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Matches 201 to 250 of 1,640
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| 201 | (Research):1900 Census Lodger in San Francisco, CA | Brockman, Frank (I14085)
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| 202 | (Research):1900 Census: 609 Minnesota, Indianapolis, IN Quack, Christ., born Dec 1855 in Germany, married 18yrs, immigrated 1866, naturalized. Locomotive Engineer. Quack, Bena, born Nov 1856 in IN, married 18yrs, 1 child, 1 living Quack, Clara, born Aug 1882 in IN, single 1910 Census: Not Found 1920 Census: 619 E. Minnesota, Indianapolis, IN Quack, Christian, age 64 in Mecklenburg, Germany, immigrated 1865 - pa, Quack, Phillipena, age 63 in IN | Rafert, Philipina "Bena" E. (I2442)
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| 203 | (Research):1900 Census: Bradley, Jackson County, IL Brandt, Louis, born Jan 1834 in Germany, married 40yrs, immigrated 1882, Farm laborer Brandt, Maggie, born Sep 1837 in Germany, married 40yrs, 8 children, 8 living, immigrated 1882 Brandt, Jacob (brother), born Apr 1876 in Germany, single, immigrated 1882, Farm Laborer. (this last appears to be their son Jacob, not sure why listed as brother). | Behnken, Margaretha (I1685)
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| 204 | (Research):1900 Census: Living with parents in St. Louis, MO 16 Dec 1907 Great White Fleet (Atlantic Fleet bound for Pacific) includes G. H. Welp on the ship Kansas 1910 Census: USS Kansas Welp, Gustav H., age 24 born in MO, Single, Sailor. WWI Draft Registration: 5 Jun 1917 Gustav Welp 1501 Monroe Street, Chicago, IL born 22 Jul 1886 in Chicago, IL machinist at Raymond Brothers. Single Served in U.S. Navy for four years as a Seaman. Medium build, Medium height Hazel eyes, Light Brown hair. 1920 Census: St. Louis MO Husman, Martin, age 31 in IL, married, Manager ?????? Co. Husman, Clara, age 28 in IL, married Husman, Mildred, age 4 6/12 in MO, single Welp, Gus (brother-in-law), age 33 in IL, single, Clerk ????? Co. | Welp, Gustav H. (I1921)
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| 205 | (Research):1900 Federal Census Leesville, Colusa County, CA Wooldridge, Lemuel E, born Oct 1869, age 35, born CA, father born KY, mother born IL, married 7 years Wooldridge, Helen W., born May 1866 in CA, father born NY, mother born IA, married 7 years, 3 children, 3 living Wooldridge, Mary H., born Apr 1894 in CA Wooldridge, Elbert R., born Sep 1895 in CA Wooldridge, Ida M., born Dec 1896 in CA | Wooldridge, Lemuel Elliott (I6961)
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| 206 | (Research):1900 Federal Census Township 5, Santa Barbara County, CA Bennett, Cordelia, born Dec 1850 in IL, widowed, 3 children, 2 living, Bennett, Mae (daughter), born Nov 1875 in CA, single Wooldridge, Henry (nephew), born Aug 1879 in CA, single Wooldridge, Harry (nephew), born Apr 1881 in CA, single Wooldridge, Nellie (niece), born Oct 1883 in CA, single Magrain, Anita (grand daughter), born Dec 1891 in CA, single Magrain, Eugenie L. (grand daughter), born Mar 1894 in CA,single | Wooldridge, Henry Rudd (I6974)
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| 207 | (Research):1900 Federal Census Township 5, Santa Barbara County, CA Bennett, Cordelia, born Dec 1850 in IL, widowed, 3 children, 2 living, Bennett, Mae (daughter), born Nov 1875 in CA, single Wooldridge, Henry (nephew), born Aug 1879 in CA, single Wooldridge, Harry (nephew), born Apr 1881 in CA, single Wooldridge, Nellie (niece), born Oct 1883 in CA, single Magrain, Anita (grand daughter), born Dec 1891 in CA, single Magrain, Eugenie L. (grand daughter), born Mar 1894 in CA,single | Wooldridge, Harry Elliott (I6977)
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| 208 | (Research):1900 Federal Census Township 5, Santa Barbara County, CA Bennett, Cordelia, born Dec 1850 in IL, widowed, 3 children, 2 living, Bennett, Mae (daughter), born Nov 1875 in CA, single Wooldridge, Henry (nephew), born Aug 1879 in CA, single Wooldridge, Harry (nephew), born Apr 1881 in CA, single Wooldridge, Nellie (niece), born Oct 1883 in CA, single Magrain, Anita (grand daughter), born Dec 1891 in CA, single Magrain, Eugenie L. (grand daughter), born Mar 1894 in CA,single | Wooldridge, Nellie (I6981)
