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| 21951 | Sharon, ON. | WILLSON, John .1, Sur. (I803)
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| 21952 | Sharps Corner, Ont. | COON, Hannah VanEvery (I2905)
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| 21953 | She and her husband had a farm on the road going north from Belmont Ohio. (Library/James jeffrey 1835/1-Casey Notes page 36) | JEFFREY, Martha Lillian (I522)
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| 21954 | She and her husband were members of the Kingswood MM THOMAS2 WOLVERTON (865) (from Charles1) was born on 17 May 1717 at Hunterdon Co., New Jersey. He married Mary Pettit, daughter of Nathaniel Pettit (1738) and Elizabeth Heath (2285). He died circa Jun 1759 at Sussex Co., New Jersey. Children of Thomas2 Wolverton (865) and Mary Pettit (888) were as follows: 14. i. THOMAS3 (890), born circa 1735 at Sussex Co., New Jersey; married Elizabeth Crowell (4885); married Catharine Barton (4884). | PETTIT, Elizabeth (I2723)
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| 21955 | She does not appear to be related to our Teeples; she was born in Michigan and her father James and grandfather George came from New York. | TEEPLE, Carrie (I748)
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| 21956 | She has a B.A. | JEFFREY, Cecilia E (I240)
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| 21957 | She is a brick wall. How many Fumiko Ichikawa Wards can there be? This one lists her as Ward. | ICHIKAWA, Fumiko (P135)
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| 21958 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I619)
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| 21959 | She is buried with her sister, Beatrice, in the Fairmount Gardens area of the cemetery in plot 266 space 2. | FERN, Emma (I414)
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| 21960 | She is not the widow of Dr. Smith, the death recorded 26 Jul 1837 with no location. | SMITH, Abigail "Nabby" Neaby 7 (P3591)
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| 21961 | She landed 1635 at Boston Mass., on the ship 'Planter, age 9 years. . First child named Marie Lawrence b Nov 17, 1616 England, United Kingdom, died in infancy 1616, also was a child of Joan & Thomas Lawrence. . Children of Marie Lawrence & Thomas Burnham are: Abigail Burnham, Thomas - b. 1648-1704 John James - b 1650 - 1729 Mary - b. 1654 Johanna Ruth.1 - born & died 1657. Ruth.2 - b. 1658 Joseph - b. 1660 Nathaniel - b. 1662 Sarah - b. 1664 Esther Burnham, b. 1666 - 1749. New England style Grey [cement?] Monument, thin, rounded top with imprints of a face, flowers & swirls down the side, reads: MRS MARY BURNUM WIFE OF LIUEt. THOMAS BURNUM DIED/ MARCH Ye 27 1715 AGED 92 YEARS MOTHER OF 15 CHILDREN & GRAN MOTHER OF 70" Note: Aged 92 years would make her birth in 1623. Her baptismal date is 1625, which is usually considered the same as a birthday. - PJA Ahlberg. - - - | LAWRENCE, Marie (I30)
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| 21962 | She lived with her grandparents, Daniel Gates and Sallie Johnson, in New York State until she died at age 14 | MEADER, Sallie Brooks (P7163)
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| 21963 | She married first Samuel Neill and had a son, Samuel Montaudevert Neill. . 1840 Census Newport Rhode Island Cox, Edward N, Males: 1 40-50y. Males 1 50-60; Females 1 56060y & 1 female 80-90 { ie. mother Sarah Montaudevert], 1 female servant. Total five. . 1858 Newport City Directory, Cox, Mary, Wid. of Edward, h 6 Kay (1856 Newport Directory, also.) Lawrence, Julia, Wid. of James, h. 6 Kay. . In miniatures of Newport is especially rich, for this was the home of Edward G. Malbone. Portraits may be seen at the Metropolitan Museum of New York are: one of Miss Monaudevert, later the wife of the famous Captain Lawrence, a miniature likeness of Lieutenant Cox, later Purser Cox, & his wife [ie. Mary Montaudevert]. Ref: History of Newport County, Rhode Island, Richard M Bayles, 1888. Note: The portrait of Mrs. James Lawrence is now at the Smithsonian American Art Museum 2014. -PJA. . 1855 Nov 2, At a Vestry meeting, the undersigned ladies attending the above Church, respectfully represent that they experience very great inconvenience from the stove heating of the Church to such an exact that many are compelled to absence themselves from Church during the winter songs. they suggest that such mood of ventilation be adopted as may seem expedient, signed, Mrs EN Cox, Mrs Lawrence & 13 other ladies. . 1858 Jul 30 - Petition to Trinity church Vestry, as Mr. Mercer preaches with great person discomfort, indeed injury to himself in the summer months, we suggest he preach in his Chapel. Signed, 68 ladies, inc. Mrs. Julia Lawrence & Mrs Mary Cox. Ref: Annals of Trinity Church, Newport, Rhode Island. . 1860 Jun 23 Census, Newport, RI. Julia Lawrence, Age 70 /b. 1790, Real Estate $3500. Personal Estate $1500. Born NY Mary N Cox, Age 73 /b. 1787, Real Estate $4000, Personal Estate $2000. Born NY. . Island Cemetery, Newport, Monument: rounded top cement Monument, with raised lettering reading: In memory of Mary Montaudevert, widow of Edward N Cox, U.S.N. born June 30, 1785, died June 24, 1869. - - - | MONTAUDEVERT, MARY Marie Ripaud De (I1730)
