Matches 18,851 to 18,900 of 26,054
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18851 | Reported missing in action, Royal Flying Corps. | SISLEY, Arthur Jackson BUD (I137)
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18852 | Res 881 Cenues: Arthur Con. | MCCUTCHEON, Hugh Robert HR .3 (I28)
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18853 | Res. Dundas Street, Toronto 1889 | WHITTEMORE, Frederic McDonald .2 (I266)
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18854 | Res. 13 Montrose Ave. | WILLSON, Emma MARIA (I64)
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18855 | Res. 305 Pacific Ave., Toronto, ON. | FELKER, John .18 (I2)
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18856 | Res. 305 Pacific Ave., Toronto, ON. | FELKER, John .18 (I7)
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18857 | res. 615 Green St. | KOOP, Vivian Marguerite (I1786)
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18858 | Res. Erin, farmer Verify parents of this Matthew Smith. | SMITH, Matthew Jr. (I149)
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18859 | Res. Groton Mass. | LAWRENCE, John O .iii (I61)
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18860 | Res. Guelph | MCCUTCHEON, George Laverne .1 (I133)
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18861 | Res. Inwood, Ont. Aged 42y 8m., d. Sarnia Hospital; Cerebral hemorrhage 20 Minutes & hereditary actue impetia? | WALKER, Frank Edward (I970)
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18862 | Res. Lot 14 Con 3 Erin Twp. | MCCUTCHEON, John .3 (I109)
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18863 | Res. Lubbock, Texas | SITTON, Frank L .2 (I85)
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18864 | Res. North Toronto. | FELKER, HERBert (I177)
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18865 | Res. North Toronto. | FELKER, HERBert (I38)
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18866 | Res. Ontario | MCCUTCHEON, Isabella Jr. (I59)
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18867 | Res. Springfield, Calhoun, MI. | REDNER, Boyd Hamilton .2 (I180)
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18868 | Res. Weston Road | FELKER, John Walker .20 (I70)
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18869 | Res. with dau. Hester Lawrence King. Aged 90y 4m 19d. | SIMONS, Mary Lizy ELIZABETH (I280)
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18870 | Res. with day. Emma Willson Irwin. | HOLLINGSHEAD, Matilda Louise (I208)
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18871 | Res: Pleasant Valley, Sussex. NB | ARMSTRONG, Sarah (I468)
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18872 | Res: Erin Twp. 1906 Mich | CURRIE, Gilbert (I126)
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18873 | Res; 1911 at home Ospringe | MCCUTCHEON, Margaret MAGGIE .2 (I111)
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18874 | RESEARCH FOR CATHERINE B KHUN'S PARENTS & HISTORY: History & Roster of Peter Khun Family in the USA.1932 Red Hook, Duchess, NJ . Nicholas Bonesteel & Anna Margretha Kuhn, his wife, with some of their children, were among the early settlers. A portion of the village of Red Hook is now on the easterly part of their farm. Of their descendants, Philip N. Bonesteel was a merchant, magistrate & post-master in Red Hook for many years. His son, Virgil D., was Surrogate of Dutchess county in 1844. . John, James, Daniel & Robert Wilson, 4 brothers, settled in the vicinity of Upper Red Hook before 1770, & engaged in farming. The 2 eldest married the Kuhn sisters, daughters of Simon Kuhn. Refs: Historical & Genealogical Record Dutchess & Putnam Counties. * 1782 Mar 3, Reyn Beeck Dutch Reformed Church (now Redhood, NY) Baptism: Child, John, Parents John Wilson & Elisabeth Kuhn Witnesses: John Felder, Catharina Kuhn. Note: this raises interesting possibilities, Catharina Kuhn would be Catherine Willson, not Kuhn at this date., or is this senior Catharine Kuhn? Ref: Dutch Reformed Church, Reyn Beeck Book 40,( Red Hook, Duchess Co., NY) . Rhinebeck Cemetery, Duchess Co., NY: John Wilson, born/baptized Mar 3, 1782 - died Jul 11, 1815, aged 33y 4m 8d. . Anna Margaretha Kuhn, c172- died before 1744 other spellings: Coens, Coons . d/o Elisabetha Kilmer c 1697 & Johann Wiliem Kuhn 1695 Germany Landed 1710 (some of 6 children born Camp east bank, Columbia Co. NY) see #8. . KUHN - 10/29/00 - looking for information on the Kuhn dairy farm in Pine Bush NY around the late 1800's to about 1910 any info. wiill help E-Mail nil add . PITCHER - 1/07/05 - Heinrich Pitcher born 1762 around Rhinebeck, N.Y. -11.4.1800, Clermont, Columbia, NY. He was married 