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| 7451 | August is the son of Henrietta Springer & Ferinand Huhn, both b. Germany. 1971 Feb 21 Obituary August C Huhn, 650 Harrison Ave. Claremont, died Sunday at his home. Born Feb 13, 1875, Cleveland, Wis., er served as a corporal in the infantry during the Spanish Am. War. He came to Claremont from Great Falls, Mon. in 1940. member of Great Falls Masonic Lodge F & Am of Royal Arch Masons, Royal & Select Masons & commander Knight Templer. He was also active in organizations for Spanish American War veterans, including the Charles French amp,Chapter 4. Mr Huhn is survived by a daughter Mrs Urazelle M Lobb, excelsior, Minn. , a stepdaughter. Mrs Ellen R Wheeler of Massachusetts & a grandson of Lomita. Arrangements pending at Todd memorial Chapel Pamona. Ref: Progress Bulletin newspaper, Pomona, California. - - - | HUHN, August Carl (I883)
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| 7452 | Augusta, MI, Plot 2, O 77. | TAYLOR, Major Verl Austin (I331)
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| 7453 | Augustine is the daughter of Mary Smith & Richard Titus. . 1800 Census Clinton, Dutchess Co., New York Augustine Titus: Males 2, boys 10 -15y 1, Males 16-25y 1, Men 26-44y 1, Males 45+1y, Girls 10 under 2, Females 16-25y 2, Women 26-44y.1, Females 45+y 1, Number of members under 16: five, householders over 26y 4. Total 12 people. AUGUSTINE TITUS MORTGAGE DEFAULTS ON FARMS: . 1807 Apr 28 - Whereas Augustine Titus & Waite, his wife & Richard Titus, all of the town of Clinton, did by a certain indenture dated 28 July 1803 to secures the payment of $750 with the interest thereof, mortgage unto George Peters Oakley of Town of Poughkepsie. All that certain tract of land situated in Town of Clinton, Duchess county, which in a certain indenture thereof made between Daniel S Dean & Ann his wife of the first part & the said Augustine Titus & Richard Titus of the second part, bearing date 25 May, 1803, is described as follows: BEGINNING AT A WALNUT SAPLING MARKED STANDING at the 4 east corner of land formerly belong Daniel Ward, now in the possession of Zacheus Newcomb, thence other in side line 22 chairs & 7 links to a stake & stones between several saplings marked, these north 37 degrees east 23 chains & 63 links to a stake & stones, then forth 70 degrees 10 minutes east 5 chains & 44 links to a certain tree marked standing the west side of the said road, thence 59 degrees east 7 chains & 33 links to the lands belonging the said Augustine Titus, tense southerly & westerly in the line of said Titus' land, however it runs to the line between Nine-Partners & Beekman town, whence southerly in said line to the place of beginning containing 55 acres & 17 roods of land. Also all certain indenture thereof made between the widow Sarah Ward of the one part & the said Augustine Titus of the other part bearing date 25 Nov 1784, is described as situated lying & being in Charlotte precinct as a aforesaid in a patent known & described by the name of the creator lowered Nine Partners Lot 9, in the 2nd for general division of said patent, butted & bound as following: BEGININING AT A WALNUT that standing on the east side of the road that leads by Capt. Joseph Hick's to Oswego, thence north 86 degrees east 16 xx 14 links to a stake & sonnets 27 cans & 2 chains to a walnut tree marked standing near chain's line, thence south 2 degrees west 2 chains 89 links to at the above said road runs to the first mentioned bends or place or beginning containing 50 aces of land, said land is bordered on the north by the lands of the said Widow Sara Ward on the east ty land of the said Sarah Ward & the fourth by the lands formerly Col. Bateman's on Bateman's precinct & on the west by the above said road. AND whereas desalt had been made in the payment of the above sum of money with the interest thereon according to the condition of the said indenture. Now I do hereby give public notice according to an act of the Legislature of New York State entitled, an act concerning mortgages passed 6 April, 1801, & pursuant to power continued inside mortgage that I will sell the above described premises with the appurtenances, at public venue at the Hotel of Garwood H Cunningham in Pougkeepsie on the 13 October, next, 7 o'clock the forenoon, & all execute a conveyance to the purchaser. Dated April 2, 1807, George Peters Oakley, Emott & Oakley, Attory. Ref: Pougkeepsie Journal newspaper. . 1812 Feb 12. Letters of Administration, To Benjamin Titus, Town of Broome, Scholarie County, NY. Austin Titus died intestate; granted administration - Benjamin Titus affirmed Augustine Titus was dead. He was old son. He had no Will. Signed, John Ebhard, Surrogate Court. | TITUS, Augustine (I415)
