I have seen photographs of the cemetery where Hezekiah Skinner and Elizabeth are buried. The cemetery lies within a residential property along the highway somewhere near Corinth and Hinton Kentucky. Some of the cemetery stones are large obilisk type monuments. The place of Death may have come from my grandfather, Howard Francis Boyle, but Hinton is in Harrison County, KY, not Scott County. Census records show that Hezekiah and Elizabeth lived in Scott County from at least 1850 through 1900 and probably until their death. | Skinner, Hezekiah S. (I103)
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| 284 | I originally had recorded this person with the name Nina T. Smith but that source is not currently known. | Smith, Anna J (I3214)
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| 285 | I was born in Perry Co., Ky in 1808. All I know about my age is that I voted for General Jackson. I think it was his second election for I only voted for him once. My father was Mason COMBS. My mother was Jennie RICHESON or RICHARDSON. He had seven brothers came. William COMBS, my uncle went to Fayette County. He was at my mothers after my father died and wanted to take me to his home to raise me. My father had 11 children, 5 girls and 6 boys, I am the youngest. The girls were born first. Willie, the youngest daughter, was born in Kentucky. There are seven children, at least, born after the COMBSES came to Kentucky and the youngest was born in 1808. The surveyor books are good authority. John DUFF was the first surveyor I knew. I think the COMBSES are Irish. Stephen JETT told me that he stayed all night at my fathers when he moved to Kentucky. My father took up all the land he could in his own name and then took up in his daughters, Willie's name. He owned six miles up Carr, also up and down the North Fork. He had land in Tennessee. He left his land on the Holston. Said their were Indians in Kentucky and if he could not live here he would have his land to go back to. He never sold it. He had plenty here and did not need it. I married Miss Susuan ISOM. My father-in-law said he used to carry his gun while plowing, but I do not know that there were any Indians here. The ISOMS must have come about as early as the COMBSES. I moved first to Breathitt about 50 years ago, then to Owsley seven years later. General Leslie COMBS of Lexington was a cousin of my father. I have always understood it. One of my nephews named his son for him. So did Hardin COMBS of the Middle Fork, Breathiit. Old Leslie told Wiley COMBS, my son-in-law, "Never deny you name it is a good a name as there is in this world" He always claimed kin with us. | Combs, Napoleon Bonaparte (I3861)
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| 286 | I'm still working out the correct surname spelling. It may be Capraro. (DJS). | Caprara, Antonio (I1147)
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| 287 | Ida was shot in the back by a woman named, Mrs. S.M.Gibson and died from the wound. | Hughes, Ida May (I1165)
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| 288 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Private (I4267)
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| 289 | Image copies of the Marriage Bond and Marriage License from Harrison County, Kentucky, were graciously shared by Donna Skinner Shuey who obtained the copies directly from the Harrison County Courthouse. | Family F76
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| 290 | Image copy from the Harrison County, Kentucky, Marriage Index, Book 1 was graciously shared by Donna Skinner Shuey. | Family F76
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| 291 | Immigrant to Virginia | Terrell, Richmond (I3008)
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| 292 | Immigrant to Virginia | Terrell, William (I1597)
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| 293 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Private (I4267)
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| 294 | In 1880 he was listed on the census as William. In 1900 he was going by Emmett or Emmette and his cemetery marker gives his name as Emmette J Thompson. | Thompson, Emmett J (I1202)
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| 295 | In 1920 was in Montana. In 1930 was in California. | Acheson, Robert Francis (I4019)
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| 296 | In his deposition given to obtain a Revolutionary War pension in return for his service, Zachariah stated that he was sixty-seven years old as of the 9th of January, 1830 which agrees with the deposition he gave on behalf of Barbara Green-Meadows in which he stated that the year of his birth was 1763. | Phillips, Zachariah (I1100)
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| 297 | In his own interview by the Reverend John Jay Dickey on July 21, 1898 Samuel stated that he was born in Breathitt County, Kentucky on October 19, 1816 but Breathitt County wasn't formed until 1839 so Samuel was probably born in Clay, Estill or Perry County some of the lands of which were reorganized into Breathitt County. | Spurlock, Samuel (I2394)
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| 298 | In his pension application, Aaron Horn stated that he was born in Baltimore, Maryland in 1762. | Horn, Aaron (I3172)
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| 299 | In his pension file Archelaus states that, "I was born in *Newi County on Roanoke River in the state of North Carolina on the 25th day of December in the year 1749 as I am informed by my father I left that county when I was small and recollect very little about it". *The county name appears to be four characters and might be an abbreviation. | Craft, Archelaus Sr (I706)
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| 300 | In Memory of Ellen Grace Shofner January 26, 1943 - March 12, 2017 Obituary Ellen Grace Shofner, age 74, passed on Sunday, March 12, 2017. Ellen was born January 26, 1943, in Susanville, California, the daughter of Ellis Shofner and Jewell Nitti. Ellen is survived by her sisters; Leona (Ed) Coleman, Theresa Nitti, Angela Nitti and brother Tony (Staci) Nitti; Children, Phil (Jackie) Winfrey, Debbie Winfrey, Margo (Gary) Wastell, Nadine (Richard) Steffen, Audrey (Curtis) VanderLinden, Chris (Sabrina) Fitzgerald; 19 grandchildren and 7 great grandchildren; and a number of other relatives and close friends. She is preceded in death by sister, Janeth Lopez (survived by husband, Joe) and stepfather, Anthony Nitti. Family was Ellen's passion and delight. She enjoyed arts and crafts and the true essence of nature and God. She embraced the simple pleasures of sitting on her front porch taking in the full sunshine and beautiful magnolia tree while thinking of her family. Ellen requested a private service. The family wishes to thank all of those who loved and cared for her throughout her life. The family is grateful for the condolences, but declines flowers and donations. Condolences can be sent to: 10611 N Michigan Ave, Kansas City, MO 64155 Online guest book and obituary at www.mcgilleymidtownchapel.com | Shofner, Ellen Grace (I20)
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