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Matches 501 to 550 of 826
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| 501 | Section 104; Lot B-4 | Schimka, Anthony (I1291)
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| 502 | Section 46; Lot 55; Grave 7 | Schimka, John (I1303)
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| 503 | SECTION 8 SITE 83 | Irene J. (I1256)
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| 504 | SECTION 8 SITE 83 | Nitti, Victor Emmanuel (I1203)
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| 505 | Section A Site 279-A | Nitti, Joseph John (I1192)
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| 506 | Section Y, Block 8, Lot 235. Joseph has no marker on his grave. The grave directly opposite belongs to Thomas Heaney (1913). | Nitti, Giuseppe (I1103)
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| 507 | See Binns Genealogy, Culpeper, 1785, p. 9. Also a John Back on the same page. Given the age of his own son by this name, John Back on this page would probably be Henry's brother. Also, numerous Huffman's on page 11. See also, page 19 for Harmon Bach & Joseph Bach (same line). | Back, Henry (I763)
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| 508 | See Binns, 1783, Culpeper County, Virginia, p. 15 | Back, Henry (I763)
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| 509 | See Montgomery County, Virginia Personal Property Tax List, 1789 - C, pp. 5-6 (Binns Genealogy). On page 5 there is a John Combs and on page 6 there is another John Combs whose name appears to have been marked through. Directly below that John Combs on page 6 there is a Mason Combs. | Combs, John Sr. (I3280)
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| 510 | See the book titled: History Of Pittsylvania County Virginia by Maud Carter Clement | Clement, Captain Benjamin (I3691)
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| 511 | See: The Parish Register of Kingston Upper Canada 1785-1811 PART 2 http://my.tbaytel.net/bmartin/kingstn2.htm | Robinson, Christopher (I2793)
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| 512 | Seems to be errors on the part of census takers or researchers. The gender of this person is recorded as male or female in various records. | Estes, Quintilla (I4080)
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| 513 | Service: VIRGINIA Rank: Patriotic Service Birth: Aft Sep 1722, Virginia Death: 1799, Orange County, Virginia Service Description: 1) FURNISHED BEEF & CORN | Smith, Stephen (Speculation but appears to be accurate) (I4239)
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| 514 | Several DAR applications exist with Elizabeth and William in the lineage and are available online. Some of these are (Member Number - Ancestor Number): Nat'l #: 817994 Ancestor #: A097787 Nat'l #: 817995 Ancestor #: A097787 Nat'l #: 817996 Ancestor #: A097787 Nat'l #: 766520 Ancestor #: A097787 | Robinson, Elizabeth (I2792)
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| 515 | Shawnee Run or Shiny Run Cemetery | Winkle, Levi C. (I1491)
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| 516 | She lived in Pinellas Park, FL so the place of death may be Pinellas Park rather than St Petersburg. | Nitti, Rose Mary (I1236)
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| 517 | So, Aaron Horn came to Kentucky with much of his family in tow and lived in the Fort at Boonesborough from April 1778 until his death at the end of September or the first of October of the same year. The Siege of Boonesborough took place September 7-18, 1778. | Horn, William (I150)
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| 518 | Solomon Back and Mary Smith were supposedly divorced probably prior to 1897 which is the year that Solomon Back remarried. Date of Death and Place of Death are currently unsubstantiated. | Smith, Mary (I1024)
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| 519 | Solomon had blue eyes, light colored hair and a fair complexion. He was 5 feet, 7 inches tall. | Back, Solomon (I1026)
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| 520 | Some associated documents could well be for a brother of Abraham Fields. | Fields, Joseph (Speculation) (I126)
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| 521 | Some family trees report a second marriage to another "Elizabeth," probably Elizabeth Easton. I have found a record of a marriage between one Napoleon B. Thompson and Elizabeth Easton in Jefferson County, Kentucky on 23 Dec 1866. I have found no plausible evidence of a second marriage. At the time of the above recorded marriage, Napoleon B Thompson and Sarah "Elizabeth" Barnes were both alive and recorded on the 1850 - 1880 Federal Census enumerations in Grant County, Kentucky. From Grant County, Kentucky to Jefferson County, Kentucky is roughly 100 miles and I find it highly unlikely that the Napoleon B Thompson of Jefferson County, KY is the same person as Napoleon B Thompson of Grant County, KY. | Thompson, Napoleon Bonaparte (I1263)
