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Matches 7,151 to 7,200 of 26,054
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| 7151 | alternate 19 Jun 1728 | JOHNSON WARD, Martha ^^ (P12674)
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| 7152 | Alternate Berkley, Gloucestershire, England | DE BERKELEY, Anne 13 (P374)
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| 7153 | Alternate 25 Oct East Cottingwith | WALKER, John 5 (P457)
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| 7154 | alternate date Birth Date: 24 Jul 1926 given in Illinois records can't be right if she was 1 year old in 1930 | WHITE, Dolores Marilyn (P1978)
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| 7155 | Alternate death Netherlands | LOTT, Englbert 11 (P2147)
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| 7156 | Alternate Jackson County, Georgia, | DIXON, Elizabeth (P3973)
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| 7157 | Alternate name: Christine who married a McGill & is mentioned in the WILL of Joseph Felker. | FELKER, Mrs. Justine Elizabeth (I192)
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| 7158 | alternate need to check. St Mary, Suffolk, England | CASS LYON, Martha Philbrick (P2852)
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| 7159 | alternate Rosedale, Ohio Sept 10 or 15 Burial: Phellis Cemetery Madison County Ohio, Find A Grave Memorial# 111125881 I was told this cemetery is abandoned and in disrepair. | BAILEY, William S. 5 (P513)
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| 7160 | Alternate surname: Maria Hammill, daughter of Ann Martin & John Hammill. Verify. | MACK, Ellen Maria (I66)
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| 7161 | Alternate: Sandwich, Kent, England | WING, Stephen 10 (P2121)
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| 7162 | Although Hester Mahieu is listed as "of Canterbury," she was actually Walloon, French-speaking Belgian, and not English. Many Walloons lived in Canterbury, engaged in the textile trades.[ | MAHIEU, Hester 9 (P3270)
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| 7163 | Although the inscription says she was born 1870 that is not right. 1876 is more likely from census records. In 1880 she was 4 years old. http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=42856861 | PETERS, Sarah 2 (P107)
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| 7164 | Alton is the son of Lena Dell Harmon & Wm. Loyld Hall. | HALL, Alton Loyd (I727)
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| 7165 | Alton, Ontario. | DUCK, Pryan William (I1261)
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| 7166 | Alton, Peel Co., Ontario. | DUCK, Doris (I1689)
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| 7167 | Alvin Lawrence is the son of Catherine Morrison and Charles J Lawrence. 1938 Alvin married Helen Schirrmacher. They had one sone, William, resides BC. - - - | LAWRENCE, Charles ALVIN .10 (I2185)
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| 7168 | Alzina is the daughter of Mary Ann Montgomery & Thomas Black. | BLACK, Alzina (I552)
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| 7169 | Amanada is the daughter of Annie Elizabeth Wilson and Robert Thomas R Parks. | PARKS, Amanada Mary (I2307)
