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| 451 | Other sources differ but if this is an accurate transcription then this is the preferred date of death. | Hone, Katherine (I2806)
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| 452 | Other sources suggest: Elizabeth McQueen with a marriage date of 29 July 1789 in Fauquier County, VA. Reference of that marriage does exist as happening between 29-30 July, 1789 and one of the references lists Elizabeth's father as John McQueen. An 1852 death record of a Sarah Smith can be found in Bath County, Kentucky. A copy of the record is available here on this page and at Ancestry.com. | Parsons, Sarah (I3255)
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| 453 | Perhaps at the same cemetery as John Boyle | Boyle, Joseph Frederick (I2025)
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| 454 | Perhaps Benjamin is buried at Lyons Cemetery in the community known as Dan in Menifee County, Kentucky where so many of the Wells family are interred. His death certificate simply lists Dan, Ky as his burial location. | Wells, Benjamin Monroe (I2757)
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| 455 | Perhaps Elizabeth "Jane" | Combs, Elizabeth (I3902)
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| 456 | Perhaps six children born to this marriage: John Hannah Casey Molly William John, born Abt 1790 | Family F1501
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| 457 | Petition No: 55250 | Schimka, James Sr (I113)
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| 458 | Phoebe was living with her parents in 1900 bearing the Smith surname. However, according to an index at familysearch.org, the marriage of Phoebe to Aaron Ezra Smith did not occur until 1906. The death certificate of Phoebe indicates that she was divorced and Aaron's death certificate and census records show him remarried. | Howard, Phoebe J (I2132)
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| 459 | Piscataqua, Essex County, Virginia | Family F1015
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| 460 | Place of birth comes from census records. | Hatton, Ephraim (I4384)
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| 461 | Plot: QAS 2F Crypt 1146 T6 Good Shepherd | Nitti, Joseph A. (I2828)
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| 462 | Plot: Sec 1E ROW 7A, Site 34 | Crorkin, Joseph Thomas (I1206)
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| 463 | Plot: Sec 438, Site 90 | Myers, David (I1967)
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| 464 | Plot: section 438, Site 90 | Martin, Lillian Ruth (I855)
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| 465 | Possible secondary source is the Barton Papers (Edward Everett Barton of Kentucky 1870-1951). | Family F398
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| 466 | Possibly married to Dan Tribble | Pitcher, Clarissa Ellen (I1983)
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| 467 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Private (I4271)
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| 468 | Possibly Susan Lucinda Robinson. There is no child recorded with the name of Lucinda with the family in 1850 but there is a second child named Susan aged 1 year. | Robinson, Lucinda (I2240)
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| 469 | Potential important source has been located in Grant County Public Library - see the source record S1243 in this database. | Thompson, Thomas T (I774)
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| 470 | Private Research Note: Susan may have had these siblings: Rhoda Bennett Snowden Bennett An Estill County lawsuit mentions Susanna Phillips, now Susan Phillips, as a witness for Rhoda Bennett, who was the former wife of John Bennett. The record is confusing and seems to discuss two or more events or issues . . . literally, it sounds like a love triangle. One of the individuals listed is Timothy Johnson and a little later (within one year), there is a marriage record for a Timothy Johnson and Rhoda Bennett in Estill County, Kentucky. If correct, Susan Bennett's mother was named Rhoda and she was married first to John Bennett and then second, to Timothy Johnson and by 1850 she was a widow once again and living in Owsley County, Kentucky. Probably never moved but was just caught up in the formation of new counties. | Bennett, Susan (I36)
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| 471 | Probably originally in that part of Floyd County which became a part of Perry County. | Combs, John Sr. (I3280)
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| 472 | Probably the same as one of the other children or this child born after 1930; more research needed. | Winkle, Linnie (I691)
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| 473 | Probably the same as one of the other children or this child born after 1930; more research needed. | Winkle, Catherine (I702)
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| 474 | Profile contains private research notes. | Green, Garrett (I127)
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| 475 | Purportedly related to James Cook, the explorer. | Cook, Christina (I2362)
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| 476 | Purportedly, Richard Combs appears on the "Perry County, Kentucky Groom's Index." Multiple citations on the Internet, no images of the document found online, all cite January, 1839 with variations on the actual day in January. The above ought to be verifiable with microfilm from the Family History Library: Indexes, 1821-1963 A-R 1. Record for Film 968250: Perry County (Kentucky). Clerk of the County Court. (Possibly actual marriage record or marriage bonds) 1. Record for Film 968277: Vol. A 1821-1848 with a few after to 1939 Vol. B 1858-1865 - Bonds only Vol. C 1895-1904 Vol. D 1875-1881 - Bonds only Vol. E 1875-1904 - Bonds only Vol. F 1884-1897 - Bonds only | Family F408
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| 477 | Raymond Thompson received an eighth grade education at Thaker School near Hinton, Kentucky. This was considered a good education for the time. Ray worked for the Railroad in Georgetown, Kentucky. He was a Morse Code Operator and Sold tickets at the station. | Thompson, Ira Raymond (I1201)