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| 209 | (Research):1900 Federal Census: Warren Township, Marion County, IN Piel, William, born Jul 1846, single, born at Sea, parents born Germany, immigrated 1846, naturalized, Farmer Piel, Henry E. (father), born Nov 1805, widowed, born Germany, parents born Germany, immigrated 1846, naturalized, Farmer Piel, Mary (neice), born Apr 1876, single, born Indiana, parents born Germany, servant 1880 Federal Census: Warren Township, Marion County, IN Peel, Henry, age 75, laborer, born Prussia, parents born Prussia Peel, Mary (wife), age 73, born Prussia, parents born Prussia, Lame Peel, William (son), age 33, Farmer, born on Atlantic Ocean, Parents born Prussia 1870 Federal Census: Warren Township, Marion County, IN Piel, Henry, age 65, born Prussia, Farmer Piel, Mary, age 63, born Prussia Piel, Christian, age 26, born Prussia Piel, William, age 23, born On the Ocean 16 Feb 1863: Filed for Citizenship 1860 Federal Census: Warren Township, Marion County, IN Peal, Henry, age 54, born in Prussia Mary, age 52, born in Prussia Christian, age 16, born in Prussia Wm, age 14, born in Prussia Christina, age 21, born in Prussia 1850 Federal Census: Warren Township, Marion County, IN Peal, Henry, age 45, born in Germany Mary, age 43, born in Germany Christian, age 12, born in Germany Christina, age 6, born in Germany William, age 4, born on Atlantic Ocean 10 Aug 1846: Arrival in Baltimore on the ship 'Rob Roy' from Bremen. Heinr. Pilsmeyer, age 41 Anna Marie Pilsmeyer, age 39 Anne Marie Pilsmeyer, age 10 Christine Pilsmeyer, age 6, Christian Pilsmeyer, age 2 further down on the ship list is Wm. F. Piel (Henry's younger brother). | Piel, (Ernst) Heinrich (I2868)
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| 210 | (Research):1900: Living with her paternal grandparents in Watson, Effingham County, IL. 1910: Living with her maternal grandparents in Watson, Effingham County, IL | Lecrone, Blanche (I7191)
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| 211 | (Research):1900: Living with her paternal grandparents in Watson, Effingham County, IL. 1910: Not found in this census 1920: Living with husband in Watson, Effingham County, IL. Her maternal grandmother is living with her. | Lecrone, Maude (I9596)
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| 212 | (Research):1920 Census: 2432 Illinois St., Indianapolis, IN Rafert, Albert C., age 46 in IN, married, Salesman Drapery Co. Rafert, Annie M., age 42 in IN, married Rafert, Thomas, age 17 in IN, single, Salesman Milliner 1930 Census: 2324 N. Pennsylvania, Indianapolis, IN Rafert, Albert C., age 56 in IN, married at age 28, Salesman General Electric Rafert, Anna M., age 50 in IN, married at age 22 Rafert, Thomas M., age 26 in IN, single, Co?? traveler, Millinery Co. Tighe, Mary F. (sister in law), age 56 in IN, widow Albert C. Rafert was buried at Crown Hill Cemetery on 20 Jun 1950, is this the same person?? | Rafert, Albert Carl (I2447)
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| 213 | (Research):1920 Census: 456 N. 14th Street, East St. Louis, St. Clair County, IL 1930 Census: East St. Louis, St. Clair County, IL | Welp, Rosa Louise (I1832)
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| 214 | (Research):1920 Census: 456 N. 14th Street, East St. Louis, St. Clair County, IL 1930 Census: East St. Louis, St. Clair County, IL | Welp, Rosa Louise (I1832)
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| 215 | (Research):1920 Census: St. Louis MO Husman, Martin, age 31 in IL, married, Manager ?????? Co. Husman, Clara, age 28 in IL, married Husman, Mildred, age 4 6/12 in MO, single Welp, Gus (brother-in-law), age 33 in IL, single, Clerk ????? Co. 1930 Census: St. Louis, MO Husmann, Martin, age 41 in IL, widowed, Broker Dairy Products Husmann, Mildred, age 14 in MO, single | Welp, Clara (I1923)
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| 216 | (Research):1920 City Directory - Dept Manager, Sterling Laundry Co, home 241 Merrill St., Indianapolis http://historicindianapolis.com/indianapolis-then-and-now-union-laundry-company-union-laundry-lofts-735-lexington-avenue/ 1930 Census: 619 Minnesota, Indianapolis, IN Honeck, Clara, age 47 in IN, Widow Rafert, Emma, age 65 in IN, Single, Collar Machine in Laundry | Rafert, Emma Sophie (I2445)
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| 217 | (Research):1920 City Directory - Stenographer at Crowder-Cooper Shoe Co., home 241 E. Merrill St. Indianpolis. | Rafert, Edna Engel Lisette (I2451)
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| 218 | (Research):1920 Federal Census: Willisville, Perry County, IL Russell, Charles, age 47, born IL Russell, Estella, age 45, born IL Russell, Thala, age 17, born IL Russell, Ellen, age 14, born IL Russell, Maudein, age 10, born IL | Russell, Charles Sheridan (I5751)
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| 219 | (Research):1920 living at home with parents and sibilngs. Occupation stenographer at Ane? Realtor Co.? | Welp, Vera (I1985)
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| 220 | (Research):1920 living on 241 Merrill Street, per Sanborn maps this is same house and lot as 139 Merrill was in earlier years. | Otto, Elizabeth "Liz" Christina Marie (I2381)
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| 221 | (Research):1930 Federal Census Indianapolis, Marion County, IN 1210 Naomi Street Rahn, Arthur, head, age 26, married at age 25, born IN, father born GE, mother born IN, machinist Rahn, Elva, wife, age 19, married at age 18, born IN, parents born IN Rahn, Arthur Jr., son, age 1/2, born IN, parents born IN Rahn, Martha, mother, age 54, widowed, born IN, parents born GE Rahn, Leona, sister, age 21, singel, born IN, father born GE, mother born IN, stenographer Possible 2nd marriage Marion County, Indiana Marriage License Marriage Record Number 25867 Groom WILLIAM ENNIS Bride LENOA RAHN Marriage Date 11/16/1932 Page Number 616 Ref. Book Number 138 | Rohn, Leona (I2379)