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| 7170 | Amanada is the daughter of Margaret A Woodhull of NJ & Aaron Moyer, of NY. . 1891 Feb 9, Mon. Essexville, The ladies of the WCTU will give a dime social at the residence of Levi Felker, at the corner of Langstaff & Mercer streets, Fri. evening, Feb 13, 1891. All are invited. Ref: Bay City Times. . 1899 Jan 24, The Women's Home Missionary Society held a meeting this afternoon at the home of Mrs. Levi Felker at 521 Wilson Street. . 1903 May 3, Sunday. Essexville. Mrs. Levi Felker of Burt & daughter, Mrs. O. Reinhart of West Bay City, were in town Monday. Ref: Bay City Times Newspaper. . 1911 Jun 2, Fri. - Burt, Mich. L G Felker was quite seriously hurt Saturday by a kick from a horse. Mrs. Levi Felker with her sisters, Mrs. E M Thompson of Swaris Creek & Mrs R Fuller of Rose, spent Decoration day at Linden. At Fenton they visited their father, Aaron Moyer. Ref: Flint Journal Newspaper. . 1911 Nov 2 - We wish to thank our friend & neighbors for their sympathy & kindness to us during the illness & death of our father. We also are very thankful for the beautiful flora offerings. Mrs & Mrs Jess E Moyer, Mr & Mrs Ralph Fuller, Mr & Mrs Edward Thompson, Mr & Mrs Levi Felker, Mr & Mrs John Moyer, Mr & Mrs. Geo. Moyer. Ref: Flint Journal Newspaper. First husband Levi Felker, Second husband Mr. Newvine. - - - | MOYER, Amanada E (I2)
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| 7171 | Amanda Bertha born on her death certificate . | FELKER, Amanda Bertha MANDY (I266)
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| 7172 | Amanda is the daughter of Ann Kitchen & Isaac Pettit Bell. | BELL, Amanda Fitzgallen (I532)
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| 7173 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (P2787)
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| 7174 | Amanda Kimball Howard Kimball III Judith Keatley all at myheritage cluster | KIMBALL, John Walker Junior (P2789)
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| 7175 | Ambury, NJ | LEONARD, Anne Alice .3 (I365)
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| 7176 | Amelia B Simons is the daughter of Jersuha Kingsley & Titus Greer Amelia married John Purvis 'Moe' Lawrason, b1793 - Feb 4 1865. . UCLPetition 53, L Batch 10, p565, C2126. Petitioner is the daughter of Titus Simons, Twp. of Flambro' West, a U.E. Loyalist. She is married. Prays please to grant her 200 Acres of Crown land, Titus G Simons to be her agent to Locate and & take out the Deed when completed. Signed, Amelia Lawrason, Flamboro West, January 26th, 1816. Amelia Lawrason of Twp. of Beverley, Home District, taketh oath & saith she is the person she described herself to be in the within Petition, she is married to John Lawrason, Twp. of Beverley. Signed, Flamer' West, January 25,1816, Amelia Lawrason & Sworn before me, Wm. Haw, J.P. . I Certify the Petitioner is the daughter of Titus Simons, Sent., of Flamboro West, who retained his loyalty during the late without suspicion of aiding or assist the enemy & her husband was loyal & did his duty in the defense of this Province. Given under my hand, Isaac Swayse. Envelope: Recommended for a grant of 200 Acres. J. Small. Ent. in Land book I, p 330. Research & transcription by PJ Ahlberg. Thank you. - - - | SIMONS, Amelia Anna (I2910)
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| 7177 | Amelia is the daughter of Abigail Dorcas Booth and Robert Young. . Death: On October 23rd, 1933 David fell from a tree & fractured his ribs. He was taken to the Guelph General Hospital, where he was treated for 3 days. However, he died of internal bleeding on the 26th October 1933.Obituary, Mrs D McCutcheon Lived in District: After being in Plummer Memorial hospital, Sault Ste. Marie for 4 months, Mrs. Amelia Abigail McCutcheon passed away there on April 22 at the age of 82. After living on the second line of Acton, she moved to Rockwood & then Guelph. For the past 19 years she had made her home with her daughter & son-in-law Mr Mrs T J C Redmond at Sault Ste. Marie. The funeral was held at the McInvine-Wilkie funeral home in Guelph on April 26, with interment at Everton cemetery. There were many beautiful floral tributes & messages of sympathy received. Pallbearers were J J Stewart, Ross Patterson, Clayton Barbour, Clarence Young, Kenneth Young & Ivan Hillmer. She was born in Guelph township in 1878, daughter of the late Robert & Abigail Young. She & David A McCutcheon were married at Erin in 1904. She was a member of St. Andrew's United Church, Sault Ste. Marie. Ref: Acton Free Press, 12 May 1960, page 5, column 6 Transcriptions by PJ Ahlberg. Thank you. - - - | YOUNG, Amelia Abigail (I48)