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| 478 | Record Copy in the David James Schimka Collection | Source Source: S1125 (S1125)
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| 479 | Record Copy in the David James Schimka Collection | Source Source: S1123 (S1123)
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| 480 | Record Copy in the David James Schimka Collection | Source Source: S1124 (S1124)
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| 481 | Record Copy in the David James Schimka Collection. | Source Source: S1127 (S1127)
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| 482 | Record is of a Baptism. | Terrill, Joseph (I4136)
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| 483 | Records indicate that this was Pleasant's 2nd marriage. | Family F1349
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| 485 | Reference is made to Certificate of Naturalization No: 1777486 | Schimka, James Sr (I113)
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| 486 | Reference to this marriage can be found in the Salem Lutheran church congregational minutes. | Family F1369
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| 487 | Residence for both the groom and the bride was at Quicksand, Breathitt County, Kentucky. | Family F701
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| 488 | Rev War Apps (revwarapps.org) is a volunteer driven resource that endeavors to commemorate the memory of Revolutionary War service and makes available transcriptions of original documents related to Revolutionary War service. | Repository Source: (REPO37)
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| 489 | Robert Beverley and Katharine Hone had three daughters. Two of these daughters married Randolph brothers. They were William Randolph of Turkey Island and Sir John Randolph of Williamsburg. The third daughter, identified as Catharine Beverley, married John Robinson, the son of Christopher Robinson who came to the Virginia Colony in 1666. | Beverley, Major Robert (I2820)
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| 490 | Robert Beverley's, "The History of Virginia, in four parts," states that Catherine Hone was from James City, Virginia. | Hone, Katherine (I2806)
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| 491 | Said to be "Rogati Sunday". This might refer to Rogation Days prior to Ascension Day - so perhaps the Sunday before Ascension Day in 1708. That would be 13 May 1708 if there aren't any strange calendar fixes to account for. | Bach, Hermann (I772)
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| 492 | Saint Joseph - Mount Sterling, formerly Mary Chiles Hospital, became a member of Saint Joseph Health System on August 1, 2007. From its founding in 1918; the hospital has been committed to a goal of serving the people of the Mount Sterling area, including Montgomery, Bath, Menifee and Powell counties. | Wells, Benjamin Monroe (I2757)
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| 493 | Samuel Barnes appointed guardian to Elizabeth Barnes infant heir of Oliver Barnes decd. who thereupon executed & acknowledged bond in open court in the penalty of $60 with Jefferson Moore his security & took the oath as the law directs. The above was transcribed by David James Schimka, 23 March 2012 from a microfilm copy of the originals. I took the liberty of correcting a few misspellings but left the rest, word for word, line for line. I have attached a copy of the original document image. Above all else, this document connects the descendants of Elizabeth Barnes to her ancestors. Later, 08 March 1847, a marriage bond is made in Grant County, Kentucky and a marriage license was issued that day upon the sworn oath by the groom that he was of lawful age "and the consent of the Guardian of the within Lady [was] personally given". Perhaps there are additional documents where her parents died in Illinois but I have not seen any yet. | Barnes, Sarah Elizabeth (I1264)
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| 494 | Samuel's parents were probably Jacob and Ann Ronk. | Ronk, Samuel (I3457)
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| 495 | Sarah is purportedly the second wife of Benjamin. | Family F1207
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| 496 | Sarah was living with her grandson's family in 1880. | Hatton, Sarah (I1613)
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| 497 | Sarah's first husband, Joseph Turner, died in Kentucky sometime before November 1800. | Family F1136
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| 498 | Schimka, Carl Of Melrose Park; born on July 12, 1931 in Des Plaines, he passed away surrounded by his loving family on July 1, 2016. Beloved husband of Janice (nee Larson); dear father of Mark (Diane) Schimka, Connie (Tim) Hartney, Kay (Wayne) Waller and Judie (Brian) Knight; proud grandfather of Matt Schimka, Lauren (Jay) Washburn, Ben (Angela) Schimka, Jillian (Steve) Letizia, Alyssa (Pat) Riley, Emily Hartney and Kevin Waller; loving great-grandfather of Alex, Bella and Courtney; fond brother of Jack Schimka, Jim Schimka and Ron (Joanne) Schimka. Visitation Tuesday 3:00 to 9:00 p.m. at the Oehler Funeral Home, 2099 Miner St. (Northwest Hwy./Rt. 14 at Rand Rd.), Des Plaines. Funeral Service Wednesday at West Suburban Community Church, 285 Van Auken Blvd., Elmhurst, IL 60126, in State at church from 10:00 a.m. until time of service 11:00 a.m. Interment Ridgewood Cemetery, Des Plaines, IL. For further information and directions call (847) 824-5155 or www.oehlerfuneralhome.com Published in Chicago Sun-Times on July 3, 2016 | Schimka, Carl M (I1540)
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| 499 | Searched for Joseph Winkle in the Lee Precinct of Jessamine County, 1900 U.S. Census (Not Found) | Winkle, Joseph (I1469)
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| 500 | Sec 12V Bl 7 Lot 5 Gr 10 | Nitti, Bruce R (I65)
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