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| 21964 | She married Nial Thorp (Aug.25,1845- Nov.19,1921. They moved from Adelaide Twp. to Sanilac County, MI about 1897. Children" (1) Cordelia Jane (b.1868) marrired Thomas P. Wood (2) Lucy Wilmina (b.Dec.11,1870) married Louis Cameron (3) Victoria Roseline (b. Jan.30,1875) married Jeremiah Thompson (4) Millard Winston (b. Mar.8,1877) married Mamie E. Stimson (5) Gertrude Lenore (b. Feb.1884) married Harry E. Stimson (6) Lulu Beatrice (b. Nov.15,1887) married John Stimson (7) Dora - died young (8) Charlie - died young (9) Willie - died young | STEVENS, Eliza Jane (I1587)
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| 21965 | she married: John father Wm wf hannah | JACKSON, Hannah (John 1626-1708) % (P7784)
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| 21966 | She must be somewhere else? Maybe ancestry? Melanie Bridwell 05/21/20182nd Cousin - 3rd Cousin 177 34X-Match at FTDNA | BRIDWELL, mmmajklaassen Melanie (P11042)
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| 21967 | She was a R.N. | OTTEWELL, Eva May (I289)
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| 21968 | She was a school teacher and taught the organ. | TOWLE, Eva Jane (I285)
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| 21969 | She was a school teacher. | LONG, Mildred Grace (I325)
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| 21970 | She was a school teacher. | OTTEWELL, Melissa Jane (I292)
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| 21971 | She was a switchboard operator and he worked for the C.N.R. carshops. | MCMURRAY, Verna Estella (I473)
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| 21972 | She was adopted | O'LEARY, Wretha Lillian (I456)
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| 21973 | She was born during Queen Victoria's jubilee, hence the middle name -D. Long believes she could be buried at BSC. | PURDY, Silva Victoria (I1272)
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| 21974 | She was his 1st wife | Family (F2109)
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| 21975 | She was married in Nafferton (near Great Driffield) in the East Riding of Yorkshire County, England, on Dec.28,1812. The young couple sailed to America with two young children in 1816/1817 and stayed in New York state for a couple of years where their third child was born. They came into Upper Canada in 1819 and settled on a farm at north half of Lot 32, Con.4 in London Twp., Middlesex County. They acquired the farm from Col. Talbot who supervised the distribution of lots for the incoming settlers. Their remaining seven children were born on the London Twp. farm. After Thomas' deaths, and on Aug.19,1841 in London, Ann married Richard Thompson (1787-June 24,1858), a widower, who is also buried in Melrose along with Thomas and Ann. In later years, Ann lived with her daughter, Jane Stevens, in Keyser Corners, Adelaide Twp. where she died. Children: (1) William (2) Mary (3) Jane (4) Nancy "Ann" (5) Susanna (6) Thomas Jr. (7) Rachel (8) Emanuel (9) James (10)Francis Leach | LEACH, Ann (I1894)
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| 21976 | She was said to be a descendant of Scottish Puritans who laned at Plymouth Rock. | UNKNOWN (I583)
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| 21977 | she was the informant re the death of Hannah Ann Duncan; was she a cousin 1x removed? Was Mackenzie a nephew to James? | DUNCAN, Eva Malvina (I1814)
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| 21978 | She weighed 315# He sold land for her weight in silver dollars, about $5000. | Family (F2568)
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| 21979 | She went by Alice but was also called Rittie Ettie by family | BAILEY, Laura Alice (P526)
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| 21980 | Sheguiandah-Bidwell Twp. | SKIPPEN, Margaret Elizabeth MAGGIE (I463)
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| 21981 | Sheridan, Chautauqua, New York, United States | BURDICK, James R. (I1779)