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| 7454 | Augustine is the daughter of Mary Smith & Richard Titus. . 1800 Census Clinton, Dutchess Co., New York Augustine Titus: Males 2, boys 10 -15y 1, Males 16-25y 1, Men 26-44y 1, Males 45+1y, Girls 10 under 2, Females 16-25y 2, Women 26-44y.1, Females 45+y 1, Number of members under 16: five, householders over 26y 4. Total 12 people. Next person is: John Willson, Males 3, boys under 16Y - 2, Females 6 [Total 11 Persons]. AUGUSTINE TITUS MORTGAGE DEFAULTS ON FARMS: . 1807 Apr 28 - Whereas Augustine Titus & Waite, his wife & Richard Titus, all of the town of Clinton, did by a certain indenture dated 28 July 1803 to secures the payment of $750 with the interest thereof, mortgage unto George Peters Oakley of Town of Poughkepsie. All that certain tract of land situated in Town of Clinton, Duchess county, which in a certain indenture thereof made between Daniel S Dean & Ann his wife of the first part & the said Augustine Titus & Richard Titus of the second part, bearing date 25 May, 1803, is described as follows: BEGINNING AT A WALNUT SAPLING MARKED STANDING at the 4 east corner of land formerly belong Daniel Ward, now in the possession of Zacheus Newcomb, thence other in side line 22 chairs & 7 links to a stake & stones between several saplings marked, these north 37 degrees east 23 chains & 63 links to a stake & stones, then forth 70 degrees 10 minutes east 5 chains & 44 links to a certain tree marked standing the west side of the said road, thence 59 degrees east 7 chains & 33 links to the lands belonging the said Augustine Titus, tense southerly & westerly in the line of said Titus' land, however it runs to the line between Nine-Partners & Beekman town, whence southerly in said line to the place of beginning containing 55 acres & 17 roods of land. Also all certain indenture thereof made between the widow Sarah Ward of the one part & the said Augustine Titus of the other part bearing date 25 Nov 1784, is described as situated lying & being in Charlotte precinct as a aforesaid in a patent known & described by the name of the creator lowered Nine Partners Lot 9, in the 2nd for general division of said patent, butted & bound as following: BEGININING AT A WALNUT that standing on the east side of the road that leads by Capt. Joseph Hick's to Oswego, thence north 86 degrees east 16 xx 14 links to a stake & sonnets 27 cans & 2 chains to a walnut tree marked standing near chain's line, thence south 2 degrees west 2 chains 89 links to at the above said road runs to the first mentioned bends or place or beginning containing 50 aces of land, said land is bordered on the north by the lands of the said Widow Sara Ward on the east ty land of the said Sarah Ward & the fourth by the lands formerly Col. Bateman's on Bateman's precinct & on the west by the above said road. AND whereas desalt had been made in the payment of the above sum of money with the interest thereon according to the condition of the said indenture. Now I do hereby give public notice according to an act of the Legislature of New York State entitled, an act concerning mortgages passed 6 April, 1801, & pursuant to power continued inside mortgage that I will sell the above described premises with the appurtenances, at public venue at the Hotel of Garwood H Cunningham in Pougkeepsie on the 13 October, next, 7 o'clock the forenoon, & all execute a conveyance to the purchaser. Dated April 2, 1807, George Peters Oakley, Emott & Oakley, Attory. Ref: Pougkeepsie Journal newspaper. . 1812 Feb 12. Letters of Administration, To Benjamin Titus, Town of Broome, Scholarie County, NY. Austin Titus died intestate; granted administration - Benjamin Titus affirmed Augustine Titus was dead. He was old son. He had no Will. Signed Jon Ebhard, Surrogate Court. | TITUS, Augustine (I1697)
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| 7455 | Aunt Marj died of pancreatic cancer. | HALL, Marjorie Eleanor (P12)
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| 7456 | Aurelius, Ingham Co., MI. Buried with husband Charles Marriott. | PROCTOR, Maude Elmira (I2257)
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| 7457 | Aurie is the daughter of Margaret Henry & Henry H Hutchinson. | HUTCHISON, Aurie Hester (I97)
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| 7458 | Aurora Cemetery? | BESLEY, William Russell (P226)