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| 7178 | Amelia Margaret, married. 1. 1887, Bert. J Baillie; child: Bertram Lawrence Baillie, 2 Jul 1888. 2. 1893, Thos. H Slater; Wit: Helen Kelly, Petrolia, Eliza Jane Lawrence, Sarnia 3. Chas. G Roehn of Detroit. - - - | LAWRENCE, Amelia Margaret .xii (I707)
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| 7179 | American Ancestors Hampton, NH: Vital Records to 1900 | Family (F3051)
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| 7180 | American Civil War Soldiers: Name: Aaron J Mathews , Jr Residence: Crawford County, Georgia Enlistment Date: 27 May 1864 Distinguished Service: DISTINGUISHED SERVICE State Served: Georgia Unit Numbers: 323 323 Service Record: Enlisted as a Private on 27 May 1864 Enlisted in Company E, 6th Infantry Regiment Georgia on 27 May 1864. Died Company E, 6th Infantry Regiment Georgia on 04 August 1864 in Richmond, VA Mathews, Aaron J, Jr- private May 27, 1864 Died at Richmond, Va August 4, 1864 Buried there in Hollywood Cemetery Mathews, Aaron J, Sr- - private May 27, 1861 Died at Danville, Va June 24, 1862 Buried in Confederate Cemetery at Lynchburg, Va No9, 3d Line, Lot 173 | MATHEWS, CSA Aaron J (I12853)
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| 7181 | American Civil War Soldiers: Name: Benjamin F Mathews , Residence: Crawford County, Georgia Enlistment Date: 14 October 1861 Distinguished Service: DISTINGUISHED SERVICE State Served: Georgia Unit Numbers: 410 410 Service Record: Enlisted as a Private on 14 October 1861 Enlisted in Company F, 2nd State Troops Regiment Georgia on 14 October 1861. Mustered out Company F, 2nd State Troops Regiment Georgia on 10 April 1862 Promoted to Full Corporal 3rd Class on 24 May 1862 Enlisted in Company F, 57th Infantry Regiment Georgia on 24 May 1862. POW on 04 July 1863 at Vicksburg, MS Paroled on 07 July 1863 at Vicksburg, MS Exchanged on 15 August 1863 (Estimated date) POW on 22 February 1864 at Whitemarsh Island, Savannah, GA Received on 10 March 1864 at Fort Delaware, DE Exchanged on 07 March 1865 Hospitalized on 11 March 1865 at Receiving & Wayside Hospl, Richmond, VA (This hospl also known as Gen Hospl #9) Furloughed on 12 March 1865 at Receiving & Wayside Hospl, Richmond, VA (For 30 days) Transferred Company F, 57th Infantry Regiment Georgia on 09 April 1865 in Smithfield, NC Transferred in Company D, 1st Consolidated Infantry Regiment Georgia on 09 April 1865 | MATHEWS, CSA Benjamin F (I12854)
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| 7182 | Ames Municipal Cemetery, Story County, Iowa | WALKER, William Asa (P541)
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| 7183 | Amesbury | PRESSEY, William 10 (P11354)
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| 7184 | Amos and Rhoda Ann adopted a son named Frank - born on 12/27/1892 in Washington State, and died on 02/14/1976 in San Jose, California,USA. | BOWERMAN, Amos (I17423)
