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| 3801 | estimated | Hider, William (I3548)
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| 3802 | estimated | Minard, Catharine Ann (I16833)
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| 3803 | estimated | Family (F1499)
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| 3804 | estimated date | Moore, Thomas (I3370)
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| 3805 | estimated date | Burnham, John (I3504)
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| 3806 | estimated date | Burnham, Mary (I3509)
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| 3807 | estimated date | Burnham, Sybil (I3524)
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| 3808 | estimated date | Smith, Samuel (I3537)
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| 3809 | estimated date | Moore, Elizabeth (I3561)
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| 3810 | estimated date | Stebbins, Mary (I3571)
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| 3811 | estimated date | Holcombe, Elizabeth (I3626)
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| 3812 | estimated date | Gaylord, Elizabeth (I3631)
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| 3813 | estimated date | Drake, Mary (I3633)
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| 3814 | estimated date | Wilcockson, Joseph (I3685)
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| 3815 | estimated date | Gaylord, Walter (I3722)
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| 3816 | estimated date | Wilcockson, Obadiah (I3818)
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| 3817 | estimated date | Cadwell, Thomas (I3826)
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| 3818 | estimated date | Moore, Hannah (I3859)
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| 3819 | estimated date | Drake, Jacob (I4960)
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| 3820 | estimated date | Drake, John (I5634)
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| 3821 | estimated from age at date of death | Hahn, Johann Herman (I4443)
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| 3822 | estimated from age at death | Apel, Anna Catharina (I4447)
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| 3823 | estimated from date at | Apel, Andreas (I4432)
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| 3824 | estimated-1st child 1798 or 1799 | Family (F1568)
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| 3825 | etails Obituary for Rilla K. (Cragle) Woods Posted 10 Apr 2022 by Katherine L Patch-Short Southington Citizen, The (CT) May 2, 2008 | Page: 18 Rilla K. (Cragle) Woods of Southington died April 27, 2008. She was the wife of late John N. Woods to whom she was married for more than 50 years. Born Feb. 26, 1928, in Plymouth Township, Pa., daughter of the late Oscar and Pearl Cragle, she was a longtime Southington resident. She loved to do puzzles and spent many hours playing Ms. Pacman. She is survived by her three daughters and husbands Laura and Joseph Mushrall, Rilla and Carmine Marcuccio, and Sarah and Mark Carrier; a stepdaughter, Mary Forsyth; 12 grandchildren and 13 greatgrandchildren. She was predeceased by a stepdaughter Marilyn Baranski, seven brothers and one sister. A gathering of family and friends was held April 30, 2008 at the Plantsville Memorial Funeral Home. Burial will be private and at the convenience of the family. Memorial donations may be made to Southington Social Services, 200 North Main St., Southington, CT 06489 or Tabernacle of Faith Giving Back Program, 1445 West St., Southington, CT 06489. https://infoweb.newsbank.com/ | Cragle, Rilla (I14378)
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| 3826 | Eunice Newton and Aaron Newton are twice 2nd cousins. The common ancestors are 1) Edward Larkin/Joanna Hale and 2) Richard Newton/Anne-Hannah Loker. | Newton, Aaron (I9139)
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| 3827 | Eunice Newton and Aaron Newton are twice 2nd cousins. The common ancestors are 1) Edward Larkin/Joanna Hale and 2) Richard Newton/Anne-Hannah Loker. | Newton, Eunice (I9140)
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| 3828 | Evergreen Cemetery | Kittle, Calvin Ellsworth (I5005)
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| 3829 | Evergreen Cemetery | Kittle, Elwin G (I5007)
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| 3830 | Evergreen Cemetery | Pangborn, Velma M (I5123)
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| 3831 | Evergreen Cemetery | Kittle, Dale (I5622)
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| 3832 | Evergreen, Cemetery, Grand Blanc Township, Genesee, Michigan | Phelps, Jerome (I5128)
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| 3833 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I12889)
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| 3834 | Extensive Maser family genealogy prepared and well documented by Derek Sturges | Source (S36)