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| 222 | (Research):1930 Federal Census Indianapolis, Marion County, IN 1210 Naomi Street Rahn, Arthur, head, age 26, married at age 25, born IN, father born GE, mother born IN, machinist Rahn, Elva, wife, age 19, married at age 18, born IN, parents born IN Rahn, Arthur Jr., son, age 1/2, born IN, parents born IN Rahn, Martha, mother, age 54, widowed, born IN, parents born GE Rahn, Leona, sister, age 21, singel, born IN, father born GE, mother born IN, stenographer Possible 2nd marriage Marion County, Indiana Marriage License Marriage Record Number«tab»25867 Groom«tab»WILLIAM ENNIS Bride«tab»LENOA RAHN Marriage Date«tab» 11/16/1932 Page Number«tab»616 Ref. Book Number«tab»138 | Rohn, Leona (I2379)
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| 223 | (Research):1975 Letter from Blanche Barbour Starney to David R. Taylor. She had a family bible from David Bell and Mary Read. George Read, born 16 Dec. 1693, St. Philip's Parish, Island of Barbadoes, he was married August 1714 to Anne Scott by the Rev. John H. Courtman on Barbadoes. First mention of George in Carteret records, of which I am aware, is the item in St. Johns Paish Book dated 30 April 1742. In Carteret Deed Books D, E, & F he signed deeds as Clerk of Court 1743 through 1754. In Colonial Records Vol. 4, page 635, record is made of a land grant to George Read 25 July 1743. George wrote his will May 26, 1753, probated Sept. 1755, so he probably died August 1755. He mentions in his will: wife Anne, Son Robert, dau. Anne who was wife of John Morgan, daughter Martha who was wife of Israel Christian, dau. Frances who was under 16 & dau. Sarah under 14. (One John Morgan died 1766 in Carteret Co. This could be Anne's husband. If she was 2 yrs. younger than Robert and was born in 1732, she would have been 34 in 1766 when John died, if he were her husband. His will mentions only children: Mark, William, Mary, and Dorothy, no wife.) Colonial & State Records of N.C. Vol. 22, page 263, June 14, 1747 mentions that George Read was Clerk of the Regiment of Colonial Militia under Col. Thomas Lovick. Carteret Deed Book D, page 349, shows that on Feb. 25, 1743 George Read bought from Joshua Nash 112 acres on Shepards Creek, south side of Newport River, for 95 pounds "in bills of ye province". 25 July 1743 George Read at a Council Meeting at Edenton petitioned for a land grant of 300 acres in Carteret County, N.C. Colonial Records, Vol 4, page 635. He also bought 30 July 1751 from George Cogdell 45 acres near Shepards Creek: Book E, page 271-73, which probably joined the property he bought from Joshua Nash on Sheppards Creek. Carteret Co. Province of N.C. 8-13-1744 James Wainwright wife Ann nephew James Malin & heirs sister Elizabeth White, BOSTON Elizabeth & Susanna Mabson Ann Blouht, wife of James Blount (maybe a daughter) Thomas Flybus Jr. / son Thomas Flyubus set up a shool Particulars: Col. Thomas Lovick, shooting gun Robert Read 5 lbs and Rifelled gun George Read - all my books in my library my silver watch Cedar Desk Cpt. Arthur Mabson Case with bottles therein. EX Col. Thomas Lovick, George Read | Read, George III (I8203)
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| 224 | (Research):2 Feb 1667: Baptism of Adelh. Barbara, daughter of Gesken up der Heyde. Sponsers were: Tahlke Bruns vidua, uxor Badewin von Remshausen, Barbara, Rolf Heinrich Bruns. (Tahlke Bruns, widow, wife of Badewin Von Remshuasen, Barbara, and Rolf Heinrich Bruns). 15 May 1667: Baptism of Barbara, daughter of Henrich Schumacher. Sponsers were: uxor Badewin von Remshausen, uxor Johann Schroders, Dorot, Henrich Ubbing junior. 25 Jan 1668: Baptism of Rudolf Herman, son of Eilerd Pasterdinck. Sponsers were: M. Rudolf Molan, pest. primus, Hermann Dinckgrave, structuarius, uxor Bodewin de Renshausen, Barbara 28 Sep 1668: Baptism of Johann, son of Henrich Brunnert. Sponsers were: Johannes Harts, Henrich Arning junior, uxor Badewin de Remshausen. 19 Jun 1670: Baptism of Alberd, son of Albert Jutting verstorben (deceased). Sponsers were: Pastor Jutting junior, Aball Meyer, uxor Badwin von Remshausen 31 Juli 1671: Baptism of Henrich, son of Otto Bruns. Sponsers were: Ledebur Handekuhle, Berend Brake, uxor Remshause, Barbara Bruns. 30 Jan 1672: Barbara Sophia, daughter of Herbort Uberwasser. Sponsers were: uxor Badewin von Ramshausen, Barbara, vidua D. Schroders, Berend Bruns. 20 Dec 1672: Baptism of Joh. Henrich, son of Johann Bruns. Sponsers were: Herbord Lanemann, Stephen Wilcker, uxor von Ramshausen, Barbara 20 Dec 1673: Baptism of Vitus Johann, son of Berend Bruns & Elizabeth Buschers. Sponsers were: Rundolf Hinrich Bruns, Vitus Hilmer Busherus, studeous theol., uxor Bodewin von Ramshausen, Barbara Bruns. | Bruns, Barbara (I2297)