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| 7185 | Amos H Felker is the son of Mary Bentley & John Fredrick FRED Felker.3rd. Amos Felker married1 Sarah Altenburg, & married2 1882 Nov 5 at West Bay City, Elizabeth Taylor, 1846, Michigan. . 1881 Jun 25 - Trouble for Mill Owners. There is trouble brewing for the owners of gang-saws. Thomas C Waters has bought a half interest in a patent issued about 15 years ago for an improvement in gang-saws, Amos Felker being the owner of the other half. It is claimed that the manner of hanging all the gangs now is use is an infringement upon this patent. Testimony is being taken by sprague, patent solicitor of Detroit; & if the claim is substantiated, the gang-saw owners will be required to come down handsomely for royalty. The parties working the scheme expect the harvest will me somewhere near $100,000. Bay City Press. Ref: Published in the Saginaw News, MI. . 1883 - Amos Felker was born in Wentworth County, Ontario, in 1831. . 1860 came to Bay City & engaged in business as a mill-wright. Has assisted to building some of the mills on the Saginaw river. In Essexville he built a shingle mill which he ran for three years in company with a Mr. Smith. In 1881 he sold out his interest & has since been working at his trade. Is a present with C. C. Lewis. Mr. Felker still resides in Essexville. . Incorporated: The village of Essexville as incorporated by Legislature in the Winter of 1868. At the first election under the village charter the following persons were elected: Accessor: Louis Felker; Clerk: William Felker. Schools: There are 4 schoolhouses in the township, all of which are well filled with pupils. The schools are under the charge of Mr. R N Turner, a successful teacher. His assistants are Miss Jennie Fry & Miss Mary Felker, The number of pupils enrolled in 1883 is 271; average attendance, 140. The School Board is composed of William Felker, director. Township Officers for 1883: Wm. Felker, clerk. Secret Societies: Odd Fellows & Good Templars orders in the village are 2 flourishing lodges. As early as 1871 a Good Templars Lodge was organized. There are about 30 active members. Mary Felker, Treasurer. He lodge room is in Bartlett Hall. Light House Lodge # 235, IOOF, In April 1874 a meeting was held in a vacant house in the outskirts of the village.The Lodge has now a good membership, among who are some of the leading men of the place. Officers: William Felker, P.S. Ref: History of Bay Co., Michigan, 1883. . Muskegon Chronicle Newspaper: . 1885 May 12 - North Muskegon - Felker's hotel is nearing completion. . 1885 Jun 25 - Kept Open on Sunday, A man named Felker, of North Muskegon, had a jury trail before Justice Hinds yesterday & was convicted on the charge of keeping his saloon open on Sunday. He was fined $30 & costs & 10 days imprisonment. The case has been appealed to the Circuit Court. . 1875 Sep 26 1775 & 1885 Oct 1 - The Criminal Cases: People VS. Amos H Felker; violation of liquor law. . 1885 Oct 24 - Amos H Felker, violation of liquor law; paid a fine of $75. . 1885 Nov 25 - North Muskegon - The case of Amos H Felker charged with keeping his saloon open on Sunday came up before Justice Storm this morning. By consent the case was adjourned until next Monday at half past 9 o'clock. The people were represented by R E Bunker & the defendant by H Clink & Levi Beardsley. . 1895 Dec 2 - Felker was was convicted Monday of having kept his saloon open on Sunday, was yesterday sentenced by Justice Storrs to pay a fine of $40. & costs & 10 days in jail. The case has been appealed. . 1885 Dec 8 -Ten Days in Jail. At the last term of circuit Court Amos E Felker, of North Muskegon pleaded guilty to violating the liquor law. He paid a fine of $75 but the Judge suspended the remainder of the sentence until the first day of this term yesterday Felker appeared & was sentenced to 10 days in jail. Felker has another case on the docket, only a short time ago having been convicted at north Muskegon of keeping his saloon open on Sunday. This case he appealed to the circuit Court. . 1886 Apr 8 - The Supreme Court meets on April 6 & the following Muskegon case appear on the docket: People vs Amos H Felker. . 1886 Apr 21 - S H Clink went to Lansing yesterday to submit his argument in the cases of the People vs. Amos H Felker of North Muskegeon. . 