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Matches 451 to 500 of 1,311
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| 451 | Bellevue Cemetery | Sandow, Conrad Lamar (I2218)
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| 452 | Bellview Cemetery | Beebe, Norman (I3155)
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| 453 | Bellview Cemetery | Davis, Susan Lucinda (I3187)
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| 454 | Benjamin and family removed to New York, where most of their children were born; removed in 1849 to Wisconsin. Benjamin was a pioneer and farmer; served in the War of 1812, from New York. - Colonial Families of the United States, 1920 A Contract to purchase land in part of Ellicottville (now Ashford) was issued to Benjamin Rhodes from the Holland Land Co. in 1816. Benjamin was an early settler of Ashford, living on Lot 54 in 1822. - The History of Cattaraugus, New York, 1879 | Rhoades, Benjamin Jr. (I212)
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| 455 | Benjamin Hawley Jr. was admitted into membership at Bradford Meeting, 1 mo. 15, 1756, and was married there, 4 mo. 22, 1756, to Mary, daughter of Robert Johnson, of East Bradford, said to have been from England, and Katherine (Knott) Johnson, his wife. They settled on his farm in East Bradford, just across the Brandywine from his brother Joseph. They had fourteen children: 1. Caleb, born 4 mo. 23, 1757; married Hannah Battin, 5 mo. 30, 1782. 2. Thomas, born 12 mo. 6, 1758; died 4 mo. 17, 1781, unmarried. 3. Joseph, born 6 mo. 6, 1760; died 10 mo. 5, 1856; see forward. 4. Robert, born 3 mo. 28, 1762; married Patience Yearsley, 11 mo. 21, 1787. 5. Rachel, born 8 mo. 3, 1763; married Arthur McCann. 6. Hannah, born 4 mo. 7, 1766; unmarried in 1807. 7. Mary, born 9 mo. 2, 1767; married John Ingram. 8. Lydia, born 2 mo. 28, 1769; died 12 mo. 28, 1770. 9. Susanna, born 9 mo. 11, 1770; married Elisha Davis, 12 mo. 12, 1793. 10. Tamer, born 5 mo. 2, 1772; married Joshua Hicklin, 12 mo. 17, 1801. 11. Rebecca, born 1 mo. 9, 1774; died 3 mo. 18, 1859, unmarried. 12. Dinah, born 1 mo. 18, 1776; married John Hicklin, 5 mo. 21, 1801. 13. Benjamin, born 5 mo. 18, 1777; died 8 mo. 17, 1857; married Deborah Hoopes. 14. Phebe, born 1 mo. 14, 1779; died 2 mo. n, 1782. The mother of these children died 4 mo. 27, 1822, in her eighty-ninth year. - A History of Delaware County, Pennsylvania, and Its People, Volume 2 By John Woolf Jordan, p.650 | Hawley, Benjamin Jr. (I589)
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| 456 | Bethel United Cemetery | Kenney, Samuel David (I2876)
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| 457 | Bethel United Cemetery | Robbins, Lucy (I2880)
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| 458 | Bethel United Cemetery | Kenney, John Smith Sr. (I2886)
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| 459 | Bloomdale Cemetery | Vroman, Jeremiah A (I3316)
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| 460 | BOLIVAR FREE PRESS July 3, 1884. Mrs Lucy A. Gunn, wife of Carver Gunn died at the residence of her son R.B. Gunn a few miles west of Bolivar on 21 Jun, 1884. Mrs. Gunn's maiden name was Owen. She was a native of Connecticut, having been born near Hartford in the year 1812. When she was about three years old, her parents emigrated to "the far west" as going to Ohio, settling near the Scioto River. Subsequently, the family moved to Illinois, where in 1838, the deceased married Carver Gunn. The next year they moved to Southwest Missouri and settled in Lawrence County. They lived there some twelve years. and then moved to Polk. Mrs. Gunn had been in poor health for some years and her death was not unexpected. She is survived by her husband, now lacking only a few days of being eighty-five years of age, and six children, for of whom are well-known residents of Polk County, viz; O.D., H.C. and R.B. Gunn and Mrs Betty Reed. Two daughters, Mrs. Eliza Pease and Mrs. Adeline Hadlock who live in Kansas. | Owen, Lucy Arvilla (I3366)
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| 461 | Border crossing record has birth place as Long Point, Nova Scotia. Obituary lists Centennial, Nova Scotia. Both towns are directly adjacent to one another. | Macdonald, Mary Jane (I2569)
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| 462 | Boxwood Cemetery | Hawley, Willis A. (I417)
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| 463 | Boxwood Cemetery | Emily E, (I963)
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| 464 | Boxwood Cemetery | Stetson, Martha E. (I3305)
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| 465 | Boxwood Cemetery | Lasher, William H. (I3307)
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| 466 | Boxwood Cemetery | Lasher, Lina S. (I3308)
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| 467 | Boxwood Cemetery | Carpenter, George A. (I3309)
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| 468 | Boxwood Cemetery | Dygert, Fred A. (I3364)
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| 469 | Boynton Beach Memorial Park & Mausoleum | Cook, Esther Eileen (I383)
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| 470 | Brandon Congregational Church yard | Robbins, Abigail (I350)