4.30.1786, NY to Catharine Kuhn born 1762 Germantown, NY-11.4.1800 Clermont, Columbia, NY, & had a daughter, Polly Pitcher on Feb. 24, 1794. I'm looking for parents of Heinrich & Catharine. Polly married Peter Van Etten in 1813. They lived in Sodus Twnshp. Wayne Co., N.Y. & both died there. ken@mediapost.com . My Ed Kuhn & brother John Kuhn lived in Pine Bush New York they had a farm there. John married Grace DeWitt & Fred lived in Middle town N.Y 7. Smith (1881) has the following: "John Wilson & Elizabeth Kuhn had children as follows: Catharine, baptized March 27, 1774, married Col. Philip Pitcher, of Upper Red Hook; " (p. 204). . ANNA ELISABETHA KILMER (GEORG KILLMER, GEORG was born August 14, 1698 in Altengronau, Hessen, Germany, & died Unknown in Red Hook, Dutchess County, New York, USA. She married JOHANNAS WILHELM KUHN 1719 in Red Hook, Dutchess Co., New York, USA. He was born Bet. 1697 - 1699 in Germany, & died Unknown in Red Hook, Dutchess County, New York, USA. . Working research: Looking for family: Poughkeepsie is 22 miles from Red Hook., Dutchess Co., NY Titusville is six miles from Nine Partners. Nine Partners & Poughkeepsie are about 12 miles away. . Catharina Kuhn, c 1745, d/o Anna Gertrud Falckerberg 1711, West Camp, Ulster, NY, married 1734 to Henry Kuhn, 17k08, Columbia & died Clermont, Columbia NY Red Hook, NY: Nicholas Bonesteel married Anna Margretha Kuhn. . John, James, Daniel & Robert Wilson, four brothers, settled in the vicinity of Upper Red Hook before 1770, & engaged in farming. The two eldest married the Kuhn sisters, daughters of Simon Kuhn. * Ref: Historical & Genealogical Record, Dutchess & Putum Co., 1912, pg. 45. *1751, Jul 11. Advertisement: Lottery in the Borough of Lancaster for purchasing a fire engine & other public uses. The following persons are appointed managers of the lottery:...Simon Kuhn. . 1751 Aug 19, Lancaster Lottery Tickets to dispose of Adam Simon Kuhn. . 1772 Mar 26 - Phila. General Assembly the following laws were passed: An Act for confirming the estate of Adam Simon Khun, in & to a certain lot of ground borough of Lancaster, one of the title deeds where of is lost. . 1786 Jan 12 & 1791 Phila. Meeting of American Philosophical Society, Fri. Last, elected the following: Dr. Benjamin Franklin, Esq. President. Dr. Adam Kuhn, Counsellor. Ref: Pennsylvania Gazette, Philadelphia, PA . - - - | KUHN, Catherine B (I99)
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18875 | RESEARCH FOR CATHERINE B KHUN'S PARENTS & HISTORY: Recorded for further research: . 1828 Kate Koon Bovey visited Bischmisheim, Germany (near Saarbrucken) & saw the Lutheran Baptism records for Matthias Kuntz (born bet. 1660-67) s/o Matthias Kuntz married1, Anna Margaretha Margaret, d. 2.2.1704 & married2, on 10.1. 1704 to Anna Margaretha Spitz of Frankfurt. She also visited where Mathias lived in Clove, near the towns of Poughquag & Beekman in the Poughkeepsie Valley, NY. Later they lived in Germantown which is also on the Hudson River. Nicholas's wife was Philetta. Matthias Kuntz left for America in 1790, via Holland & England & landed 1710 Germantown, NY. 13 children by 2 marriages. Ref: Koon & Coons families of eastern NY, Kate Koon Bovey, 1841-1912 of Minneapolis, Minn., published 1937. History & Roster of Peter Khun Family in the USA.1932" Red Hook, Duchess, New York (also known as Tivoli): . Nicholas Bonesteel & Anna Margretha Kuhn, his wife, with some of their children, were among the early settlers. A portion of the village of Red Hook is now on the easterly part of their farm. Of their descendants, Philip N. Bonesteel was a merchant, magistrate & post-master in Red Hook for many years. His son, Virgil D., was Surrogate of Dutchess county in 1844. . John, James, Daniel & Robert Wilson, 4 brothers, settled in the vicinity of Upper Red Hook before 1770, & engaged in farming. The 2 eldest married the Kuhn sisters, daughters of Simon Kuhn: John married Elizabeth & James married Anna Kuhn, d/o Catharine Linch & Simon Kuhn. Ref: History of Dutchess Co., NY, 1882, by James H Smith. Refs: Historical & Genealogical Record Dutchess & Putnam Counties. * 1782 Mar 3, Reyn Beeck Dutch Reformed Church (now Redhood, NY) Baptism: Child, John, Parents John Wilson & Elisabeth Kuhn Witnesses: John Felder, Catharina Kuhn. Note: this raises interesting possibilities, Catharina Kuhn would be Catherine Willson, not Kuhn at this date., or is this senior Catharine Kuhn? Ref: Dutch Reformed Church, Reyn Beeck Book 40,( Red Hook, Duchess Co., NY) . Rhinebeck Cemetery, Duchess Co., NY: John Wilson, born/baptized Mar 3, 1782 - died Jul 11, 1815, aged 33y 4m 8d. . Anna Margaretha Kuhn, c172- died before 1744 other spellings: Coens, Coons . d/o Elisabetha Kilmer c 1697 & Johann Wiliem Kuhn 1695 Germany Landed 1710 (some of 6 children born Camp east bank, Columbia Co. NY) see #8. . KUHN - 10/29/00 - looking for information on the Kuhn dairy farm in Pine Bush NY around the late 1800's to about 1910 . PITCHER - 1/07/05 - Heinrich Pitcher born 1762 around Rhinebeck, N.Y. -11.4.1800, Clermont, Columbia, NY. He was married 4.30.1786, NY to Catharine Kuhn born 1762 Germantown, NY-11.4.1800 Clermont, Columbia, NY, & had a daughter, Polly Pitcher on Feb. 24, 1794. I'm looking for parents of Heinrich & Catharine. Polly married Peter Van Etten in 1813. They lived in Sodus Twnshp. Wayne Co., N.Y. & both died there. ken@mediapost.com . My Ed Kuhn & brother John Kuhn lived in Pine Bush New York they had a farm there. John married Grace DeWitt & Fred lived in Middle town N.Y 7. Smith (1881) has the following: "John Wilson & Elizabeth Kuhn had children as follows: Catharine, baptized March 27, 1774, married Col. Philip Pitcher, of Upper Red Hook; " (p. 204). . ANNA ELISABETHA KILMER (GEORG KILLMER, GEORG was born August 14, 1698 in Altengronau, Hessen, Germany, & died Unknown in Red Hook, Dutchess County, New York, USA. She married JOHANNAS WILHELM KUHN 1719 in Red Hook, Dutchess Co., New York, USA. He was born Bet. 1697 - 1699 in Germany, & died Unknown in Red Hook, Dutchess County, New York, USA. . Working research: Looking for family: Poughkeepsie is 22 miles from Red Hook., Dutchess Co., NY Titusville is six miles from Nine Partners. Nine Partners & Poughkeepsie are about 12 miles away. . Catharina Kuhn, c 1745, d/o Anna Gertrud Falckerberg 1711, West Camp, Ulster, NY, married 1734 to Henry Kuhn, 17k08, Columbia & died Clermont, Columbia NY Red Hook, NY: Nicholas Bonesteel married Anna Margretha Kuhn. . John, James, Daniel & Robert Wilson, four brothers, settled in the vicinity of Upper Red Hook before 1770, & engaged in farming. The two eldest married the Kuhn sisters, daughters of Simon Kuhn. * Ref: Historical & Genealogical Record, Dutchess & Putum Co., 1912, pg. 45. *1751, Jul 11. Advertisement: Lottery in the Borough of Lancaster for purchasing a fire engine & other public uses. The following persons are appointed managers of the lottery:...Simon Kuhn. . 1751 Aug 19, Lancaster Lottery Tickets to dispose of Adam Simon Kuhn. . 1772 Mar 26 - Phila. General Assembly the following laws were passed: An Act for confirming the estate of Adam Simon Khun, in & to a certain lot of ground borough of Lancaster, one of the title deeds where of is lost. . 1786 Jan 12 & 1791 Phila. Meeting of American Philosophical Society, Fri. Last, elected the following: Dr. Benjamin Franklin, Esq. President. Dr. Adam Kuhn, Counsellor. Ref: Pennsylvania Gazette, Philadelphia, PA . - - - | KUHN, Catherine B (I84)
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18876 | Research: March 1775, T. Earl of Dartmouth. His Majesty's Council of NJ, 12 names including James Parker, & John Brown Lawrence. Wm. Franklin Gov. NJ Perth Amboy, March. . 1797 Sept (19?) - James Parker Sr., City of Perth Amboy, WILL wife Gertrude use of estate. Eldest son John, to be discharged from all debts owed by him to estate. James Parker, Esq. President of Chief Justice, Council, of Woodbridge, NJ, Publisher of the NY Gazette, Weekly Post Boy. . The Diary of Lucy C. Whitwell Parker, Brookline, MA., Oct 1890. When a boy of 13 he was sent, with a quarter of a dollar in his pocket, to visit some friends in New York, on a schooner which left Perth Amboy early in the week & returned at the end of it. This was the only means of communication with the city except by taking a ferry boat to Staten Island & thence by carriage to the end opposite Perth Amboy, from whence a boat would be signaled for; in severe weather the ice afforded a safe passage. While in the streets of New York your grandfather found that some event of importance was transpiring, & having climbed a lamppost, witnessed the inauguration of George Washington, the first President of the United States. At the death of his father in 1797, he left a situation for which he was admirably fitted in a mercantile house in New York to undertake the care of the family & manage the estate rather than declare it insolvent. He was a man of singular integrity, great fairness of mind & a most kindly heart, which last was sometimes concealed under a rough & impatient manner. His sisters were so fond of him & so unwilling to pain him that when the oldest had engaged herself to a British officer & they were both too poor to marry, she allowed her lover to sail away without saying anything to her brother, who was then the head of the house. When your grandfather was told of this many years