1886 Apr 23 - Amos H Felker, a N. Muskegon saloonkeeper was arrested on 15 June for keeping his saloon open on Sunday. He was convicted by jury in Justice Hinds court, He appealed, but further sentence was deferred until the first day of the next term. Felker paid the info & entered into a recognizance & appeared at the next term of court for further sentence. In addition to the penalty before imposed he was sentenced to be confined in the county jail for 10 days. the other other case was one wherein Felker combined of on the 14 Nov. last for keeping his saloon open on Sunday, Nov 8. In this complaint he was complained of keeping his bar, connected with the tavern open on Sunday. Both charges were contained in the same court & Felker claimed this made the complaint bad for duplicity. Wm. Collins, the marshal of N. Muskegon was ordered to strike a jury. The respondent objected to this because Collins was prejudice & interested. In support of this claim several affidavits were filed. The objection was overruled. Felker was convicted & carried his case to the circuit court, on a write of certiorari. The cases were argued & submitted Wed. & yesterday the judgements in both cases were reversed. . 1888 Nov 24 - Mr. Herrick has had his store moved to the rear of the Felker House where he will shortly open a meat market. . 1889 Jul 27 - Chas. Burns, 46y & Ed Brown 29, are arrested in N Muskegon & brought to county jail. They are charged with burglary alleging that on night before last they broke into A H Felkers' meat market & carried off about $20 worth of meat. . 1890 Feb 13 - A Boarding House Burned. Abut half past 4 o'clock this morning fir broke out in A H Felker's 2 story boarding house, situated on the corner opposite the Cohasseset Lumber Co.'s office, at North Muskegon. The volunteer hose companies, under command of John Lynch, the new chief, responded promptly, but the fire has made too much headway before discovery, & consequently the building was totally destroyed. Some of the furniture & household goods were saved. Felker occupied the building as a boarding house & saloon. It is not known what the loss will amount to. . 1890 May 2 - Annual Issue of Red Cards: Deputy County Treasurer Morris up to noon today had issued the following red cards to liquor dealers Amos H Felker, North Muskegon, $500. - - - | FELKER, Amos H (I53)
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| 7186 | Amos H Willson was a "tobacco pedlar" who later turned to farming. He owned 437 acres of land in the township. Amos was one of the trustees of the Children of Peace in its last years, but he left the sect in 1881 after a dispute with his uncles about letting a Presbyterian congregation use the Meeting Houses. - - - | WILLSON, Amos Hughes (I28)
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| 7187 | Amos is the son of Dinah Straight (Strait?) & Greene Main Bentley Sr. . UCLPetition 163, B Bundle 4, 1848, C1639 To Lieut. Gov. John Colborne, In Council The Petition of Amos Bentley, Malahide Twp., Farmer. Your Petitioner was located by Colonel Talbot in the year 1824, upon a lot of 200 Acres of land in the said Malahide Twp., liable to settlement duties which he has performed & is ready to pay the feed that may be required. Wherefore your petitioner prays for a grant of said lot. Signed, Port Talbot, 24 Dec 1830, Amos HISXMARK Bentley, Recommend by Thomas Talbot, Inspt. I certify that Amos Benltey has taken the oath of Allegiance before me. Thomas Talbot, J.P. Envelope: Recommend 26 July 1848. Note: Whatever took approval so long. PJA. Children of Eleanor & Amos Bentley are: James Green Bentley 1801.11.6 NY -1881 Bayham, Elgin Co., ON; Mary Bentley, 1804-1882; Amos Bentley, Jr 1811-1839; Benjamin C Bentley, 1814 NY -1872 Oakland, MI; Solomon S Bentley, 1816 NY - 1881 malahiade, Elgin co., ON. John Bentley, 1819-1859 Ontario. Recorded for further research: . UCLP31, B5, p41. Elijah