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| 522 | Some of the records of John's children show his place of birth. | Smith, John Wesley (I1117)
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| 523 | Some records may state that her place of birth was Menifee County but Menifee was not formed until 1869. | Back, Christian Ann (I1118)
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| 524 | Some researchers have stated that William Robinson was a colonel in the American Revolution but I have found no evidence to support this. What is clear is that William was commissioned a Major for the Colonial Militia, not a Revolutionary War Militiaman but a Colonial Militiaman. These Militia were the basis of local security for protection against the sometimes hostile Native Americans and the French. Hening's Statues at Large are full of examples of laws passed with regard to the raising of militia, requirements, public issuance of weapons to those men who could not afford a musket, powder and shot. The D.A.R. recognizes William for providing beef and blacksmith work during the American Revolution, not service as a soldier. Numerous personal property tax records have recorded William as Major William Robinson; none of the records that I have seen refer to him as colonel. It is likely that a different William Robinson was the Colonel of the Revolution. | Robinson, Major William (I2790)
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| 525 | Some sources say Robinson. The family seems to come from TN and VA before that. If the family name is traced back to Virginia, it may well belong to the Robinson family beginning with Christopher Robinson who, in the 1660s, settled around Urbanna in Middlesex County. This potential association is only early speculation. | Robertson, Catherine (I1748)
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| 526 | Some sources say that William was born in that part of Floyd County which is now a part of Perry County, Kentucky. Perry County was formed 26 February 1821 which precedes Stephen's birth date. | Williams, Stephen (I2346)
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| 527 | Some speculation on the names. Lucy age 5 on 1910 Census. No Lucy on 1920 Census but instead, Bertha age 15. | Ashcraft, Lucy Bertha (I2766)
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| 528 | Source Ancestry.com Ohio Soldiers in WWI, 1917-1918 Name: Harry W. Osterbrock Age: 18 1/12 Years Race: White Birth Date: abt 1899 Birth Location: Cincinnati, Ohio, USA Enlistment Date: 3 Jul 1917 Enlistment County: Cincinnati Enlistment State: Ohio Enlistment Division: National Guard Decorations and Awards: View image Rank: View image Advancement: View image Comments: Battery D 3 Field Artillery ONG (Battery D 136 Field Artillery) to Discharge Private Honorable discharge 22 Jan 1918. Surgeon's Certificate of Disability 10% disabled. | Osterbrock, Harry William Jr (I3273)
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| 529 | Source is an Internet post which in turn was referenced as coming from Madison County, Kentucky Court Records; copies of these records are in the process of being obtained. (DJS - 15 Feb 2013). 16 April 2013: Having borrowed several rolls of microfilm, I am disappointed that this court case was not found among them. Some of the microfilm were indexes, purposely borrowed to help pinpoint the records. Others appeared to be court case files but seemed to be more of a collection of warrants to appear in court. There are a couple more microfilm rolls labeled in a different collection but the years covered means that the complete court case may not be recoverable from them, IF such a case truly exists at all. A note to other researchers: Make an effort to document your sources and when possible, post copies of the original records so that others don't spend time and money repeating the same research over and over again. None of my research is for sale; all of the historical documents I recover are posted here in an effort to further the research. FHL Film Number: 2218279 (Case Not Found) FHL Film Number: 2241448 (Case Not Found) Please note that due to time constraints I was not able to look through every image on these films. There are other Horn cases referenced within the images contained on the above referenced films. | Horn, William (I150)
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| 530 | Source is from copies of the divorce record. The copies of the case are difficult to read, probably due to poor copying equipment available at the time that the copies were made. | Family F728
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| 531 | Source is from the Death Certificate of John Schimka. | Schimka, John (I1303)
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| 532 | Source is from the Petition for Citizenship of John Frana Sr. Note: The town name given on the Petition of Naturalization is a variation of the word, N | Family F110
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| 533 | Source is NSSAR Applications. Perry County, Kentucky is also a possibility but it appears that Henry only came back to Kentucky for a "visit" and probably went back to Indiana. | Combs, Henry Harrison (I1038)
