Matches 451 to 500 of 960
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| 451 | Source: Church records - Research provided by: Martin Koepple, Panoramastr. 31, D-73207 Plochingen, Germany | KUEHN, Joseph (I02708)
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| 452 | Source: Church records - Research provided by: Martin Koepple, Panoramastr. 31, D-73207 Plochingen, Germany | KUEHN, Maria Catharina (I02707)
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| 453 | Source: Church records - Research provided by: Martin Koepple, Panoramastr. 31, D-73207 Plochingen, Germany | SHEFFIELD, Thamazine () (I02353)
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| 454 | Source: Church records - Research provided by: Martin Koepple, Panoramastr. 31, D-73207 Plochingen, Germany | VOGEL, Holly () (I02658)
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| 455 | Source: Church records - Research provided by: Martin Koepple, Panoramastr. 31, D-73207 Plochingen, Germany | VOGEL, Seth (I02657)
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| 456 | Source: Church records - Research provided by: Martin Koepple, Panoramastr. 31, D-73207 Plochingen, Germany | VOGEL, Olivia (I02659)
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| 457 | Source: Church records - Research provided by: Martin Koepple, Panoramastr. 31, D-73207 Plochingen, Germany | VOGEL, Dennis (I02660)
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| 458 | Source: Church records - Research provided by: Martin Koepple, Panoramastr. 31, D-73207 Plochingen, Germany | HEITMEYER, Alice (I02655)
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| 459 | Source: Church records - Research provided by: Martin Koepple, Panoramastr. 31, D-73207 Plochingen, Germany | DEN HARTOG, Wiillard (I02656)
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| 460 | Source: Church records - Research provided by: Martin Koepple, Panoramastr. 31, D-73207 Plochingen, Germany through Bob & Anna Schuler Buehler Mattheus was a marksman - Protected the village from animals & thiefs | SHEFFIELD, Edmund (I02352)
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| 461 | Source: Church records - Research provided by: Martin Koepple, Panoramastr. 31, D-73207 Plochingen, Germany through Bob & Anna Schuler Buehler Muggensturm is direct an attractive, alive and rising municipality with approx. 6200 inhabitants in Baden-Wuerttemberg, between Karlsruhe and Rastatt, at the federal motorway Muggensturm Geography: Located directly west of the city of Rastatt, Muggensturm is known as an industrial town. The population is a little more than 6,000 inhabitants and the town covers 11.55 square kilometers. History: A Celtic arm ring and three Roman bronze brooches, now located in the Baden State Museum in Karlsruhe, are evidence of settlements in the area during Roman times. The first documented reference to Muggensturm is found in the year 1193. The present day spelling was registered by 1296. It is possible that Muggensturm was an extension of the town of Oetigheim, and an old Eberstein possession that was enlarged by the relocation of Eichelbach. St. Margaret's Chapel, today the Muggensturm Cemetery Chapel, was the local church for the abandoned village of Eichelbach, which has completely vanished today. Muggensturm was the possession of the Counts of Eberstein and the Herrenalb Cloister. These holdings were later transferred and Heinrich von Eberstein ordered the removal of the inhabitants of Eichelbach to Muggensturm in 1298. After 1353, Muggensturm is mentioned several times as a city. A previous fortress had fallen to ruin by the 15th century. In the 16th century there was no longer a city wall. In the past years, Muggensturm has increased its amount of industry, trade and business thanks to the vigorous promotion by the city administrators. As a results, a substantial number of work places have been developed. A few years back a recreational park was built at the edge of the city, with a tennis hall, wildlife enclosure and fitness trails. The locality's image has significantly improved in the last decade. This has been made clear through the success in town beautification during that time. Emigrant Surnames: Adam, Baumann, Baumstark, Bechler, Berlinghoff, Dahringer, Dimmler, Fütterer, Götzmann, Großmann, Heck, Hornung, Huber, Jocher, Kappler, Kastner, Kleehammer, Knapp, Knobloch, König, Kraft, Kraus, Mack, Meder, Melcher, Raub, Schick, Schnepf, Späth, Stoll, Unser, Weßbecher, Westermann, Zittel | BULLARD, Hannah (I02355)
