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Matches 551 to 600 of 4,085
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| 551 | Age: 84 | Becker, Katharina Barbara (I9897)
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| 552 | Age: 84 | Klepinger, George N (I11875)
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| 553 | Age: 84 | Rosenthal, Phillip (I14036)
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| 554 | Age: 85 | Dinges, Johann Heinrich (I5062)
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| 555 | Age: 88 | Werner, Johann Philip (I11959)
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| 556 | Age: 88 | Krum, Philip M (I12063)
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| 557 | Age: 89 | Werner, Johann Philip (I11959)
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| 558 | Age: 91 | Maser, Johannes (I51)
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| 559 | Age: 91 | Reitz, Henry Jr (I7654)
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| 560 | Age: 91 | Forraht, Jacob (I11688)
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| 561 | Age: 91 | Kukas, Andrew (I12044)
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| 562 | Age: 92 | Kaiser, Lydia (I11934)
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| 563 | Age: 93 | Sarver, Thelma Arlene (I11710)
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| 564 | Age: 95 | Muhl, Mary E (I12205)
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| 565 | Age: 99 | Geringer, Elsie (I7631)
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| 566 | ALICE DITTENBER OBITUARY Alice Elaine Dittenber, 89, of Au Gres, Mich., passed away Saturday, July 16, 2011 at the Iosco Medical Facility in Tawas, Mich.She was born to Calvin Ennes and Veva Harris Ennes on April 16,1922 in AuGres MI. ALICE ELAINE ENNES married Edward Dittenber at the German Congregational Church at Au Gres on June 28, 1941. He was born in Turner Township, Arenac County, on August 9, 1915. She was employed as a bank teller at Chemical Bank Au Gres prior to retiring, but also enjoyed being a member of VFW Post 8275 and spending time with her family and friends. Alice is survived by her children, Patricia (Dale) Killingbeck, Don (Candy) Dittenber, Daryl (Debby) Dittenber and Don (Cheryle) Leinaar; grandchildren, Karen Killingbeck, Dennis Killingbeck, Eric and Tabitha Dittenber, Dean and Michelle Dittenber, David and Amy Dittenber, Dale and Terrie Dittenber, Amy and Mike Dehner, Melissa and Tom Garvie, Kyle Leinaar and Jessica Leinaar; great-grandchildren, Jill, Brianna, Natalie, Devon, Megan, Britney, Emma, Ellie, Drew, Ryder, Calvin, Ethan, Olivia, Jim and Alex; siblings, Lucy, Anabell and Mark; and daughter-in-law, Jane Dittenber. Besides her parents, Alice was preceded in death by her husband, Edward; son, Dale Dittenber; grandson, Doug Killingbeck; and granddaughter, Wendy. Arenac Independent, Standish, MI | Ennes, Alice (I10816)
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| 567 | Alphons Wier (Wierzbolowicz) per ancestry family tree | Wier, Alfons (I6610)
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| 568 | alternate death place | Dittenber, Philip (I9128)
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| 569 | Amalie Mollie Reifschneider Michigan Deaths and Burials, 1800-1995 birth: 01 Oct 1889 -Germany death: 20 Apr 1959 -St Joseph, Berrian Co. Michigan parents: Phillip Schlagel, U spouse: Jacob Reifschneider record title: Michigan Deaths and Burials, 1800-1995 name: Amalie Mollie Reifschneider gender: Female death date: 20 Apr 1959 death place: St Joseph, Berrian Co. Michigan age: 69 birth date: 01 Oct 1889 birthplace: Germany race: White marital status: Widowed spouse's name: Jacob Reifschneider father's name: Phillip Schlagel mother's name: U indexing project (batch) number: B03937-2 system origin: Michigan-EASy source film number: 1954713 | Schlegel, Amalia (I2318)
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| 570 | America | Heizenraeder, Johann Jakob (I1374)
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| 571 | An on-line resource located at http://www.ortsfamilienbuecher.de/wersau/?lang=de | Source (S241)
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| 572 | analysis of census records | Unknown, Anna Elisabeth (I11)
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| 573 | Anton First settler List: 7 Sep 1764 Anton, Paul, 38.,ref., Lehrer aus Kurpfalz, Oberamt, Heidelberg Wife: Anna Catharina 37 Children: Johann Conrad 1, Anna Catharina 10, Maria Barbara 9, Anna Margaretha 3 | Paul, Anton (I3861)
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| 574 | apparent error on census | Muhl, Mary E (I12205)
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| 575 | apparent mistranslation of Edingen/Ettringen, Braunfels | Seib, Konrad (I2129)
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| 576 | Apparently did not emigrate to Russia. Perhaps died? | Herbel, Johann Philip (I10725)
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| 577 | Apparently moved from Kukkus to Reinwald after 1798. Then moved back to Kukkus by 1834. Susannah Becker who shows in Reinwald in 1850 and 1857 was probably his daughter with an unknown wife, as was probably Johann Philip. | Becker, Wilhelm (I3855)