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| 3835 | EXTRACT FROM "10 GENERATIONS OF THE DESCENDANTS OF CLAUDIN RUTTAN" 18. Paul RUTAN was born before 20 Mar 1685 in Esopus, Ulster, New York. Christened on 20 Mar 1685 in New Paltz, Ulster, New York. Died after 1740 in New York. NAME: Listed as POLUS and PAULUS in the 1984 New York IGI. CHRISTENING: Baptized in the French church in New Paltz. GODPARENTS: Haghe Frere and Catherine Blancour RESIDENCE: "He evidently moved to Philipsburgh Manor, which was about twenty-five miles north of New York City." (Ruttan, 1986 p.13). MARRIAGE: "On October 10, 1708, in the Old Dutch Church of Sleepy Hollow (now the First Reformed Church of Tarrytown, New York), he married Engeltje (Angelica) Davidse who had been born about 1690 at Laval in 'Canida,' a daughter of Mathys and Debra Davids." (Ruttan, 1986 p.13). He married Engeltje DAVIDSE on 10 Oct 1708 in Tarrytown, Westchester, New York. Engeltje DAVIDSE was born about 1690 in Laval, Quebec. Died about 1716 in Philipsburgh Man, New York. BIRTH: Born at Laval "Canida" (Ruttan, 1986 p.13). NAME: Angelica same given name. They had the following children: +33 i. Abraham RUTAN +34 ii. William RUTAN 35 iii. Jacob RUTAN was born about Mar 1712 in Philipsburgh Man, Westchester, New York. Christened on 25 Mar 1712 in Tarrytown, Westchester, New York. Died about 1713 in Philipsburgh Man, Westchester, New York. Buried in New York. 36 iv. Jacob RUTAN was born about May 1714 in Philipsburgh, Westchester, New York. Christened on 26 May 1714 in Tarrytown, Westchester, New York. CHRISTENING: 25 MAR 1714 in "Winchester, Erie, New York" according to IGI "His sponsors were his mother's brother Carel Davidse and his wife, Antje" (Ruttan, 1986 p.13). 37 v. Daniel RUTAN was born on 19 Jun 1716 in Philipsburgh Man, Westchester, New York. Christened on 20 Jun 1716 in Tarrytown, Westchester, New York. He also married Elizabeth FOSHIER on 31 Jan 1719 in Philipsburgh, New York. Elizabeth FOSHIER was born in 1698 in of Phillipburgh, New York. Died after 1740 in of New Jersey. NAME: Sometimes given as FOUSHIER, VOUSHIE, or FOSHAY. MARRIAGE: 2nd Marriage listed as being in Tarrytown, Westchester, NY, in IGI. They had the following children: 38 i. Martje RUTAN was born about Dec 1719 in Philipsburgh Man, Westchester, New York. Christened on 19 Apr 1720 in Tarrytown, Westchester, New York. NAME: May be spelled Marytje or Maritje. CHRISTENING: "She was baptized April 19, 1720, in the Old Dutch Church of Sleepy Hollow" now the First Reformed Church of Tarrytown, Westchester, New York (Ruttan, 1986 p.13). 39 ii. Johannes RUTAN was born about Nov 1720 in of Hackensack, Bergen, New Jersey. Christened on 23 Nov 1720 in Hackensack, Bergen, New Jersey. Died about 1721 in of Hackensack, Bergen, New Jersey. +40 iii. Elizabeth RUTAN +41 iv. Evaatje RUTAN 42 v. Johannes RUTAN was born about Jul 1731 in of Hackensack, Bergen, New Jersey. Christened on 8 Aug 1731 in Hackensack, Bergen, New Jersey. 43 vi. David RUTAN was born in 1740 in Paramus, Bergen, New Jersey. Christened on 24 Oct 1740 in Paramus, Bergen, New Jersey. CHRISTENING: Dutch Refromed Church. | Rutan, PaulusPaul (I7554)
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| 3836 | EXTRACT FROM "10 GENERATIONS OF THE DESCENDANTS OF CLAUDIN RUTTAN" 3. Claude RUTTAN was christened on 19 Oct 1590 in Saint-Mihiel, Lorraine, France. Died on 2 Sep 1658 in of Metz, Lorraine, France. OCCUPATION: He was a master draper. CHRISTENING: "Extract of the registers of acts of the civil state of the town of St. Mihiel (Meuse). 'In the year 1590, the 19th of October, was baptized Claude son of Claudin Ruttan and Catherine his wife, godfather Georges Gouboux, godmother Marguerite daughter of Hirton Thomas' ______ certfied conformed , St. Mihiel, the 11th of March 1907, the Mayor, O. Charron." [The original of this record at Saint-Mihiel is no longer legible.] (Ruttan, 1986 p. 6). MARRIAGE: He was married in the Reformed Church of Metz. He married Sarah BIGENE on 21 Apr 1613 in Metz, Lorraine, France. Sarah BIGENE was born about 1590 in Metz, Lorraine, France. They had the following children: 4 i. Judith RUTTAN was christened on 30 Dec 1616 in Metz, Lorraine, France. 5 ii. Marie RUTTAN was christened on 30 Dec 1616 in Metz, Lorraine, France. 6 iii. Jean RUTTAN was christened in May 1618 in Metz, Lorraine, France. +7 iv. Daniel RUTTAN 8 v. Abraham RUTTAN was christened on 9 Jan 1624 in Metz, Lorraine, France. | Ruttan, Claud (I7720)
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| 3837 | EXTRACT FROM "10 GENERATIONS OF THE DESCENDANTS OF CLAUDIN RUTTAN" 40. Elizabeth RUTAN was born about 1721 in New York. She married Matthew VANDERLINDEN in 1733. Matthew VANDERLINDEN was born about 1720. Died after 1733. She also married William HUFF about 1739. William HUFF was born about 1720. | Rutan, Elizabeth (I7570)