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| 7459 | Aurora, ON. 1901. | WILLSON, Reta Ethel (I469)
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| 7460 | Austin is the son of Elizabeth Mary Denny, born Aug. 1828, Ireland & Christopher Swackhamer, b. 14 Nov 1824, Acton, Ontario. Christopher was the son of Jacob Swackhammer of Long Valley, New Jersey 1793-1874 Acton, Ontario. . Swackhammer's Hill, which in later days changed its name to Church Hill & now Acton, Ontario. . 1827 Erin Twp., Wellington Co., Assessment, Jacob Swackhammer. . WAR of 1812 Muster Roll of Capt. Abram Nelles' Flank Company, from 24th July to the 24th of August 1812, both days inclusive. - Jacob Swackhammer. Obituary of Austin's father: . 1914 Jul 30 - CHRISTOPHER SWACKHAMER AT REST Was Born Ninety Years Ago on the Farm on which he had lived all his Life VERY LARGE FUNERAL SUNDAY. The death of Christopher Swackhamer, Esq., at his home in Churchill last Thursday, closed the record of a life unique in some respects in any community. Mr. Swackhamer was born on the farm where he died 90 years ago; he lived all his life on this farm & he was buried in Churchill Cemetery, which occupies a site on the northwest corner of the farm, Lot 32, on 3rd line, Esquesing. Mr. Swackhamer was the oldest son of the late Jacob Swackhamer, who was the son of a U. E. Loyalist, who had come over from Pennsylvania & settled at Grimsby. Jacob Swackhamer was a soldier in the war of 1812 & acted as orderly for General Brock & was with him during the battle of Queenston Heights where he fell. After the war Mr. Swackhamer was awarded land grants of 200 acres for his army service. One hundred was the farm Lot 32, Con. 4, Esquesing on which he settled in 1816 or 17 & which for more than 90 years has been known as the "Swackhamer Homestead." The other was the 100 acres in Erin which has been known for several generations as the "Lambert Homestead." This place Mr. Swackhamer traded to Mr. Lambert for a horse whose value was about $70.00. When the father of deceased settled here the foundations for the thriving municipality of Acton were just being laid by the Adams brothers, another U. E. Loyalist family from New York & the history of Acton & of the Swackhamer family have been concurrent for the ninety years & more since. It is worthy of note in passing that three-quarters of a century after Mr. Swackhamer settled here his grandson, Hiram, was elected to the Chief Magistracy of the town he saw in embryo so many years previously & subsequently was elected to the honorable position of Warden of the native county of himself & his father. Deceased was one of a family of 15. He had 13 sisters & 1 brother. Of these the following survive: Hiram, of Ospringe; Mrs. George Martin, Campbellville; Mrs. David Ryder, Erin; & Mrs. Darius Wardell, Guelph. The following sisters predeceased him: Mrs. John Gibbons, Mrs. F. Terryberry, Mrs. Francis Dempsey, Mrs. William L. Worden, Mrs. Samuel Worden, Mrs. David Smith, Mrs. Benjamin Tuck, Mrs. John Ryder, Mrs. James Ryder & Miss Amanda. Mr. Swackhamer was first married to Elizabeth Denny, sister of the late Robert & Samuel Denny, in 1849. She died in 1876 & at Christmas, 1892, he was joined in the bonds of wedlock to Esther Zimmerman, daughter of one of the early residents of Acton, who lived on the farm now owned by Jno. C. Nelson. Mrs. Swackhamer survives him & during his declining years was most devoted to him. For 6 years he was unable to walk, & for 14 months he was bedfast. During this long period Mrs. Swackhamer waited upon him with loving care & he was always most restful & contended when she was at his bedside.Deceased was the father of 11 children all of whom are living & were present at the funeral. There are also 23 grandchildren & 9 great grandchildren. 9 were children of the first wife & 2nd of the second. They are Jacob, of Huttonville; Mrs. Joel Leslie, Erin; Austin, Erin; Mrs. Robert H. Wansbrough, Erin; William, Toronto; Hiram, Acton; Mrs. William Barnes, Toronto; Mrs. Peter Hiltz & Mrs. Smith Griffin, Erin; James Arthur & Clinton, Esquesing. Strong feelings of affection always characterized the family & the Christmas gatherings of the children & grandchildren, with their wives & husbands has been an annual event of pleasurable re-union.Christopher was a man of God & was interested in the church of his fathers from his early boyhood days. When his father, who had been a deacon of the Congregational Church at the Hill for years, died, his mantle fell upon his son Christopher, & until his death he held that holy office. He was a Conservative. For many years he was