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| 471 | Brick Church Cemetery | Sherburne, Sarah J. (I3054)
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| 472 | Brookville Cemetery | Oakes, Lanny Eugene (I3390)
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| 473 | Buffalo Cemetery | Bethune, Emma (I670)
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| 474 | Buffalo Cemetery, Sec. H | Van Dorn, Joseph L. (I300)
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| 475 | Buskirk, Rensselaer, New York | Van Buskirk, Lyntje or Lanah (I80)
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| 476 | Buskirk, Rensselaer, New York | Van Buskirk, Garrit (I690)
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| 477 | Buskirk, Rensselaer, New York | Van Buskirk, Henry Tenbroek (I691)
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| 478 | Cage Family Cemetery | Alexander, Capt. William (I73)
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| 479 | Cage Family Cemetery | Brandon, Mary (I288)
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| 480 | Caleb came to Ohio from Chester Co., PA in 1801 with his family and settled in Middleton, Columbiana Co., Ohio. This information is from "History of Columbiana County, Ohio". Also from "The Chester County (PA) Hawley Family" compiled by Everett Malcolm Hawley, January 1957, "Aunt Sarah and Uncle Henry were the grandchildren of Caleb Hawley who had moved to Salem from Chester County, Penn. The tale is told that what was once a large farm owned by Caleb, is now the business center of Salem." | Hawley, Caleb (I440)
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| 481 | Camas Cemetery | Miller, Myron Henderson (I3288)
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| 482 | Canaseraga Cemetery | Shattuck, James F. (I2284)
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| 483 | Canaseraga Cemetery | Eaton, Lucinda A. (I3456)
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| 484 | Center Rutland Cemetery | Bowker, Joseph (I991)
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| 485 | Chapel Hill Memorial Gardens | Vagg, Jerry Orson (I2334)
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| 486 | Charles and Polly moved from Vermont to Springville, NY in 1816 where Charles worked as a farmer. They had 8 children; Diana, Joel, Almira, Stephen, Alanson, Eliza, Augustus, Melinda, Miles, and Adaline. | Chaffee, Charles (I923)
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| 487 | Cherokee Cemetery | Gunn, Adaline "Addie" J. (I3371)
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| 488 | CHESTER R. SHULTES DEAD. Chester R. Shultes, seventy-seven, life long resident of New York state, died at the home of his son La Mont Shultes, in this village, Monday morning. His wife, Mrs. De Ida M. Shultes, died last month. Mr. Shultes is survived by three sons, La Mont and Clyde and Glenn Shultes of Buffalo; two daughters, Mrs. Newell W. Canfield of Albany and Mrs. William Whitmeyer of Cattaraugus, and two sisters, Mrs. Emma Ransom of Springville, and Mrs. Flora Barnard of Rochester. Funeral services were held from the home of the son in this village Wednesday afternoon and were private. Burial was in Graceland Cemetery. - Altamont Enterprise, Feb. 20, 1925 | Shultes, Chester Richmond (I620)
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| 489 | City Point National Cemetery | Griffin, William C. Jr. (I3348)
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| 490 | Civil War - Enlisted in Company A, New York 100th Infantry Regiment on 25 Sep 1861.Promoted to Full Corporal.Promoted to Full Private on 20 May 1864.Mustered out on 25 Sep 1864 at Petersburg, VA. | Lincoln, Marion T. (I122)
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| 491 | Civil War - Enlisted in Company I, Wisconsin 49th Infantry Regiment on 21 Feb 1865. Mustered out on 08 Nov 1865 at St Louis, MO. | Rhodes, Bela (I783)
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| 492 | Civil War: Enlisted in Company A, New York 100th Infantry Regiment on 11 Oct 1861. Promoted to Full Sergeant on 16 May 1864. Mustered out on 24 Feb 1864 at Virginia Hospital. | Kellogg, Charles Barnabas (I700)
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| 493 | Clintonville M. E. Cemetery | Sweetapple, Mary Russell (I116)
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| 494 | Clintonville M. E. Cemetery | Sweetapple, Jesse (I341)
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| 495 | Clintonville M. E. Cemetery | Sweetapple, Velma G. (I370)
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| 496 | Clintonville M. E. Cemetery | Sweetapple, Wilber L. (I581)
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| 497 | Clintonville M. E. Cemetery | French, Christena Maud (I615)
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| 498 | Clintonville M. E. Cemetery | Sweetapple, Leo Ray (I871)
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| 499 | Clintonville M. E. Cemetery | Sweetapple, Kitty L. (I965)
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| 500 | Clintonville M. E. Cemetery | Sweetapple, Albert Lewis (I967)
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