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| 225 | (Research):2 Feb 1667: Baptism of Adelh. Barbara, daughter of Gesken up der Heyde. Sponsers were: Tahlke Bruns vidua, uxor Badewin von Remshausen, Barbara, Rolf Heinrich Bruns. (Tahlke Bruns, widow, wife of Badewin Von Remshuasen, Barbara, and Rolf Heinrich Bruns). 15 May 1667: Baptism of Barbara, daughter of Henrich Schumacher. Sponsers were: uxor Badewin von Remshausen, uxor Johann Schroders, Dorot, Henrich Ubbing junior. 25 Jan 1668: Baptism of Rudolf Herman, son of Eilerd Pasterdinck. Sponsers were: M. Rudolf Molan, pest. primus, Hermann Dinckgrave, structuarius, uxor Bodewin de Renshausen, Barbara 28 Sep 1668: Baptism of Johann, son of Henrich Brunnert. Sponsers were: Johannes Harts, Henrich Arning junior, uxor Badewin de Remshausen. 19 Jun 1670: Baptism of Alberd, son of Albert Jutting verstorben (deceased). Sponsers were: Pastor Jutting junior, Aball Meyer, uxor Badwin von Remshausen 31 Juli 1671: Baptism of Henrich, son of Otto Bruns. Sponsers were: Ledebur Handekuhle, Berend Brake, uxor Remshause, Barbara Bruns. 30 Jan 1672: Barbara Sophia, daughter of Herbort Uberwasser. Sponsers were: uxor Badewin von Ramshausen, Barbara, vidua D. Schroders, Berend Bruns. 20 Dec 1672: Baptism of Joh. Henrich, son of Johann Bruns. Sponsers were: Herbord Lanemann, Stephen Wilcker, uxor von Ramshausen, Barbara 20 Dec 1673: Baptism of Vitus Johann, son of Berend Bruns & Elizabeth Buschers. Sponsers were: Rundolf Hinrich Bruns, Vitus Hilmer Busherus, studeous theol., uxor Bodewin von Ramshausen, Barbara Bruns. | Bruns, Barbara (I2297)
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| 226 | (Research):20 Mar 1667: Baptism of Badewin, son of Johann Bruns. Sponsers were: Boz. Badwein von Remshuasen, Hermann Meyer senior, uxor Rolf Heinrich Bruns, Venneke Lanemanns. 6 Jun 1673: Badwin Meyer, son of Abel Meyer. Sponsers were: Badewin von Renshausen, senatus senior, Johann Meyer, olen senator, vidua Albert Juttings, Barbara. 1 May 1674: Baptism of Badewin Hermann, son of Rudolph Bruns & Hedwig Welldeck. Sponsers were: Baduin von Ramshausen, Senator, Hermann Meyer, Senator, Helena Ubbing, senatorius uxor. 27 Apr 1677: Death of Boduin de Ramshausen, viele Jahre Senator und Senior der Sechzahner. 82 years, 12 days (birth date based on this death info) | von Ramshausen, Bodewin (I2296)
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| 227 | (Research):20 Mar 1667: Baptism of Badewin, son of Johann Bruns. Sponsers were: Boz. Badwein von Remshuasen, Hermann Meyer senior, uxor Rolf Heinrich Bruns, Venneke Lanemanns. 6 Jun 1673: Badwin Meyer, son of Abel Meyer. Sponsers were: Badewin von Renshausen, senatus senior, Johann Meyer, olen senator, vidua Albert Juttings, Barbara. 1 May 1674: Baptism of Badewin Hermann, son of Rudolph Bruns & Hedwig Welldeck. Sponsers were: Baduin von Ramshausen, Senator, Hermann Meyer, Senator, Helena Ubbing, senatorius uxor. 27 Apr 1677: Death of Boduin de Ramshausen, viele Jahre Senator und Senior der Sechzahner. 82 years, 12 days (birth date based on this death info) | von Ramshausen, Bodewin (I2296)
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| 228 | (Research):22 Jul 1809: Marriage Bond of Henry Lay and Patsy Greenwood in Madison County, Mississippi Territory (later Alabama) Served about 29 days in Mtd Militia during War of 1812 (has a rejected Pension application). 1830 Federal Census: Calloway County, Kentucky Henry Loy Male 40-50 (Henry) Male 20-30 (possibly Alfred) Male under 5 (Henry G.) Female 30-40 (Martha) Female 15-20 (Sarah) Female 15-20 (Katherine) Female 10-15 (Jane) Female 5-10 (Mary) Female 5-10 (Margaret) Female under 5 (Barsheba) Next entry is for Joseph Greenwood 1840 Federal Census St. Clair County, Illinois Male 50-60 (Henry) Male 5-10 (Henry G.) Male 5-10 (John A.) Female 40-50 (Martha) Female 15-20 (Mary) Female 15-20 (Margaret) Female 10-15 (Barsheba) One family story says that he left home when he was 11 years old and went to Alabama. Another states that after his father's death he moved with his mother to Claibourne County, Tennessee, and then moved to Madison County, Alabama in 1808. Either way, by 1809 Henry was living in Madison County, Mississippi Territory (present-day Alabama) near Huntsville. Henry's name does not appear on the 1809 Mississippi Territory census, so he may have been living with relatives or with his wife's family. During the War of 1812, Henry served in Capt. Crawford's Company of Colonel Burris' Regiment of Mounted Militia. In 1829, Henry moved his family to Calloway County, Kentucky. Henry appears in County Court records as a witness on his father-in-law's pension record in 1832. Henry and Martha moved there family to Clair County, Illinois in 1837 or 1838. By 1840 they had moved to Jackson County, Illinois, settling east of present-day Campbell Hill. In March of 1852, Henry applied for Bounty Land and received 40 acres; three years later, in April 1855, he applied for and received an additonal 120 acres. On April 28, 1871 Henry filed for a Military Pension for his service during the War of 1812, however, his claim was rejected because he had not served the required 90 days. After the death of his wife in 1861 Henry moved in with his son John A. Loy. | Loy, Henry (I6624)