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| 3838 | EXTRACT FROM "10 GENERATIONS OF THE DESCENDANTS OF CLAUDIN RUTTAN" 9. Daniel RUTAN was born in of Metz, Lorraine, France. Christened on 10 Apr 1644 in Metz, Lorraine, France. Died on 23 Dec 1675 in Metz, Lorraine, France. He married Marie RODERQUIN about 1664 in France. Marie RODERQUIN was born about 1644 in France. Died on 12 Jul 1675 in of Metz, Lorraine, France. They had the following children: 16 i. Paul RUTAN was born about 1665 in of Metz, Lorraine, France. | Rutan, Daniel (I7718)
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| 3839 | EXTRACT FROM "10 GENERATIONS OF THE DESCENDANTS OF CLAUDIN RUTTAN" FIRST GENERATION 1. Claudin RUTTAN Furrier was born about 1564 in Saint-Mihiel, Lorraine, France. Died about 1613 in Saint-Mihiel, Lorraine, France. ORIGINS: "The Ruttan family were huguenots who fled from France after the massacre of St. Bartholomew in 1572 and went to England, then back to Holland where they amassed a large fortune." (Reaman, 1964 pp. 218-219). ORIGINS: "Dumont, a Judge of Saint-Mihiel, author of Nobiliaraire de Saint-Mihiel, printed in 1864 at Nancy, quotes an earlier author, one Dom Pelletier, who wrote Nobiliiaire de Lorraine, as placing the Rutants among the aristocratic families of France for over a century and as saying that it had been indicated, probably without proof, that the family came from England. Dumont goes on to say that the first of the name in Saint-Mihiel were of the middle class and were entirely engaged in commerce where by there knowledge and energy they prospered. He suggests that the first of the name could have been one Philippe who, in 1506, was a leading draper or cloth merchant. Ferri, said to be a son of Philippe, had a son Jean, who had four sons, Nicolas, Jaques, Jean, and Pierre. Dumont provides biographies of these four and of another member of the family named Florentine, who were enobled by Charles III, Duke of Lorraine, between 1567 and 1599. We are told by Dumont that Jean, in 1554, lent the Town of Saint-Mihiel fifty gold crowns to present to the Duchess of Lorraine and that in 1589 the Abbe of Saint-Mihiel bought from Jaques 'quantities of Buckram and Silk and Gold thread' required by Abbe Merlin for uniforms for his soldiers at the time of the Holy League. Many other Rutants are recorded as being appointed to high civil and military positions. So far as the writer knows, no evidence has been found that proves that the Rutans or Ruttans of America and Canada are direct descendants of the Rutants of Lorraine. But in the final paragraph of his record of Florentine and his family, Dumont states that it was often said that there were in Saint-Mihiel many other Rutants, nobelmen and commoners, who had not been listed in his book for lack of certainty. He mentions one Blaise Rutant, by profession a dealer in trimmings of lace and braid, who being unable to make a living in Saint-Mihiel, obtained permission to move to Metz, which he did in 1608. Dumont adds, 'he was a son of Claude.' Dumont closes by saying that, in 1636 other Rutants, descendants of Ferri, left Saint-Mihiel in order to avoid persecution as Protestants. The earliest documented records of the ancestors of the Rutan or Ruttan family of North america were found in the Saint-Mihiel civil registers of the year 1590 where Claudin Ruttan, furrier, and Catherine, his wife, are recorded as parents of Claude at his baptism on October 19, 1590." (Ruttan, 1986 pp.9-10). He married Catharine about 1584 in France. Catharine was born about 1568 in Saint Mihiel, Meuse, France. They had the following children: +2 i. Blaise RUTTAN +3 ii. Claude RUTTAN | Ruttan, Claudin (I7602)
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| 3840 | EXTRACT FROM "http://www.jgenea.com/Ruttan_Farmily_History.html" 1. FERRY1 RUTANT was born Abt. 1500 in St. Mihiel, Lorraine, France. Notes for FERRY RUTANT: "The first record is of Ferry Rutan when he was mayor of St. Mihiel in 1534. The mob violence (of the religious war) struck first at St. Mihiel and the Rutan family fled to Metz where they established themselves in their various pursuits of good citizenship. It is to be noted that the records show this ancestry to be of noble birth, as a descendant of Ferry Rutan was exempt from tax in 1659 because of his "rank of the privileged." There is no doubt but Blaise Rutan and Claude Rutant were children of Ferry Rutan or at least decendents. It is to be noted that each of these brothers, Blaise and Claude, had a son named Daniel, and Claude had a son Abraham, b. 1624. "When the mob violence hit the city of Metz, the Rutan family, or at least some of them escaped with a party of friends, to Manheim, Lower Palatinate, Germany. Even there they were not safe as they were harassed by the French, so they moved on from Germany to Holland and then to America. (This is an error; the fact was that the former ruler of Manheim had died. He had given refuge to hundreds of the harassed Reformists. His successor was a strict Catholic and forced his subjects to follow his faith). Child of FERRY RUTANT is: 2. i. FLORENTINE (BLAISE)2 RUTANT/RUTTAN, b. 1545, Metz, Nievre, Bourgogne, France; d. 1560. | Rutant, Ferry (I7714)