Bentley, Came into Prov. 12 months ago [1799] rented land in Clinton Twp. & purchased January lasted brought his family, wife & 3 children now in Clinton, Wants 200 acres on Yonge Street or in Markham. His father & brothers are with him. Recommended 200 A in Markham. Recommended 200 A., Markham. Date on envelope 19 Aug. 1800. . UCLP32, B5, p43, William Bentley of Markham, came into Prov. about a year ago [1799] with his family of 5 children, wife died about 2 months ago. He has a yoke of one cow, farming utensils & other property. Desirous to settle in Markham wither his uncle & other relations reside. Signed, 24 Nov 1801, William Bentley. . UCLP54, B5, P106, C1621 Ruben Bentley, lately came into the province with his father Samuel Bentley & 2 brothers & families & 2 brother-in-law, has a wife 2 children, York 18 Aug 1800, Rueben Bentley. UCLP85, B5, p198, Ira Bentley, Clinton Twp., Farmer. Petition 2 years in Prov., Married to a daughter of Jacob Beam, of Clinton Twp., He has 6 head of horned cattle, a pair of horses, & other property, wants 200A. Signed, IRS HISXMARK Bentley, York 31 August 1802, T. Ridout. Rec. 200 Acres. Petition has his father, 2 brothers & 3 other relations in Markham. UCLP92, B5, p213, Samuel Bentley, Blacksmith & Scythe maker, Lately came into the Province with 3 sons: Reuben, Elijah & Ira Bentley, with 3 families & 2 sons in law: Joseph Plumb & Moses Bamfried? who have not heir families in this province. He is about to returned for the remainder of his family consisting of a wife & 2 younger children. He is a seedy loyalist during the American war., wants 200 A. of lands on Yonge Street, Markham Twp. for himself & each of his 2 sons in law for 6 months that they may settle together. Signed, Samuel Bentley, York 18 August, 1800. Recommended for 200A - - - | BENTLEY, Amos Sr (I927)
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| 7188 | Amos McNames the last of these [Watson American] settlers, a New Yorker in his mid-twenties, settled on the southern part of lot 38 but returned to the United States, most likely during the War of 1812. Timothy Kilbourn, son of Joseph Kilbourn Sr., later obtained McNames’ improvements.....In [November 1813] a millwright named Timothy Kilbourn, son of Joseph Kilbourn Sr., took charge of Amos McNames' vacant location on the northern part of lot 38 in the first concession. Prior to this Kilbourn was apparently living with his father on lot 50, concession A....In 1817 Kilbourn petitioned for lot 38 on which there were now 11 acres of cleared land and a house. Fortunately for him the lot was unencumbered and on June 20, 1818 he received the patent for the north half. Kilbourn's brother, Benjamin later purchased this farm on July 15, 1837 for L100. Brotherly love and natural affection were obviously not major considerations in the sale." [Byron: Pioneer Days in Westminster Township - Guy St-Denis] | KILBOURN, Timothy (I550)
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| 7189 | Amos was in the militia in 1812 but moved his family to Ohio and then Illinois in 1813 after deserting [Curnoe] 1830 US census: living in Bennington, Delaware, Ohio next to his wife's uncle Cherrick Westbrook McNAMES, Amos, Pte., served under Captain Daniel Springer 1812, 1814. Possible identification: born May 11, 1785 in Stone Arabia, Montgomery, New York, son of Abraham McNames & Maria Hoachdeel; married 1813 Cornelia Westbrook in Ontario; found on 1830 census in Delaware, Ohio; and 1840, 1850 and 1860 in Ogle, Illinois; died May 9, 1866 in Iowa City, Iowa [Elgin OGS website] I have another Amos (Names) MC Names born 11 May 1785; bapt. 17 Sep 1794 (twin) Palatine, Montgomery Co.,NY. died 9 May 1867 and buried at Brooklyn Cem. (near Byron $ Oregon) Married about .1813 to "Katie" Catherine Westbrook. Born Mar 1790 died 6 June 1861 Rockvalle, IL. Buried