after, he said "Why did they not tell me? I would have found some way to arrange it." He was sent to Congress for 6 years, but would never take any measures for election & could never be depended upon by his party, as he always voted for the man he considered best fitted for the office. In a memoir, published by the Historical Society you will find how large a number of wonderful events occurred during his long life of 92 years & what an honorable part he took in all measures for the public good. He married Penelope Butler in January 1803, who died July 25, 1823, AE 39, by whom he had 9 children, some of whom died young. In 1827 he married Catherine Morris Ogden. An admirable woman & a true lover of children who devoted herself to make him & those belonging to him happy, & the old house at "the corner" where she gave to all a loving welcome, was filled in summer to its utmost capacity by his numerous descendants. At the back was a high piazza, 12 feet wide & the length of the house which became their favorite playground. Your father was born in this old house, the picture of which you will find on the first page, July 18th 1807. His mother was bright, cheerful, energetic & a very handsome woman, who sang very sweetly & was always ready to join in all innocent amusements. - - - | PARKER, John (I383)
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18877 | Reseda, LA. | WALKER, Morris LaRue Taylor (I646)
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18878 | RESID Tilbury West | COULTER, Robert Christopher (I8466)
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18879 | RESID" Conc 2 Mersea | WALES, Enock Gordon (I5824)
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18880 | RESID" lot 14 conc B Mersea | DERBYSHIRE, William Wesley (I4573)
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18881 | RESID" lot 6 Conc 7 Mersea | MOON, Jesse (I4446)
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18882 | RESID' Leamington | FORD, Henry (I7349)
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18883 | RESID' lot 14 Conc 2 Mersea | TOFFLEMIRE, Ralph J. (I7394)
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18884 | RESID.33 White St., Leamington | MALOTT, Peter G. (I8384)
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18885 | RESID: | HATT, James Archibald (I7615)
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18886 | RESID: 1479 -135 Ave., Wayland, Michigan 49348 USA OCCU: unknown RELIG: unknown BURIAL: Veterans' Cemetery burial. | STANKEY, Roman Louis (I802)
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18887 | RESID: Conc 4 lot 240 NTR Mersea; Clark St. E., Leamington | WIPER, John James (I1672)
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18888 | RESID: (Lambeth, Ont. area.)Lot 57 WJR, Middlesex Township, Middlesex County, Ontario OCCU: farmer RELIGION: Methodist | DAVIS, Burbridge William (I21)
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18889 | RESID: - farm owned by George Konrad in 1950's (located on hwy. #3 West of Leamington, Ont.)Lot 226 NTR Mersea OCCU: farmer RELIG: Methodist | SETTERINGTON, Soloman Frederick (I47)
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18890 | RESID: 1/2 West prt Lot 7 conc 1; East Erie St. S., Leamington OCCUP: assessor | CURTIS, Caleb James (I1417)
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18891 | RESID: 10 Marlborough St., W. Leamington | WOLFE, George (I8421)
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18892 | RESID: 10 Nelson St., Leamington | YOUNG, Hugh (I8430)
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18893 | RESID: 100 North Askew St.; Emigrated late 1800s. | COLLISON, James (I9364)
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18894 | RESID: 102 Crawford Ave., Windsor OCCUP: Builder | DERBYSHIRE, Hugh Wallace (I6548)
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18895 | RESID: 102 Talbot St.W, Leamington | IRWIN, George A. (I7946)
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18896 | RESID: 102 Windermere Rd., Walkerville, Ont. | HYATT, Norman (I8429)
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18897 | RESID: 11 Askew St. | HILLMAN, John (I9292)
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18898 | RESID: 11 Buchanan, Wheatley, Ont. OCCU: partime stock car driver RELIG: unknown BIOGRAPHY: divorced Kolibaba in 1969. | SETTERINGTON, Brian Corydon (I336)
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18899 | RESID: 11 Marlborough St., Leamington | WILKINSON, Arthur W. (I2068)
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18900 | RESID: 117 & 118 South Askew St. | REID, Alexander (I9067)
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