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| 3841 | EXTRACT FROM "http://www.jgenea.com/Ruttan_Farmily_History.html" Generation 2 2. FLORENTINE (BLAISE)2 RUTANT/RUTTAN (FERRY1 RUTANT) was born 1545 in Metz, Nievre, Bourgogne, France, and died 1560. He married MARGUERITE DECRAON. She was born 1545, and died 1600. Notes for FLORENTINE (BLAISE) RUTANT/RUTTAN: The following statistics were obtained from papers belonging to Mrs. Abraham R. Rutan, Mrs. James Doty, Mr. Abram A. Rheutan, and Mrs. C. Wilson. Material was obtained from French documents and letters from various French officials. The Rutan family is of remote antiquity. Proof has been uncovered in France of the family having come from noble blood and of its having been associated with the vicinity of St. Mihiel in Lorraine, and later of Metz in Moselle, during the l5th, l6th, and 17th centuries prior to the coming of the first member of its family to America. Some of the noblest families of France have been those whose names have become associated with Huguenot history and for many years prior to the Reformation their names had become famed for distinguished services, of such a family was the Rutan. Louis Moreri (1614 - 1680), French historian mentions the Rutant (old form of spelling) family as a distinguished one and Dom Pelletier, author of the Nobiliarire of Barrois", classes the Rutants amongst the aristocratic families of France for over a century. Among the first European members of the Rutan, or Rutant family of whom records can be found were Philip and Ferry Rutant. They, and their descendants, were residents of the town of St. Mihiel on the river LaMeuse in Lorraine, now the province of Meuse. The family was well known as drapers, or cloth merchants and manufacturers of laces, cloths, etc. Child of FLORENTINE RUTANT/RUTTAN and MARGUERITE DECRAON is: 3. i. CLAUDE3 RUTANT/RUTTAN, b. Abt. 1560, Saint-Mihiel, Lorraine, France; d. Abt. 1613, Saint-Mihiel, Lorraine, France. | Rutant, Florentine Blaise (I7715)
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| 3842 | Extracted from microfilmed transcriptions of the original church records. The microfilmed records are located at the Family History Library. | Source (S1116)
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| 3843 | Extraction of records online at NEHGS | Source (S126)
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| 3844 | extrapolated from all facts | Shultz, Jesse Zephaniah (I6011)
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| 3845 | Fairgrove Cemetery | Phelps, Sarah Rebecca (I6536)
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| 3846 | fairgrove cemetery has a fredrick irish dod 2/22/1977 Fairgrove public library-on-line obit: Name: Irish, Fredrick Database ID #: 499 Spouse: Katherine Meisel Birth Date: 6/8/1893 Place of Birth: Fairgrove Township Date of Death: 2/23/1977 Place of Death: Akron Cemetery: Brookside Survived By: Daughter-Carol Irish. Sister-Ellen Holmes. Brothers-Jack,Louis,and Vernard Irish. Several nieces and nephews. Miscellaneous: W.W.l veteran, and a member of the Theron Atwood Sr. American Legion Post No. 7 of Caro. | Irish, Fredrick (I5018)
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| 3847 | fairgrove cemetery has alfred irish dod 6/5/1946 tuscola death index is Vol46 P304 probate file is cal#11 file #13334 | Irish, Alfred (I5925)
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| 3848 | fairgrove cemetery reading | Bills, Eunice Rosina (I5260)
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| 3849 | Fairgrove Cemetery, Fairgrove, Tuscola, MI | Schultz, William Andrew (I5173)
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| 3850 | Fairview Cemetery | Smith, Mabel Clementine (I4726)
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| 3851 | Familes of Early Milford states that Mary is the probably daughter of Thomas Curtis. No info on Thomas is included in the book. | Curtis, Mary (I9004)
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| 3852 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I14959)
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| 3853 | familysearch.org | Source (S413)
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| 3854 | Farmer from Berghausen, Braunfels, Germany. Son of the widow of Bernhardt Becker. There are three Becker families on the Kukkus First Settlers List (David, Balthasar and Johann Adam). All three originate from Berghausen, Solms-Braunfels Principality, Hessen, Germany. From information in the Solms-Braunfels Archives we know that David is the son of Bernhardt Becker, but the other Beckers are not mentioned in that document. Birthdates for the three are 1743, 1745 and 1747. Information from the Ortsfamilienbuch of Werdorf, Braunfels shows that the three above mentioned Kukkus immigrants are indeed all children of Johann Bernhard Becker. Unfortunately, the mothers name is not listed. Name David Becker of Berghausen appears in Solms-Braunfels Archives as asking to emigrate to Volga Russia in 1766. It is also mentioned that he is the son of Bernhardt Becker. The other two Beckers are not mentioned in those archives. All three Becker families in Kukkus are from Berghausen, the same town in Braunfels. David and Balzer are in the same family group on the transport List. Johann Adam does not appear on the transport list (It is not complete). Marquadt & Mai #344: David Becker from Berghausen in the area of Gräfenstein & Anna Maria Steckenmeister from Allendorff in the area of Gräfenstein, married 17 May 1766 in Friedburg. 