at Brooklyn Cem. Amos parents name was Abraham $ Maria (Hoachdeel) Names/MCNames. Amos sibllings were Abraham (Names) MCNames born 15 Sep 1783; Bapt. 19 Oct. 1796 in NY. Anna (Names) MCNames (twin) born 11 May 1785. Peter (Names) MCNames born 7 August 1791 Dutch Ref. Church, Stone Arabia, Mongomery Co., NY. Babt. 17 Sep 1794; married Phebe Brinks (first wife) Second wife was Rachel. James (Jacobus Names)MC Names born 7 August 1791, bapt. 17 Sept 1794, married 4 Sep 1824 to Charlotte Schram in Ontario, Canada. Hannah (Names) MC Names. Hannah (Names) MC Names Married Cornelius Taylor Westbrook Born 1880 Standing Stone, PA. WM Mc Names born about 1780 married about 1840 Shoreham, VT to Lois Ramsdell; died before 1840.This is probably the family that you were looking for. Sorry about the mix up. The Mc Names, Names, Mc Namish and Ancestry of Cornelia Catherine "Katie" (Westbrook) MC Names book was published and was put together by the two writers. The book was not published by a book company. I do have a copy. [http://genforum.genealogy.com/westbrook/messages/1859.html] Amos McNames the last of these [Watson American] settlers, a New Yorker in his mid-twenties, settled on the southern part of lot 38 but returned to the United States, most likely during the War of 1812. Timothy Kilbourn, son of Joseph Kilbourn Sr., later obtained McNames’ improvements."In [November 1813] a millwright named Timothy Kilbourn, son of Joseph Kilbourn Sr., took charge of Amos McNames' vacant location on the northern part of lot 38 in the first concession. Prior to this Kilbourn was apparently living with his father on lot 50, concession A....In 1817 Kilbourn petitioned for lot 38 on which there were now 11 acres of cleared land and a house. Fortunately for him the lot was unencumbered and on June 20, 1818 he received the patent for the north half. Kilbourn's brother, Benjamin later purchased this farm on July 15, 1837 for L100. Brotherly love and natural affection were obviously not major considerations in the sale." [Byron: Pioneer Days in Westminster Township - Guy St-Denis] | MCNAMES, Amos P. (I43)
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| 7190 | Amos was widowed as of the 1881 Census. He was living with his daughter Mary and her husband William Murphy. | MCDONALD, Amos C (I4775)
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| 7191 | Amy is the daughter of Alice Weaver & Wm. Stevens. Children of Parshall Adam Terry.1 & Amy Stevens are: 1. Parshall Terry.2, b September 30, 1778; married Hannah Terry; 2. Mary Terry, b 1780, in New York State; married Joseph Lutz. 3. Mitty or Submission, about 1782, in NY State; married Alexander Gallaway, born 1780. Lived in NewYork until about 1796 when they moved to Michigan. 4. Elizabeth Terry, b about 1781 NY. 5. William Terry, b. c. 1855, at Fort Niagara, NY State; died in Illinois, Physician; married (1) Mary Reeves, b1739 NY; died in Ontario, Canada; married (2) Sara Cox; married (3) Mary Red, she died in Calhoon County, Illinois. 6. Joshua Terry, b 1789 NY, d. Michigan, daughter of Capt Elias Rerves. Alternate parent for research There was an Amy, daughter of Joshua Stevens, living at Goshen, about 20 miles north of NewYork City in 1777. She would have been about 7 years old at the time if source is correct. An Able Stevens moved with his family into Canada after the war & took possession of a grant of land near the Don River, next to that of Parshall Terry II. He stayed there but a short time before he moved on east into Leeds County. Ref: History of Parhsall Terry. - - - | STEVENS, Amy (I1235)
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| 7192 | Amy is the daughter of Grace Nicholson & William Ritchie. Amy Maud Vernon Ritchie married James Smellie, barrister, of the well-known firm of Lewis & Smellie, Ottawa. - - - | RITCHIE, Amy Maud Vernon (I1080)