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| 229 | (Research):23 Aug 1775: Henry Bradley Sr. sold to Henry Bradley Jr. 100 acres of land in Hopewell, formerly Shrewsbury Township, York County, PA. 3 Dec 1777: Henry Bradley Sr.'s Will proven in court. He willed 80 acres, known as Mount Pleasant, to his son Henry Bradley Jr. 18 Aug 1783: Henry Bradley Jr. sold 100 acres of land to Frances Hartmann. This was land grant #2379 that Henry Bradley Sr. sold to Henry Bradley Jr in 1775. 31 Jan 1791: Letters of Administration granted to James Griffith of the Estate of Henry Bradley, late of Hopewell Township, York County, PA. | Bradley, Henry Jr. (I6737)
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| 230 | (Research):23 Aug 1775: Henry Bradley Sr. sold to Henry Bradley Jr. 100 acres of land in Hopewell, formerly Shrewsbury Township, York County, PA. 3 Dec 1777: Henry Bradley Sr.'s Will proven in court. He willed 80 acres, known as Mount Pleasant, to his son Henry Bradley Jr. 18 Aug 1783: Henry Bradley Jr. sold 100 acres of land to Frances Hartmann. This was land grant #2379 that Henry Bradley Sr. sold to Henry Bradley Jr in 1775. 31 Jan 1791: Letters of Administration granted to James Griffith of the Estate of Henry Bradley, late of Hopewell Township, York County, PA. | Bradley, Henry Jr. (I6737)
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| 231 | (Research):25 Jan 1668: Death of Engel Stalfors, age 95 years 28 Feb 1668: Death of Hille Stalforts, age 65 years 12 May 1668: Death of son of Johann Stalfors, age 1 year 20 Dec 1697: Death of Hinrich Stalforts foem Margarethe, age 71 years. | Stallvort, Johann (I2309)
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| 232 | (Research):25 Jan 1668: Death of Engel Stalfors, age 95 years 28 Feb 1668: Death of Hille Stalforts, age 65 years 12 May 1668: Death of son of Johann Stalfors, age 1 year 20 Dec 1697: Death of Hinrich Stalforts foem Margarethe, age 71 years. | Stallvort, Johann (I2309)
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| 233 | (Research):28 Jul 1670: Death of Hille Kramer, pauper, age 80 years 5 Sep 1668: Marriage of Johann Cramer & Helena Griese | Kramer, Johann (I2277)
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| 234 | (Research):28 Jul 1670: Death of Hille Kramer, pauper, age 80 years 5 Sep 1668: Marriage of Johann Cramer & Helena Griese | Kramer, Johann (I2277)
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| 235 | (Research):28 May 1673: Thomas and William Russell among headrights claimed by Richard Bonne of Lower Norfolk County, VA [Cavaliers & Pioneers] NOTE: Is this Thos. Sr. and another Wm. not found yet or is this Thos. Sr.'s sons Thos Jr. and Wm? 15 March 1675/6 Virginia Land grant to Sarah Russell, Lower Norfolk County, for 70 acres in Curretuck Dated 12 Jun 1681, Proven 15 Jun 1681 Will of Mathew Brinson of ye parish of Linhaven in ye County of Lower Norfolk, VA "bequeath unto Thomas Russell Jr. ye Sone of Thomas Russell of ye fresh ponds in ye parish of Linhaven in ye County aforesaid, after myne and my wifes decease I do will and bequeath unto him my plantation whereon I now live being a divedent of one hundred acres adjoining to land of John Axtel.. in case ye sd Thomas Russell should dye before me..and Eliz my wife then unto his sister Mary Russell ye daughter of Thomas Russell Sr." Codecil dated 14 Jun 1681: "unto my beloved brother Jno. Brinson ...one hundred acres of land [Abstract of Norfolk County Wills " p. 78 & 79.] 20 April 1684 Virginia Land grant to Thomas Russell, Lower Norfolk County, for 70 acres in Curretuck | Russell, Thomas Sr. (I3749)
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| 236 | (Research):29 Sep 1715 - Currituck County, NC Aaron Prescott appears on tax list with 2 taxables. It is thought that Moses was the second taxable. 1716 - Currituck County, NC Appears on Tax List by name July 1727 - NC Higher Court Minutes Bright vs. Rees Mention of Moses Prescott's at the North West Landing. From the court documents this appears to be in Pasquotank County, NC. Carteret County Court - Mar 1745/6 GEORGE READ MADE OATH AS EVIDENCE TO A DEED SIGNED BY HABAKUK RUSSELL UNTO MOSES PRESCOTT FOR 250 ACRES OF LAND ON BOGUE SOUND AND SAID READ DECLARED THAT HE ALSO SAW JOHN WILLISTON EVIDENCE THE SAME AND BY THIS COURT ORDERED TO BE REGISTERED. Carteret County Court - Dec 1751 THOMAS AUSTIN SR MADE OATH THAT HE SAW MOSES PRESCOTT DECD SIGN AND SEAL AN INSTRUMENT OF WRITING AS HIS LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT AND THAT GEORGE MCKEAN AND MARTHA PRESCOTT WERE PRESENT AT THE SIGNING AND WILLIAM PRESCOTT EXECUTOR THEREIN APPOINTED QUALIFIED ACCORDING TO LAW | Prescott, Moses (I3848)