1766 Kuhlberg List #3551 David Becker The Luebeck Ship, Skipper Wiebe Heinrichson 8 Aug 1766 Ref, farmer from Braunfels Wife: Margaretha 1766-1767 Transport Lists #451 David Becker, ref Wife: Anna Margreta 1767 Kukkus First Settler List #31 Age 22, ref, farmer from Berghausen, Braunfels Wife: Katharina Elisabeth 21 Daughter: Anna Margaretha 2 weeks The wife of David Becker b. 1745-1748 is listed on four different documents as Margaretha (in 1766), Anna Margaretha (in 1767), as Katharina Elisabeth (in 1767) and is Margaretha in 1798 as the widow of David Becker. If the 1767 document was incorrect we could assume that Anna Margaretha was his only wife. Otherwise we would have to assume multiple wives to make sense of this. The church book of Werdorf identifies has wife as Anna Maria Steckenmesser of Allendorf. According to Marquadt & Mai #344: David Becker from Berghausen in the area of Gräfenstein & Anna Maria Steckenmeister from Allendorff in the area of Gräfenstein, married 17 May 1766 in Friedburg. For now we are assuming that Anna Maria and Anna Margaretha are the same person and that the listing of Katharina Elisabeth is a mistake. To assume otherwise would imply the existence of 4 different wives, 2 named Margaretha, one Katharina Elisabeth and one named Anna Maria. | Becker, David (I9372)
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| 3855 | Father given as James Felker | Felker, Elizabeth Catherine (I5698)
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| 3856 | Father married 1716, Hezekiah listed in will as eldest son. Therefore, probably born by 1720. (www.archive.org/stream/calendarofnewjer06newj/calendarofnewjer06newj_djvu.txt) 1776, Feb 29. Allen, Hezekiali, of Shrewsbury Township, Monmouth County; will of. Grandson, David Allen, £1. Daughters, Mary Allen and Martha Allen, all my wool now on the sheeps' backs. Rest of estate to be sold. Son, James. £10. Son, Jonathon, £10. Children-Mary Allen, James Allen, Jonathon Allen, Catharine Allen and Martha Allen, the rest. Executors-friends, Edward Patterson Cook and Benjamin Jackson. Witnesses-Christopher Romine, John Lawrence. Proved May 28, 1776. Lib 21, P. 91. Unconfirmed that Hezekiah is the correct parent for this Catharine Allen. Perhaps the wrong person. See notes under Catharine Allen. The Hezekiah allen who died 16 Aug 1775 is a different Hezekiah Allen | Allen, Hezikiah (I2186)
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| 3857 | Father May be Richard Lownsborough of Hachness parish, Yorkshire, Eng - Not Proven | Lounsbury, Richard (I4602)
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| 3858 | father's will went to her child | Osborn, Mary (I3613)
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| 3859 | Ferguson Cemetery | Gordon, Eli Grant (I5882)
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| 3860 | Fern Anna Dilts, 89 Of Missouri Sedalia Democrat, The (MO) - Monday, March 12, 2012 Fern Anna Dilts, age 89, of Sedalia, died on Saturday, March 10, 2012 at Fair View Nursing Home. She was born on March 23, 1922 in Ithaca, Michigan, daughter of Vernon and Lydia Phelps Gulick. She was married on July 24, 1942 in Ithaca, Michigan to Vern C. Dilts and he preceded her in death on March 11, 1998. Fern graduated from Ithaca High School in Ithaca, Michigan. She was head grocery clerk at Giant Supermarket in Alma, Michigan. She moved to Sedalia in 1982. She was a member of Community Of Christ Church where she sang in the choir and also did solos in church. She enjoyed being a seamstress, doing crafts, cooking, baking and making pies for the local restaurants. She loved spending time with her family especially her grandchildren and great grandchildren. She is survived by two daughters, Tonda Resch and her husband Greg of Sedalia, Katrinka Wiltse and her husband Terry of Sedalia; one brother, Harold Gulick of El Dorado, Arkansas; five grandchildren, Tim Resch of Sedalia, Kendra Allan of Baltimore, Maryland, Tara McConnell of Kansas City, Missouri, Trevor Wiltse of Omaha, Nebraska, Teana Nations of Kansas City, Missouri; twelve great grandchildren. She was preceded by two brothers, Lee Gulick and Glen Gulick There will be a celebration of her life at 10:00 A.M. Wednesday, March 14, 2012 at the Community Of Christ Church at 2000 South Ingram in Sedalia with Pastor Mary Jo Sartin officiating. Serving as pallbearers will be Terry Wiltse, Greg Resch, Tim Resch, Trevor Wiltse, Douglas McConnell, Travis Nations. The family will receive friends from 5:00 P.M. until 7:00 P.M. Tuesday at Ewing-Schutte-Semler Funeral Home. Burial will be in Crown Hill Cemetery. Memorials may be given to the Community Of Christ Church. You may sign the book online at ewingschuttesemlerfh.com publication logo Sedalia Democrat, The (MO) - Monday, March 12, 2012 | Gulick, Fern Anna (I6855)