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| 7193 | Amy is the daughter of Moses Marion Vernon, UE, born 1784, US, & Mary Ann XX, born 1785, step-daughter of Vice-Admiral William Fitzwilliam Owen, R.N. . 1821 July 11, Thomas L Nicholson married at St. George, Charlotte Co., Wednesday, by Rev. Jerome Alley, Thomas L. Nicholson, merchant of this city. Amy, second d/o Moses Vernon of former place (?). Ref: City Gazette, Saint John, NB. Note: Verify Amy's birth & marriage date, too young. 1823 Jun 25, Registred. Thomas L Nicholson of the Parish of Saint John & Any Vernon of the Prish of St. George, were married in the Parish of St. Georbe by Licence this 4th day of July 1882, by me Jerome Alley, Rector. This marriage was solemenized between Thos L Nicholson &k Amy Venor, In the presence of Voses Vernon & Jno J Roberts. Ref: NB Marriage Registeres, Charlotte Co., NB, p86. . 1829 Sep 19, d. Monday, James Vernon Nicholson, infant s/o Thomas L.Nicholson; . 1840 Apr 18, d. Friday, 10th inst., Brunswick Nicholson, s/o Thomas L. Nicholson, Esq., age 11 mos. 21 days. . 1842 Jun 18, d. Carleton (St. John,) Thursday afternoon, 16th inst., Thomas Lawrence Nicholson, only s/o T.L. Nicholson, Esq., age 9. . 1851 Census Saint John, NB. Amy Vernon Nicholson, widow was apparently on the 1851 Census twice, once with her father, mother & brother (plus Grace, Ellen, Vernon Nicholson.) & again separately under Amy Nicholson, widow, with daughters Grace & Ellen & son Moses Nicholson. . 1856 May 10, m. Tuesday eve., 5th inst., at residence of Admiral OWEN in (St. John) city, by Rev. G.M. Armstrong, Rector of St. Mark's, Hon. William Johnston RITCHIE, one of H.M. Justices of the Supreme Court. Grace Vernon Nicholson, d/o late Thomas L. Nicholson, Esq. of this city. Ref: New Brunswick Courier, Saint John. . 1851 Census is the Widow Nicholson is living with her parents?) Moses Vernon, head, age 71/ b 1780 US, Landed NB in 1783 Mary Ann Vernon, wife; age 68 /b. 1783 US, Landed NB 1785 James Vernon, son, age 39/ b.1812, b. NB, Trader Grace Vernon, dau. age 30 /b 1821, NB Amy Nicholson, Widow, Dau., Age 40/ b. 1811 NB Grace Nicholson, granddaughter, age 13, /b. 1838 NB Vernon Nicholson, grandson, age 7 /b 1844 NB. - - - | VERNON, Amy Gardiner GRACE (I867)
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| 7194 | Amy Mae is the daughter of Lottie Anna Valley and Scott A Nicholson. | NICHOLSON, Amy Mae (I2451)
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| 7195 | An "In loving memory" card dated February 1893 gives James Downes' age at death as 69 but according to the birthdate given in his military records, he would have been 75. | DOWNES, James (I445)
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| 7196 | An accountant for a shipping company. Lived in Goderich and then Toronto. First Toronto address was 68 Forest Hill Road (see Alexander Bob Jeffrey Library item 11). | JEFFREY, Alexander Hall (I29)
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| 7197 | An assembly of Jeffrey family data collected by Tom Loghrin | Source (S61)
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| 7198 | An Ethel Goodmurphy died on March 6, 1914 in Belleville, Ontario. Not sure if this is the same Ethel ?? | BAKER, Ethel M (I2141)
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| 7199 | An Excerpt from the Book - Historical Sketches of Prince Edward County by Dr. W.K. Burr - " James Calna left the farm on Christian Street the December following his wife's death on June 28/1911, and spent the last years of his life with his son and wife in Picton." | CALNAN, James (I16006)
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| 7200 | An Isaac Ogden death in 1740 ... could that be his birth year? | OGDEN, Isaac Loyalist (P15061)
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