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| 21982 | Sherman Anson Willson of Lexington Michigan, marked his 100th birthday on November 18, 2008 with a fortnight of celebrations with friends, family & church family. Letters, Acknowledgements & accolades in his honor came from all over; the United States President /Dept. Defense, the Governor of Michigan, Rep. John Espinoza, Wayne State University & The Free Masons. Even Birchwood Mall where he walks daily & the Tim Hortons where he frequents held special celebrations. Sherman was born in Detroit in a house that still serves as offices for Wayne State University. Not only was Sherman born there but he was educated at Wayne State & even became a professor & administrator at Wayne State, a career that lasted 39 years. As a professor Sherman taught English, Speech, Drama& Photography. His work in photography lead to a commission in the US Navy during WWII where he produced 33 training films. These films reduced training time for recruits from 15 weeks to just 6 days! Sherman’s service merited a certificate honoring him a life long title of Lt. Commander, Retired. Sherman is an avid lover of art, music, reading, travel & people. The travels themselves total 29 times to Europe incorporating the pursuit of his love of art & music. Fate played an unusual part recently when Sherman was in the hospital for a short stay. It turned out that his room mate was the grandfather of Caroline Goulding a 16 year old renowned violinist from Marysville, Michigan. Caroline would visit her grandfather to play for him on many occasions which also was enjoyed by Sherman. During his stay Sherman got to know Caroline & her family. As fate would have it Caroline was going to be playing in Lexington during the Bach Festival in the fall & Sherman was able to enjoy her playing there as well. Sherman is still active in his church as a Scripture Reader & he participates in Bible, Book & other discussion groups. His experience & insights always add to any conversation. Sherman is still physically active & walks daily at the mall. His longevity & good health are an inspiration to all he meets & he enjoys people & often says, “People are more fun than any thing." Ref: Trinity Episcopal Church, 2005. . Obituary 2013.2.8 - Lexington, Michigan - Sherman Anson Willson II, age 104, a resident of Lexington passed away on Friday February 8, 2013 at Regency-on-the-Lake. He was born on November 18, 1908 in Detroit a son of the late Sherman A, Sr. & Helen (Knight) Willson. Sherman married Bette Whitley on October 3, 1969 in Detroit. Sherman proudly served his country during WWII & was a Lt. Commander in the U.S. Navy. Mr. Willson retired after 47 years as a professor at Wayne State University. Sherman was a member of Trinity Episcopal Church in Lexington, 2 years champion at the Birmingham Golf Club, Companion with The Worker Brothers of the Holy Spirit Religious Community & a member of the Lexington Masonic Lodge. He is survived by his wife Bette Willson of Lexington, a son Sherman A. Willson, III, aka Tristram (Cathryn) Jones of Maine, 5 grandchildren, Justine, Samuel, Noah, Ethan & Elijah. Brother-in-law Rev. Harry B. Whitley of New Jersey, a nephew Jack Hayes of Redford & a cousin Mary Lynne Holder of Lexington. A Memorial Service will be held at 11 A.M. on Thursday February 14, 2013 at the Trinity Episcopal Church in Lexington. Rev. Rick Schark will officiate. Internment will be in the Trinity Episcopal Cinerarium at a later date. Ref: Port Huron newspaper, Times Herald. Contd. page 2. | WILLSON, Lt. Com. Shermen Anson .2 (I730)
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| 21983 | Sherman Anson Willson.Sernior is the son of Anson Abram Willson & Sarah ALICE HILL. Abstract from Interview with his son Anson Willson Junior: My father (Sherman Anson Senior) played 36 holes of golf Sunday afternoon, went to bed & woke up & died while shaving Sunday morning. My father was the healthiest man I ever knew, except that nobody knew how to count calories & nobody knew what the dangers of overweight were, & so my wonderful father thought he could eat all he wanted to, & he did. So did I. But I was young enough so that I didnʼt develop the big belly that he did, & the weight killed him. He played 36 holes of golf on Sunday, got up & shaved Monday, & dropped dead. He was 56 years old. I was very young, in my 20s. He dropped dead & nobody knew why. Everything he did, I had to do with him. We both were golf & tennis champions. He had a huge library in his home. He designed his home just the way he wanted it. The library was filled with books & I had read everyone of them. … My father was a Mason. I appreciated dad so much so I was enthusiastic when I joined. My mother was a bit against my joining because she had heard all these wild stories about how they beat each other up, & things of that kind, so it all worked & I jumped into Masonry with dad being right there. From then on we went to Lodge together. It wasnʼt too long after that that he died. I donʼt remember the Masonic funeral. I sometimes wonder what happened to me. I was too upset. … My father & his 3 brothers were Masons. Shermanʼs father & grandfather were Masons. Ref: Legacy Series: Oral Histories with Past Grand Masters of Michigan. - - - | WILLSON, Sherman Anson (I1199)
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| 21984 | Shirely Myers married Mr. Gentry. | MYERS, Shirley Jacqueline JACKIE (I312)