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| 3861 | Fifth Census of the United States, 1830. (NARA microfilm publication M19, 201 rolls). Records of the Bureau of the Census, Record Group 29. National Archives, Washington, D.C. | Source (S506)
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| 3862 | Fifth Census of the United States, 1830. (NARA microfilm publication M19, 201 rolls). Records of the Bureau of the Census, Record Group 29. National Archives, Washington, D.C. | Source (S1106)
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| 3863 | Filby, P. William, ed. <i>Passenger and Immigration Lists Index, 1500s-1900s</i>. Farmington Hills, MI, USA: Gale Research, 2012. | Source (S298)
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| 3864 | Finaagrave.com Son of: Phillip Shawl and Ada Rabideau Husband of: Sandra McFall, married August 26, 1967 in Cheboygan, Cheboygan County, Michigan. Daughter of Kenneth Alvin McFall and Alice Rosalie Kunz. Source: Cheboygan County Marriage Records. Phillip Allen Shawl Jr., 76, was a beloved husband, father, and grandfather who passed away at his home Nov. 3, 2021 due to a battle with lung cancer. He was born May 19, 1945 in Cheboygan, MI. - the son of Phillip and Ada (Rabideau) Shawl. He grew up and lived his entire life in Cheboygan. Phillip married Sandra McFall of Onaway August 26, 1967. Phillip retired from Cheboygan Area Schools in 2007 where he was a custodian and bus driver for 21 years. He also served in the National Guard for six years. His true love was being an avid outdoorsman. Hunting, Fishing, and Trapping kept Phil busy all year long. During the spring and early fall, young Phil and family could be found perch fishing on Drummond Island. Come late fall and early winter Phil turned to the woods of Onaway where he found the most joy in preparing his family for a successful deer season. Watching his family get a buck year after year because of his teachings was the ultimate prize for Phil, nothing made him happier. Come winter, Phil was a professional trapper along the waterways of Cheboygan. He was a frequent participant in the Fur Harvesters Auction out of Ontario, Canada, where he received top awards for processing his beaver, otter, mink, and fox furs. Survivors include his wife, Sandra, of Cheboygan; two beautiful daughters, Lori (Jeff) Ostman of Mackinaw City and Valerie (Grant) Carlson of Gobles, MI.; and five grandchildren, Ashley (Dylan) Darrow, Jeffrey and Amy Ostman of Mackinaw City, and Samantha and Gage Carlson of Gobles. Phil was preceded in death by his parents Phillip and Ada Shawl of Cheboygan, Michigan. Church services are to be held at the Covenant Church in Cheboygan, Saturday, December 4, 2021, with a visitation from 10 AM - 11 PM, followed by a service and luncheon - everyone welcomed. Family suggests memorials contributions made to the Cheboygan Sportsmen Club. Courtesy of the Cheboygan Daily Tribune, November 15, 2021. Research by Sherri L. Czuchra | Shawl, Phillip (I9470)
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| 3865 | Find A Grave | Source (S702)
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| 3866 | Find A Grave | Source (S723)
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| 3867 | Find a Grave shows him born 1852. That cannot be correct. His fathers death record has him dying in 1848. I am estimating that he was born about 1848. In fact, his father's death record states 'estimated birth year'. It also states mother of Jane Phelps and father of Perkins. | Perkins, James A (I12841)
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| 3868 | Find A Grave, : Find A Grave | Source (S356)
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| 3869 | Find A Grave. Find A Grave. http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi: accessed 15 February 2013. | Source (S304)
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| 3870 | findagr | Shaw, Daniel (I7253)
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| 3871 | findagrave.com | Schimmelpenny, Richard Wayne (I384)
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| 3872 | findagrave.com | Winters, Emma (I2078)
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| 3873 | findagrave.com | Willard, James Earl (I5195)
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| 3874 | findagrave.com | Willard, Jack E (I6636)
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| 3875 | findagrave.com | Source (S527)
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| 3876 | FindAGrave.com: Son of George Phillip Shawl and Margaret Spare Brother of Francis Anthony Shawl (1846NY-1912), Frederick William Shawl (1850-1938MI), David George Shawl (1853MI-1932), Theodore Richard Shawl (1856MI-1944), Married Minnie Seeley about 1879 Father of Bertha Shawl Blissner (1880MI-1950), Helen Shawl (January 8, 1883 Bay City MI-), Arthur D Shawl (1885MI-1942), Leonard William Shawl (August 31 1888 Bay City MI-May 7 1980 Bay City MI), Florence Shawl Bedell (May 24, 1890 Bay City MI-), George Edward Shawl (July 25, 1893 Bay City MI-), Herald Lester Shawl (1895MI-1898), Earl Henry Shawl (February 25, 1899 Bay City MI-December 5, 1993 Bay City MI), | Shawl, Daniel H (I5650)