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| 578 | Apparently parents were traveling back to Russia when she was born. | Freehling, Mollie (I5710)
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| 579 | Appeared on the 1850 census as Christina Klaus, however based on 1834 census and 1857 census, it appears that Klaus is correct and Kukkus was a transcription error. | Klaus, Christina (I3733)
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| 580 | appears on 1834 Warenburg census | Roth, Maria Susanna (I816)
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| 581 | appears on 1910 census in Whitney with his parents and again in Turner. | Dittenber, Heinrich (I9137)
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| 582 | Appears on the 1834 and 1850 Kukkus census in the household of Johann Peter Ohlberg b. 1786 as an adopted son. | Bell, Konrad (I3328)
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| 583 | Appears on the 1834 Census as Balthasar Weil | Mell, Heinrich Baltasar (I3835)
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| 584 | Appears on the kukkus 1811 cenus with the following notes: enlisted in 1802; excluded from Kukkus in 1807. HH 68. line 5707. No birth years are given. It would appear that he arrived in Kukkus after 1798 and thus is not on the 1798 Kukkus census. Then being excluded in 1807 he would appear on no future Kukkus census records. | Eurich, Konrad (I15971)
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| 585 | appears to be error in birth year | Heizenraeder, Johann Christoph (I3635)
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| 586 | Arbor Vitae Cemetery | Krumm, Heinrich (I13025)
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| 587 | Army in Samara Hospital Infirmary | Schneider, Johannes (I13316)
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| 588 | Arrested by NKVD-1933 | Baum, Konrad (I620)
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| 589 | Arrived in Russia 8 Aug 1766, but is not with his family on 26 Jun 1767 First Settler List for Kukkus. Presumably he died along the way. | Kukkus, Johann (I9717)
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| 590 | As he did not marry Katharine until at least 1894 this child has to be from a first marriage. | Kries, Georg Adam (I11292)
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| 591 | as per Adam Huber's personal daily scripture book | Becker, Anna Barbara (I11648)
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| 592 | as per Adam Huber's personal daily scripture book | Family (F3499)
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| 593 | at least several of these children are from his first wife | Krumm, Johannes (I1189)
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| 594 | AuGres, Mi while visiting?? | Heinrich, Johann Georg (I963)
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| 595 | August 22, 2004 CASPER - Graveside memorial services for Syler Starr Tamblyn, 20 weeks, will be conducted at 1:30 p.m., Monday, Aug. 23, in Highland Cemetery, with Captain Keith Bottjen of the Salvation Army officiating. He died Aug. 16, 2004, at his home in Casper. Born March 29, 2004, in Casper, he was the son of Michael Tamblyn and Brandy Taylor. He enjoyed watching SpongeBob and playing with his parents, brothers and sisters. He also enjoyed blowing bubbles and laughing at his feet. He will be remembered for his happiness and joy for life. He will be missed for the sparkle in his eyes and a smile that brightened the room and warmed the hearts of those who knew him. Survivors include his parents; his three brothers, Anton, Slade and Kolton; and his sisters, Kayla and Aundreya. He was preceded in death by his grandparents, Doug and Nancy Sager, and his cousin, Danny. Arrangements are under the direction of Bustard's Funeral Home and Crematory. [Note: This precious baby died of SIDS.] | Tamblyn, Syler Starr (I12009)
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| 596 | auto accident | Moffett, Mary Ann (I6504)
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| 597 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I11667)
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| 598 | baed on parents age-a record says oct 1 but no year. | Hergenroeder, Katharina (I12793)
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| 599 | Balzer movement chart: Christoph Heizenrader and family moved to Kukkus in 1790. As the first child was born in 1790 or 1791 that could imply that he married in Balzer, shortly before the family movement. Margareta Becker, dau of Weis Becker, b. 1770 would be the only Balzer possibility. As we do not have a 1775 Kukkus census, we do not know if there are any Kukkus possibilities. If he married a Kukkus girl, they would have to have been married very shortly after moving to Kukkus. | Heizenraeder, Johann Thomas (I2185)
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| 600 | bap | Zimmerman, Johann Philipp (I10951)
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