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| 21985 | Shirlaw is the son of Cora Donnell & James Gookins, both born in Indiana. He is named after his father's friend Walter Shirlaw. | GOOKINS, Shirlaw Donnelly (I977)
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| 21986 | Shirley and Colin spend their winters in Inio, CA near Quartzite, AZ where Colin's sister, Audrey Caroline Fern and her husband Hank Sherak spend their winters. | GREGORY, Shirely (I657)
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| 21987 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I411)
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| 21988 | Shirley married Mr. Leestma, Five children. | WALKER, Shirley Wonona (I186)
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| 21989 | Short oblong, legible grey stone. | JOHNSON, Abraham Smith Hilton (I443)
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| 21990 | Short ornate monument inscription: Here lieth Ye Body of Samuel Ye Son of Samuel & Elizabeth Leonard, died July Ye 23rd 1730 Aged 3 Years 10, Mo. & 12 Days. - - - | LEONARD, Samuel .3 (I2959)
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| 21991 | Short thick grey tombstone reads: 1854 - 1939 | PATTERSON, Caroline (I8)
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| 21992 | Shot in the Revolution. / English Bible belong to his father, William Lawrence. | LAWRENCE, Ensign William .9th (I108)
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| 21993 | Shotwell dates the marriage at abt. 1814. The marriage took place at the original home of James Mott. | Family (F700)
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| 21994 | Shotwell notes that Barbara was aged 20 at the time of emigration which was either 1635 or Apr. 1638. | STEVENS, Barbara (I2024)
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| 21995 | Shrewsbury Friends Monthly Meeting . 1797 Dec 14, William Hartshorne of Middletown, son of Robert Hartshorne & Sharah, his wife of Middletown married Sarah, daughter of Richard Lawrence & Alice his wife of Shrewsbury, in a public Meeting in Shrewsbury. 1814 Sept 3, WILL of Mary Lawrence, Monmouth county My right in the Mulbury Hill farm, inherited from my father, to my brother John Lawrence, my sisters, Elizabeth LeConte & Sara Lawrence my niece Helga Lawrence Pennington, said niece not being entitled to her share during lives of my brother & sisters. Other outlines, inherited from my father, to same & niece, Elizabeth Lawrence Wardell, said Elizabeth to haver her share after deaths of brother & sisters. Personal estate to Helena Pennington. Executors, Brother Joh & sisters Elizabeth & Sarah. Witnesses: Mary Hartshorne, John Eldredge, Obadiah Eldridge. Proved 1816 Feb 10, when John Lawrence signed as Executor. Ref: NJ Wills File 9185M, Documents relating to colonial, revolutionary & post revolutionary history. . 1897 J. Lawrence Boggs of Perth Amboy recorded the Yellow Meeting House monument: "Mary LAWRENCE, wife of John LAWRENCE departed this life February 19th, 1782, aged 67 years, 9 months & 18 days." - - - | HARTSHORNE, Mary .2 (I881)
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| 21996 | Shrewsbury Friends Monthly Meeting: . 1764 Oct 11 - Married Joseph Jackson of Shrewsbury & Sarah Lawrence of the same place, at a public meeting at Shrewsbury: 11th day of the 10th month, 1764. (p 36, Book1) Shrewsbury Friends: "1st Wife, Sarah Jackson, was sister to Benjamin & Catherine Woolley, whose parents, John Woolley & Patience (in lead pencil "LIPPITT"; "LIPPENCOTT," scratched out" . Sarah Jackson, wife of Joseph, Mother of aforesaid 6 children, Departed this life on the 20th Day of 8th Mo, 1759. . Sarah Jackson, Daughter of Joseph & Sarah, Died 16th of 12th Mo, 1759. William Jackson, Father of above Joseph, Died 10 Day of 3rd Mo, 1776. Meribah Jackson, Daughter of Joseph & Sarah Jackson, & wife of Nathan Jackson, Deceased 19th day of 3rd Mo, 1777. Ann Jackson, Mother of aforesaid Joseph Jackson, Departed this Life in the 7th Mo, 1777, p. 356 . Jonathan Jackson, Son of Joseph & Sarah, Died beginning of 7 Mo, 1777. Joseph Jackson, Son of Joseph & Sarah, Died 7th day of 10th Mo, 1781. Ester Jackson, Daughter of Joseph & Sarah, Died 20th Day of 9th Mo, 1793. Sarah Jane Jackson, - - - | LAWRENCE, Sarah .iii (I381)
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| 21997 | Shrewsbury Friends' Records | LAWRENCE, Richard Jr .vi (I958)
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| 21998 | Shrewsbury Friends' Records | LAWRENCE, Mary .v (I959)
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| 21999 | Shrewsbury Friends' Records. | LAWRENCE, Margaret .ii (I961)
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| 22000 | Shrewsbury Friends' Records. | LAWRENCE, Margaret .ii (I961)
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