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| 3877 | First appears in New England in the employ of Edward Winslow of Salisbury, Massachusetts 1639??; resided at "Hammersmith" (Lynn, now Saugus); Settled in Salem (now Peabody), at Wood Hill (now Upton Hill), about 1658; removed to Reading (now North Reading) about 1676; died there 11 July 1699; will date 16 Nov 1697, proved 31 July 1699. (from Upton Family Records being Genealogical Collections for an Upton Family History by William Henry Upton published 1893) Notes for John Upton from The Essex Genealogist: Family tradition relates the John was a Scottish prison of war, taken by Cromwell at either the battle of Dunbar in 1650, or the battle of Worcester in 1651. There is nothing to document this heritage, however, the circumstantial evidence is strong: the timing of his arrival in the colonies; his marriage to a woman named Stuart; a son named James, lack of membership in a Congregational church; and as a final touch, the seal of a fleur-de-lis on his will. John, a blacksmith, came to Hammersnith (Lynn) about 1652, but removed to Salem where he bought land in 1658. John and Ellenor had at least thirteen children, of whom six sons and two daughters were living at his decease. By is will he apportioned his landed estate to his sons, and it appears, desired it should always remain in the family, as he notes that they "nor their children shall not sell or give or in any way dispose of the same without it be to and among them." (NEHGR, Jan 1875 P2) This website, "https://www.geni.com/projects/Scots-Prisoners-and-their-Relocation-to-the-Colonies-1650-1654/3465" , lists John Rupton as one of the indentured servants at the Saugus Iron Works. Very possibly this is a misspelling on John Upton's name. The indentured servants arrived in Saugus in Nov 1650 to begin their 7 years of servitude. Thus Nov 1757 as the completion date. Then Isaac Upton first appears in Lynn records in 1658. A document from the R Stanton Avery Special Collections Dept at the New England Historic Genealogical Society has a listing of 35 Indentured Servants at the Saugus Iron Works who were captured 3 Sept 1650 at the Battle of Dunbar. The name John Rubton appears on the list. I assume that the parenthesis around the name indicate that the handwriting in the original document was difficult to read. The John Rupton name may have come from this same document. I have not seen the original document. | Upton, John (I6449)
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| 3878 | First Census of the United States, 1790 (NARA microfilm publication M637, 12 rolls). Records of the Bureau of the Census, Record Group 29. National Archives, Washington, D.C. | Source (S585)
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| 3879 | First Census of the United States, 1790 (NARA microfilm publication M637, 12 rolls). Records of the Bureau of the Census, Record Group 29. National Archives, Washington, D.C. | Source (S1110)
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| 3880 | first cousin marriage | Family (F405)
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| 3881 | First settled at Gagetown then at Waterborough in Queens County-per ' Genealogies (first families) at the Provincial Archives of New Brunswick, Canada' Will abstract from https://archives.gnb.ca/Search/MC3706/Details.aspx?culture=en-CA&abstract=8505§ion=NameIndex Reference 8505 Family Name LOUNSBURY Given Names John Was there a Will? Yes Date of Will 1814-12-28 Date Will was proved 1815-02-06 Was an inventory completed? Yes Date of inventory 1815-02-09 County Queens Parish Gagetown Probate is for a woman? No Abstract references a vessel? No Abstract Parish of Gagetown, Queens County, Yeoman. Will dated 28 December 1814, proved 6 February 1815. Wife Sarah all real and personal estate during her widowhood. Daughter Charlotte £25. Daughter Sarah £50. Betsey £50. Daughter Ann £120. Daughter Frances £70. Daughter Harriet £70. Son Henry £200 to be put at interest to maintain him when ever he stands in need of it and at his death the £200 to my sons John Dingee and William Barker "as Likewise all my Lands, Stock and moveables after my Wife is Done with them." Wife Sarah, sons John D. and William B. LOUNSBURY executors. Witnesses: Solomon DINGEE, Daniel BABBIT, George KNOX. Inventory, filed 9 February 1815, appraised by Jonathan HARTT and Benjamin CORY, listed personal estate and valued the real estate at £1,000. RS number 69 | Lounsbury, John (I6192)
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| 3882 | First wife of James Gordon. She died 3 weeks after the birth of their Richard Gordon. | Hinton, Sarah (I6595)
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| 3883 | Fisher-23160 | Fisher, Thomasine (I9831)
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| 3884 | FitzGeoffrey-66 | Geoffrey, John Fitz (I8062)