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| 534 | Source Virginia Compiled Marriages (Ancestry.com) | Cowden, Mary (I4434)
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| 535 | Source Virginia Compiled Marriages (Ancestry.com) | Family F1368
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| 536 | Source Web Site Errored Out before citation could be made: FamilySearch Online Database with Images, Interment records, 1900-1986; ark__61903_3_1_S3HT-D4WN-9.html | Nitti, Joseph A. (I2828)
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| 537 | Source: Ancestral File (not verified) | Family F567
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| 538 | Source: Direct knowledge - DJS. | Nitti, Lucille (I2)
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| 539 | Source: Family Data Collection (Ancestry.com) Name: Hiram Estes Spouse: Nancy Newton Parents: Charles Estes, Sarah Hatton Birth Place: Co, Owsley, KY Birth Date: 28 Feb 1836 Marriage Place: Owsley, Co, KY Marriage Date: 19 Feb 1861 Death Place: Evelyn Death Date: 26 Feb 1933 (Burial date is from another, unsourced, database). | Estes, Hiram (I2000)
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| 540 | Source: Family Data Collection (Ancestry.com) Name: Hiram Estes Spouse: Nancy Newton Parents: Charles Estes, Sarah Hatton Birth Place: Co, Owsley, KY Birth Date: 28 Feb 1836 Marriage Place: Owsley, Co, KY Marriage Date: 19 Feb 1861 Death Place: Evelyn Death Date: 26 Feb 1933 | Estes, Hiram (I2000)
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| 541 | Source: Family Data Collection (Ancestry.com) Name: Hiram Estes Spouse: Nancy Newton Parents: Charles Estes, Sarah Hatton Birth Place: Co, Owsley, KY Birth Date: 28 Feb 1836 Marriage Place: Owsley, Co, KY Marriage Date: 19 Feb 1861 Death Place: Evelyn Death Date: 26 Feb 1933 | Estes, Hiram (I2000)
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| 542 | Speculation based upon 1870 Census in Magoffin County, Kentucky where Sampson & Hiley (Helie, Hila, etc) are living with Lewis Back and his wife, Margaret Roberts (Last name from other sources). Samson is presumably Margaret's brother. | Roberts, Samson (I2726)
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| 543 | Spouse 2: Hogg, Hiram Marriage Date: 14 Dec 1821 Marriage Location: Kentucky Floyd County | Family F1412
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| 544 | Stephen Hogg's name appears on the second line, behind what is probably "clear" tape or a page that wasn't lying flat during the scan process. The name appears in indexes at Ancestry.Com, FamilySearch.org and Heritage Quest. | Hogg, Stephen (I983)
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| 545 | Story excerpt from The Estill County Historical Society Bulletin, November/December 2004: Edward W. Hawkins was arrested on Sunday morning, March 22, 1857, for stealing a horse. Estill County Sheriff James M. Land and Deputy Jesse Arvine were escorting Hawkins back to Irvine [from an area where the community of Proctor is now in Lee County, which was established in 1870., Hawkins had no intentions of going to jail. In late afternoon not far from Irvine [Old Landing area of Estill County], Hawkins found an opportunity to escape and took it. He grabbed Land's gun and shot both men. They died almost instantly. Hawkins ran into the woods and got away. The bodies of Land and Arvine were found by Harrison Moore and James Warner about sundown. They had heard the shots. This research comes from Robin Bryson, Ken Lemke, David Schimka and others. Some is documented, some is not. Use with your descrection. All may be copied for private use only. Source Citation "Pedigree Resource File," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.2.1/SBFZ-Q5J : accessed 17 September 2011), entry for James /WARNER/. | Warner, James (I3)
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| 546 | Supposedly died at the Battle of Yorktown on 01 Oct 1781. The NSDAR applications state that he died at the Battle of Little York in Fauquier County Oct 1781. | Northcutt, Richard (I1969)
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| 547 | Surname could also be "Waller" instead of "Walter" | Walter, Elva Jane (I3376)
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| 548 | Surname Spelled: Clement | Clements, Benjamin (Speculation - This Benjamin may not be the son of Benjamin Clements of Pittsylvania County, VA - See Notes) (I3440)
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| 549 | Surname spelled: Clements | Clements, Benjamin (Speculation - This Benjamin may not be the son of Benjamin Clements of Pittsylvania County, VA - See Notes) (I3440)
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| 550 | Surname Spelled: Clemons | Clements, Benjamin (Speculation - This Benjamin may not be the son of Benjamin Clements of Pittsylvania County, VA - See Notes) (I3440)
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