a very active member of the agricultural societies & was widely known as a prize taker for grain, especially for fall wheat.The funeral on Sunday afternoon was perhaps the largest ever held at Churchill. Not one-half of the large assemblage of friends & neighbors attending could get into the church. The services were conducted by Rev. C. Patterson, the pastor of the church, assisted by Rev. J. C. Wilson, B.A., Acton. The remains were carried to the grave by the 6 sons of the deceased & now rest with his father in view of the surroundings which were so familiar to him for nine-tenths of a century. Ref: Acton Free Press, 30 Jul 1914, page 2, column 3. Research & transcriptions by PJ Ahlberg. Thank you. - - - | SWACKHAMER, Thomas AUSTIN (I672)
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| 7461 | Austin is the son of Waite Willson & Elias Doane. First marriage 1757 Oct 29 to Louise A McCarter, d 1871 Aug 31 & married her sister: > Ontario Marriage Registration # 13722-95, 9 Oct 1872 - Austin Titus Doan, age 38 years, widower, Dentist, b 1834, Sharon, Merchant, Children of Peace, son of Elias & Waite Doan, married Maria McCarty, age 26, b 1834, East Gwillimbury, Ontario daughter of Jesse & Waite Ann Doan, Church of England. Wit: Absolom Wilson & Harriet Ann Wilson, location not given (=Sharon, ON.) Place of marriage, New Connextion Parsonage (Methodist) Married by Rev. S B Gundy (Methodist.) Note one of 3 weddings on the same day, in Toronto: 1. Jerusha Doan to Harriet Ann Stokes. 2. David Wilson Hughes to Jerusha Doan. 3. Austin Titus Doan to Maria J McCarty. - - - | DOAN, Austin Titus (I192)
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| 7462 | Austin Twp. | SMITH, Rebecca BECKY (I413)
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| 7463 | Austin Twp., MI. | MEREDITH, Jesse (I21)
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| 7464 | Austin's son James was appointed adminsitrator of Austin's estate when the will was probated April 1789. The probate papers are on file in the Annapolis County Court House. Austin Smith and his brother Francis were among town officials in Orange County NY in 1775 and 1776. F. K. Smith writes, "At the beginning of the Revolution Austin Smith signed the Association Articles but appears to have changed his views and later he became a Loyalist (my capitalization). Not refraining from expressing their sympathies by both words and actions, he and others were for a time under arrest and the subjects of considerable attention from the Governor and other Officials. Later, he is found in Nova Scotia where at least two sons were with him in Annapolis County." | SMITH, Capt. Austin UEL (I2834)
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| 7465 | Austin, Texas | HARTMAN, Viola (I1353)
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| 7466 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I654)
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| 7467 | Author of the "Little Brown Bear" | UPHAM, Elizabeth BETTY (I1162)
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| 7468 | Author suggested by DLC in OCLC.|||1991 microform edition lacks preface. | Source (S-2051686083)
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| 7469 | Aylmer, Elgin Co. Ont. Plot 23. White sandstone recubant monument, cracked 2011. | BENTLEY, Amos Sr (I927)
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| 7470 | b. 40 Mile Creek (Grimsby). Aged 72y, farmer wife. (No CODeath given). | FELKER, Sarah .1 (I579)
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| 7471 | b. at 3 P.M. - in Indian Neck, Tinton Falls, near Eatontown, New Jersey. | BOGGS, Robert Morris Sr. (I385)
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| 7472 | b. at Grandfather J Willson's farm. | WILLSON, Lieut. Stillwell The Elder (I17)
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| 7473 | b. c 1801 NY. Age 86. | WILLSON, Sarah Ann .5 (I184)
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| 7474 | b. Lawrence & Yonge St. | LAWRENCE, Henry Peter .ii (I585)
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| 7475 | b. Oklahoma. Ref: Death Cert. | SITTON, Cordelia MAYE (I81)
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| 7476 | b. Palermo Ref: T.O. Necropolis Burial records. | PARKS, Elizabeth Garner BESSIE (I2284)
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| 7477 | B. South Norwalk, USA | LOYS, Mortimer William (I2441)
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| 7478 | B. Sunday night about 11 o'clock. DUE: Daughter of Empire Loyalist. | LAWRENCE, Margaret DUE, .iii (I57)