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| 3885 | Fitzgerald-559 | John, Joan Fitz (I8095)
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| 3886 | FitzJohn-110 | John, Joan Fitz (I8100)
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| 3887 | FitzMaurice-95 | FitzMaurice, Juliana (I7983)
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| 3888 | FitzMaurice-96 | FitzMaurice, Maurice (I7984)
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| 3889 | FitzPiers-69 | FitzPiers, Lucy (I7956)
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| 3890 | FitzRalph-42 | FitzHugh, Eustache (I7954)
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| 3891 | FitzRandolph-163 | FitzRandolph, Christopher (I7965)
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| 3892 | FitzRandolph-20 | Fitz Randolph, Edward (I3475)
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| 3893 | FitzRandolph-23 | FitzRandolph, John (I7966)
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| 3894 | FitzRandolph-24 | FitzRandolph, John (I7968)
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| 3895 | FitzRandolph-87 | Fitz Randolph, Christopher (I3835)
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| 3896 | Flint General Hospital | Gibbs, Terri Lynne (I2602)
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| 3897 | Flint Journal 8/31/1971: Phelps, Maurice E 1343 Merle, age 69, died Monday August 30, 1971 at Hurley Hospital. Funeral services will be held at 1PM Thursday at Crystal Chapel, Swartz-Raysin Funeral Home 9136 Davison Rd, Rev. L.W. Phillips officiating. Burial in Davison Cemetery. Mr. Phelps was born in Flint on August 15, 1902 and had lived in Flint all of his life. He was employed at Buick Motor Division for 43 years, retiring in 1964. Surviving are: wife Ila, son Gerald of Flint, 6 grandchildren, Connie, Mark and Rebecca Phelps and Michael, Patrick and Cindy Gleason; 2 brothers, Horace J Baxter of Davison and William Nagy of Grand Rapids, Michigan. Arrangements by Schwartz-Raysin Funeral Home. | Phelps, Maurice E (I2603)
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| 3898 | Flint Journal August 21, 1972: Pangborn, EdithRapid City, Michigan, age 92, died Sunday, August 20, 1972 at St Joseph Hospital. Funeral services will be held at 1 PM Wednesday at Mt. Vernon Chapel, Brown Funeral Home, Rev. J Donald Freese officiating, Burial in Evergreen Cemetery. Mrs. Pangborn will lie in state at the Brown Funeral Home, 1616 Davison Rd, visitation 8AM to 10PM. Mrs. Pangborn was born in Flint, January 6, 1880 and had been a resident of Flint for 90 years and Rapid City for the last 2 years. She was a member of Emmanuel United Methodist Church and a former member of First Nazarene Church for 35 years. Surviving are: daughter Mrs. Herman (Velma) Main of Rapid City, 11 grandchildren, 32 great grandchildren, 8 great great grandchildren. Son Howard Earl Pangborn, and daughter Verna Fitzgerald preceded her in death. | Phelps, Edith S (I4709)
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| 3899 | Flint Journal July 5, 1962 Phelps-Merton LaVern Phelps, 306 W Second St. age 61, died Wednesday, July 4, 1962 at St. Joseph Hospital. Funeral Services will be held at 10:30AM Saturday, July 7, 1962 from St John Catholic Church, Davison. Mr. Phelps will be in state at Leo A Groves memorial Chapel, Davison, Michigan. Rosary will be received Friday evening at 8:15 arrangements by Groves and Co. Death was due to complications following a sudden illness. He was born in Burton Township, Genesee County, Michigan on March 12, 1901. The son of Arthur A Phelps and Mable Harris Phelps, Mr. Phelps lived in Davison and Genesee County all of his life. He married Barbara Conrad at Flint Michigan February 8, 1922. Mr. Phelps was a member of St Johns Catholic Church, Davison, Michigan, the Holy Name Society and Flint 700 Bowling Club. He was employed at Chevrolet Engine Plant for the past 34 years. Surviving are wife, Mrs. Barbara Phelps, daughter Mrs. Charles Malott, Jr., of Flint, Michigan, 2 grandchildren, 2 brothers, Maurice Phelps of Flint and Horace Baxter of Davison, last line is inked out. (dont think it gives any names) | Phelps, Merton Lavern (I2667)
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| 3900 | Flint Journal Sept 8, 1987 Irish Katherine Mage 89, died Monday Sept 7, 1987, at McLaren General Hospital. Services will be held 11:00AM Thursday at the Briggs Funeral Home, Akron, Michigan, Mr. David Roper officiating. Burial in Brookside Cemetery, Fairgrove, Michigan. Friends may call at the Sharp Funeral Home, 8138 Miller Rd, from 7-9PM Tuesday. Those desiring may make contributions to the Westwood Heights Church, Free Methodist, or the Akron Church of Christ. Mrs. Irish was born April 30, 1898 and had lived in Flint the last 3 years coming from Akron. Surviving are: daughter Carol, and husband Howard Zimmerman of Flint Township, 1 brother, 1 sister, several nieces and nephews. | Meisel, Katherine M (I2847)
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