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| 237 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I1803)
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| 238 | (Research):3 Sep 1667: Baptism of Berend Hinrich, son of Johan Krogman. Berend Brun, Henrich Schumacher, Anna Margaretha von Ramshausen. 5 Dec 1668: Baptism of Johan, son of Johan Hammor. Johan Meier senior, secretarius Johann Brun, uxor Abel Meier, Anna Margaretha de Renshausen. 26 Oct 1672: Baptism of Herbort, son of Hermann Dietrich Korf. Sponsers were: Herbort Fulcker, Johann Franz Hartens, uxor Abel Meyers, Anna Margaretha. | von Ramshausen, Anna Margarethe (I2289)
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| 239 | (Research):3 Sep 1667: Baptism of Berend Hinrich, son of Johan Krogman. Berend Brun, Henrich Schumacher, Anna Margaretha von Ramshausen. 5 Dec 1668: Baptism of Johan, son of Johan Hammor. Johan Meier senior, secretarius Johann Brun, uxor Abel Meier, Anna Margaretha de Renshausen. 26 Oct 1672: Baptism of Herbort, son of Hermann Dietrich Korf. Sponsers were: Herbort Fulcker, Johann Franz Hartens, uxor Abel Meyers, Anna Margaretha. | von Ramshausen, Anna Margarethe (I2289)
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| 240 | (Research):31 Mar 1831: Henry County, TN: Indentured to David Etheridge for 5 years to learn farming. Served in Capt. Dunlap's Company, Paris Guards, Henry County, TN Mounted Volunteers - 1836 Randolph County, IL 1840 Census: 1 male 16-20 (Thomas was 23) 1 female 60-70 (who is this, possibly Frances Killgrove's mother, age is right) 1 female 20-30 (Frances Kilgrove age 25) 1 female under 5 (Mary E. Guymon age 3) | Guymon, Thomas Jefferson (I6212)
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| 241 | (Research):5 September 1670: Baptism of Peter Barnhard, son of Jorgen Bosse. Sponsers were: Peter Schonbert von Bremen, Bernhard von Rembshausen, Elizabeth Margaretha Burchers. | von Ramshausen, Bernhard (I11801)
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| 242 | (Research):5 September 1670: Baptism of Peter Barnhard, son of Jorgen Bosse. Sponsers were: Peter Schonbert von Bremen, Bernhard von Rembshausen, Elizabeth Margaretha Burchers. | von Ramshausen, Bernhard (I11801)
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| 243 | (Research):7 Dec 1674 Bradley, Samuel, Dorchester Co., 7th Dec., 1673; 12th May, 1674. To landlady Philadelphia Rawlings of Transquakin, personalty. Brother Henry Bradley, ex. and residuary legatee. Test: John Patricke, Daniel Clarke. 1. 609. 19 Mar 1675 Henry Beedle lived Anne Arundel County, but had land in Talbot County, MD Henry & Sophia Beedle 1.249 I AA #45317 Mar 19 1675 Servants mentioned: Henry Bradley, John Layfield, Susanna Hartly, Appraisers: Robertt Francklin, Robertt Conaugh. List of debts: Henry Stockett, Henry Joles, Francis Dorrington, James Ogden, Robertt Wells, Richard Redworth, Mr. Samuell Laine, John Haine, Samuell Winslow, George Simmons, Walter Carr, Anthony Kingsland, William Wilkinson, Richard Griffin, George Parker, Abraham Wild, Philip Jones, Thomas Kington, Robertt Hawkslaw, George Pascall. August, 1676 '97 Robert Winsmore, William Stevens, Raymond Stapleford, Henry Trippe, Quorum ; John Brooks, Stephen Gray, Charles Hutchins, Henry Hooper, Henry Bradley, John Pollard, John Offey, Justices. [Lis of Dorchester County (MD) office holders from 1669-1902: Commissioners or Justices] 16 Nov 1676 Henry Bradley Comand was given the Sheriff of Talbott County agt that he take Henry Parker if he shall be found in his Henry Parker Bailiwick So that he have his body here the Sixtenth day of November in the 44th yeare of the Dominion of Caecilius &c to answer unto Henry Bradley in a plea that he render unto him the summe of Sixteene thousand pounds of tobacco which to him he oweth and unjustly deteineth Att which said Six-tenth day of November in the yeare aforesaid the Same Sheriff maketh returne that the said Henry Parker is not found in his Baili- Liber N N wick whereupon the said Henry Bradley by Kenelm Cheseldyn his Attorny prayeth an attachment against the goods and Chattells of the said Henry Parker according to an Act of Assembly in Such case made & provided & it is granted unto him Henry Bradley Comand was given the Sheriff of Dorchester County agt that he take Henry Parker if he shall be found in Henry Parker his Bailiwick & him safe Keepe So that he have his body here the sixtenth day of November in the 44th yeare of the Dominion of Caecilius &c to answer unto Henry Bradley in a plea that he render unto him the summe of sixteen thousand pounds of tobacco which to him he oweth and unjustly deteineth. Att which said Sixtenth day of November the Same Sheriff maketh returne that the said Henry Parker is not found in his Bailiwick whereupon the Said Henry Bradley by Keneim Cheseldyn his At- torny prayed an attachment against the goods and Chattells of the said Henry Parker according to Act of Assembly in that case made & provided and it is granted unto him. [Proceedings of the Provincial Court, 1675-1677 (Maryland); Provincial Court Proceedings, 1675, pp 44-45] 14 Oct 1677 Sewell, Thomas, Dorchester Co., 14th Oct., 1677; 21st Jan., 1677. Henry Bradley, ex. and sole legatee of estate, real and personal. Test: Mary Drake, Jno. Yate. 5. 