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| 7479 | b. Winston, AL. COD: Asthma, cardiac compensation. | SITTON, Cicero Silas .1 (I13)
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| 7480 | b.bWilliam Monroe died a the age of 31, on Nov 1 1903, after getting went riding a horse from Rolla to Summersville. He had attended a medical meeting in St. Louis. He had previously had measles and tuberculosis. . John & Phebe Myers, son, William Monroe taught school several years before enrolling in Barnes Medical College in St. Louis and graduated in 1896. He married Eva May Ross on Dec 9, 1896. They lived in Summersville where he practiced medicine. The couple had one son, Herbert Ross, who was born Nov 30, 1897. Eva May died Mar 15, 1900. He married (second) Flora Ford on Nov 13, 1901. . At age 31, he died Nov 1, 1903, after getting wet riding a horse from Rolla to Summerville. He had attended a medical meeting in St. Louis. He had previously had measles & tuberculosis. After the death of his parents, Herb Ross was raised by is grandparents, Mr Mrs John S Myers at Ellis Prairie. Herbert Ross Myers was married to Gladys Edna Wheeler (Mar 21, 1920); Herbert Monroe (Apr 25, 1921 - Sept 16, 1923); Wanda Dorene Norris (April 3, 1923) & Shirley Jacqueline Gentry (Feb 8, 1936). Herbert Ross was a general livestock farmer & lived on his grandfather's farm. He was active in community affairs, serving as a school board director and an Agriculture Adjustment Administration committeeman. They attended the Ellis Prairie Baptist Church. He drowned Oct 26, 1940, in Piney River while fishing near Sand Shoals. Ref: Virginia Myers Murphy, Houston [Missouri]. - - - | MYERS, Dr. William MONROE (I17)
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| 7481 | Bad Laasphe Feudingen. | Family (F593)
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| 7482 | BAHLS PETERSOHN, Jennie H. Newton Union Cemetery Jasper County, Iowa d/o Charles C. & Mary (Glawe) Bahls | BAHLS CHRISTIANSEN PETERSOHN, Jennie (P101)
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| 7483 | Bailey genealogy: James John etc. findagrave After Isaac's death she married at Newbury, 3 Jun 1756, Caleb Moody [Vital Records of Newbury, Massachusetts to the End of the Year 1849Vol. II - Marriages & Deaths (Salem, MA: The Essex Institute; 1911), 2:33 | Family (F850)
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| 7484 | Bailey's Grove, Hancock, Iowa | WASHBURN, Nancy F (P4129)
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| 7485 | Bainbridge, MI | SCHAUS, William M (I1449)
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| 7486 | Bainbridge, MI. | OSBORN, Gladys F (I794)
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| 7487 | Bainbridge, MI. Bainbridge Twp. Cemetery which adjoins it. | BELLINGER, Henry Bohlimnger (I1139)
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| 7488 | Bainbridge. | OSBORN, Gladys F (I1751)
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| 7489 | Bainbrige, MI. | BELLINGER, Henry (I2261)
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| 7490 | Baldwin | SUBER, William (Thomas) Thomas (I11063)
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| 7491 | Ballenger & Richards twenty-sixth annual Denver city directory : containing a complete list of the inhabitants, institutions, incorporated companies, manufacturing establishments, business, business firms, etc. in the city of Denver for 1898. | Source (S391171034)
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| 7492 | Ballinafad. | SELWOOD, Elizabeth Ann (I448)
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| 7493 | Balmoral Cemetery, Hagersville, Ontario | MUNT, Winnifred Sandes (P1169)
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| 7494 | Balmoral United Church Cemetery | VANDERBURGH, Ines Hermoine (P1008)
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| 7495 | Balmoral United Church Cemetery | TEMPLE, Francis A (P1177)
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| 7496 | Banbridge Twp., Berrien Co., MI. | LAWRENCE, Phoebe L (I1448)
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| 7497 | Bangor, MI. | HAMILTON, Blanche Alexandria .2 (I85)
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| 7498 | Bangor, MI. | HAMILTON, Alexander (I340)
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| 7499 | Bangor, MI. | GOSS, Alfred P (I2432)
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| 7500 | Bangor, Michigan | ROBINSON, Nina Blanche (I390)
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