322. Bradley, Henry, Dorchester Co., 14th Feb., 1678; 1st July, 1679. To wife Mary, execz., 66 A., "Bradley's Desire," during life. " son Richard and hrs., afsd. land at death of wife Mary afsd. " son Henry and hrs., 100 A., "Bradley's Lot.'1 " " William and Jirs., 100 A., "Sowell's Choice," when of age. " son John and hrs., 50 A., "Bradley's Range." " dau. Mary at 18 yrs of age, and son Josiah, personalty. Test: Anthony Dawson, Richd. Dawson, Barthol. Ennolds.10. 61. | Bradley, ?Henry (I18251)
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| 244 | (Research):7 Dec 1674 Bradley, Samuel, Dorchester Co., 7th Dec., 1673; 12th May, 1674. To landlady Philadelphia Rawlings of Transquakin, personalty. Brother «b»Henry Bradley«/b», ex. and residuary legatee. Test: John Patricke, Daniel Clarke. 1. 609. 19 Mar 1675 Henry Beedle lived Anne Arundel County, but had land in Talbot County, MD Henry & Sophia Beedle 1.249 I AA #45317 Mar 19 1675 Servants mentioned: «b»Henry Bradley«/b», John Layfield, Susanna Hartly, Appraisers: Robertt Francklin, Robertt Conaugh. List of debts: Henry Stockett, Henry Joles, Francis Dorrington, James Ogden, Robertt Wells, Richard Redworth, Mr. Samuell Laine, John Haine, Samuell Winslow, George Simmons, Walter Carr, Anthony Kingsland, William Wilkinson, Richard Griffin, George Parker, Abraham Wild, Philip Jones, Thomas Kington, Robertt Hawkslaw, George Pascall. August, 1676 '97 Robert Winsmore, William Stevens, Raymond Stapleford, Henry Trippe, Quorum ; John Brooks, Stephen Gray, Charles Hutchins, Henry Hooper, «b»Henry Bradley«/b», John Pollard, John Offey, Justices. [Lis of Dorchester County (MD) office holders from 1669-1902: Commissioners or Justices] 16 Nov 1676 «b»Henry Bradley«/b» Comand was given the Sheriff of Talbott County agt that he take Henry Parker if he shall be found in his Henry Parker Bailiwick So that he have his body here the Sixtenth day of November in the 44th yeare of the Dominion of Caecilius &c to answer unto«b» Henry Bradley«/b» in a plea that he render unto him the summe of Sixteene thousand pounds of tobacco which to him he oweth and unjustly deteineth Att which said Six-tenth day of November in the yeare aforesaid the Same Sheriff maketh returne that the said Henry Parker is not found in his Baili- Liber N N wick whereupon the said Henry Bradley by Kenelm Cheseldyn his Attorny prayeth an attachment against the goods and Chattells of the said Henry Parker according to an Act of Assembly in Such case made & provided & it is granted unto him Henry Bradley Comand was given the Sheriff of Dorchester County agt that he take Henry Parker if he shall be found in Henry Parker his Bailiwick & him safe Keepe So that he have his body here the sixtenth day of November in the 44th yeare of the Dominion of Caecilius &c to answer unto Henry Bradley in a plea that he render unto him the summe of sixteen thousand pounds of tobacco which to him he oweth and unjustly deteineth. Att which said Sixtenth day of November the Same Sheriff maketh returne that the said Henry Parker is not found in his Bailiwick whereupon the Said Henry Bradley by Keneim Cheseldyn his At- torny prayed an attachment against the goods and Chattells of the said Henry Parker according to Act of Assembly in that case made & provided and it is granted unto him. [Proceedings of the Provincial Court, 1675-1677 (Maryland); Provincial Court Proceedings, 1675, pp 44-45] 14 Oct 1677 Sewell, Thomas, Dorchester Co., 14th Oct., 1677; 21st Jan., 1677. Henry Bradley, ex. and sole legatee of estate, real and personal. Test: Mary Drake, Jno. Yate. 5. 322. Bradley, Henry, Dorchester Co., 14th Feb., 1678; 1st July, 1679. To wife Mary, execz., 66 A., "Bradley's Desire," during life. " son Richard and hrs., afsd. land at death of wife Mary afsd. " son Henry and hrs., 100 A., "Bradley's Lot.'1 " " William and Jirs., 100 A., "Sowell's Choice," when of age. " son John and hrs., 50 A., "Bradley's Range." " dau. Mary at 18 yrs of age, and son Josiah, personalty. Test: Anthony Dawson, Richd. Dawson, Barthol. Ennolds.10. 61. | Bradley, ?Henry (I18251)
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| 245 | (Research):83 years old when died. | Mönkhoff, Hans Herman (I14671)
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| 246 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I17350)
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| 247 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I17350)
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| 248 | (Research):Große BURLAGE (BUHRLAGE), Lübbert, Erbkötter in Rieste Nr. 27, cath., S Rieste 25.3.1658 (la36), > ebd. 7.2.1728 (la328), 70 Jahre, E.: Lübbert Große Burlage (1655) ¥ um 1680 Klanckert, Elsche, luth., S Rieste 1658, > ebd. 4.2.1732 (la403), 75 Jahre, E.: Tebbe Klanckert (1655) Johann, S Rieste 1679, ¥ 1704, Voßkamp, Elisabeth, Pente Margaretha Maria, S Rieste 18.3.1685 (la394), ¥ 1716, Borgmann, Johann Diederich, Col. Lange, Hesepe Heinrich, S Rieste 2.11.1687 (la439), ¥ 1719, Grote, Anna Margaretha, Col. Grote, Rieste Hermann Lübbert, S Rieste 19.11.1690 (la501), ¥ 1720, Biest, Anna Margarethe, Col. Wallmann, Rieste Berend, S Rieste 9.8.1693 (la548), ¥ 1724, Duncker, Margaretha Maria, Col. Sube, Rieste Johann Hermann, S Rieste 6.5.1696 (la22), ¥ 1725, Moltkaste, Margaretha Elisabeth, Rieste \f3 | Buhrlage (Große Burlage), Lübbert (I12523)
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| 249 | (Research):A conference was held in April (1837), when it was voted to ordain three elders viz. A. B. Wilson to take charge of that part of the conference that rein Tennesse [Tennessee], James Beaty for the same in Kentucky, and Alfred Loy, who soon after in company with others faom [from] that place at whose requst [request] I led from thence to Far West Mo.; for that is the name of the place where the church has located in Caldwell Co. at a distance of about thirty miles in nearly a northerly direction from Liberty Clay Co. My stay in that region was not over three weeks, as it became duty for me to leave there for this place: I journied [journeyed] by water from Liberty via. St. Louis and other intermediate places to Wellsville, occupying sixteen days from Liberty to Kirtland, being absent near eight months and travelled [traveled] in all by land and water over five thousand miles, preaching the word to thousands-many of whom had a desire to learn about the strange truth contained in the gospel of the Son of God. May their honest requests be satisfied in a good degree, while I may for a time be permitted to enjoy the society of an affectionate family and many worthy friends in this place. I am in the bonds of the gospel, yours &c. H. G. Sherwood from a letter dated 1 Aug 1837 (http://www.centerplace.org/history/ma/v3n11.htm) Caldwell County, MO Alfred Loy 6-15-1837 7 W 1/2 of NW 1/4 of Sec. 3 Record # 958-- 80 acres Caldwell County, MO Alfred Loy 7-14-1837 11Sw 1/4 of SE 1/4 of Sec. 21 Record # 2124-- 40 acres 1838 On the 29th of April I preached at Brother Crides and baptized and confirmed them. I put a crop in the spring of the year 1838 and then on the 11th day of June I started in company with Clapp and Alfred Lay and Radolph Alexander and Petty to preach again on my second mission. I took passage on the steamer Kansas at Jack Ferry in Ray County. I went to St. Louis then down the river and up the Ohio to Prode Ferry and then commenced our labors. I left Petty and Alexander at the mouth of the Tennessee River. We landed on the Kentucky side and went up into Warren County and Clapp and Lay left me. (Autobiographical sketch of Isaac Allred, http://www.allredfamily.org/issac_allred.htm) 1840: Federal Census: Madison County, IL Lay, Alfred male (20-30), Alfred was abt 30 female (20-30) Jane was abt 24 male (5-10) George was abt 5 female (under 5), Martha was 3 1850 Federal Census: Louisville, Eldoroda County, CA (Enum 16 Jan 1850) Loy, Alfred, age 40, laborer, born Alabama 1850 Federal Census: Perry County, IL Loy, Jane, age 34,born in KY Loy, George H., age 14 born in IL Loy, Martha J. age 13, born in MO Loy, Mary A., age 5, born in IL Loy, Eliza, age 4, born in IL Excerpt from a letter written by Mrs. Minnie May Snyder (1875-1971) of Belleville, Illinois. She was the step daughter of Henry G. Loy. Her mother was Mary E. Bradley and her father was John W. Brashear who died when she was abt 2 years old. Her mother married Henry G. Loy when Minnie was about 5 years old so he was the only father she ever knew. «i»"Dr. Alfred Loy was the oldest in the family and when they all went to California at the time of the Gold rush - Pa, the doctor, and several of their sisters were in the wagon train that crossed the plains in the covered wagons. It took them six months to make the trip out to California; one of Pa's sisters died and they had to leave her there and then when they got to Salt Lake City, Utah, they go mixed up with the Mormons and those who escaped had to go by night, and Dr. Loy was there when Pa would tell us about his trip across (but what ever became of him we do not know)"«/i» | Loy, Dr. Alfred (I6642)
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| 250 | (Research):A Dorothea Wilke, age 17, appears on the passenger list of the ship Humboldt that arrived in New York on 24 Nov 1868 along with Maria Wilke age 59. Not sure if this is the same Dorothea. 1870 Federal Census: Chester, Randolph County,IL Dora Wilka, age 20 from Hannover listed as servant in household of Ernst Lehnker. | Wilke, Dorothea (I1557)
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