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| 462 | Source: Church records - Research provided by: Martin Koepple, Panoramastr. 31, D-73207 Plochingen, Germany through Bob & Anna Schuler Buehler Muggensturm is direct an attractive, alive and rising municipality with approx. 6200 inhabitants in Baden-Wuerttemberg, between Karlsruhe and Rastatt, at the federal motorway Muggensturm Geography: Located directly west of the city of Rastatt, Muggensturm is known as an industrial town. The population is a little more than 6,000 inhabitants and the town covers 11.55 square kilometers. History: A Celtic arm ring and three Roman bronze brooches, now located in the Baden State Museum in Karlsruhe, are evidence of settlements in the area during Roman times. The first documented reference to Muggensturm is found in the year 1193. The present day spelling was registered by 1296. It is possible that Muggensturm was an extension of the town of Oetigheim, and an old Eberstein possession that was enlarged by the relocation of Eichelbach. St. Margaret's Chapel, today the Muggensturm Cemetery Chapel, was the local church for the abandoned village of Eichelbach, which has completely vanished today. Muggensturm was the possession of the Counts of Eberstein and the Herrenalb Cloister. These holdings were later transferred and Heinrich von Eberstein ordered the removal of the inhabitants of Eichelbach to Muggensturm in 1298. After 1353, Muggensturm is mentioned several times as a city. A previous fortress had fallen to ruin by the 15th century. In the 16th century there was no longer a city wall. In the past years, Muggensturm has increased its amount of industry, trade and business thanks to the vigorous promotion by the city administrators. As a results, a substantial number of work places have been developed. A few years back a recreational park was built at the edge of the city, with a tennis hall, wildlife enclosure and fitness trails. The locality's image has significantly improved in the last decade. This has been made clear through the success in town beautification during that time. Emigrant Surnames: Adam, Baumann, Baumstark, Bechler, Berlinghoff, Dahringer, Dimmler, Fütterer, Götzmann, Großmann, Heck, Hornung, Huber, Jocher, Kappler, Kastner, Kleehammer, Knapp, Knobloch, König, Kraft, Kraus, Mack, Meder, Melcher, Raub, Schick, Schnepf, Späth, Stoll, Unser, Weßbecher, Westermann, Zittel | HORNUNG, Jacobea (I02365)
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| 463 | Source: Church records - Research provided by: Martin Koepple, Panoramastr. 31, D-73207 Plochingen, Germany through Bob & Anna Schuler Buehler Occupation: wood-cutter | SHEFFIELD, William (I02350)
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| 464 | Source: Church records - Research provided by: Martin Koepple, Panoramastr. 31, D-73207 Plochingen, Germany through Bob & Anna Schuler Buehler Sebastian was a wood-cutter | PARTRIDGE, Mary (I02348)
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| 465 | Source: Church records - Research provided by: Martin Koepple, Panoramastr. 31, D-73207 Plochingen, Germany through Bob & Anna Schuler Buehler | SHEFFIELD, Hannah (I02349)
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| 466 | Source: Church records - Research provided by: Martin Koepple, Panoramastr. 31, D-73207 Plochingen, Germany through Bob & Anna Schuler Buehler | WEBB, Mary (I02351)
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| 467 | Source: City of Boston vol 387 pp122 - born Aug 2, 1888 - Florence Josephine Mitchell to James E. Mitchell born Hollis ton, MA & Laura J. (Hayford) Parents lived at 50 Harvard Street Charlestown, MA. Occupation: Steam Fitter | SAFFORD, George W. (I01243)
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| 468 | SOURCE: Daughter's death ceritificate | HOWES, Mrs Danrel (I01083)
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| 469 | Source: Death Massachusetts Death Records | PARTRIDGE, Deacon John (I00143)
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| 470 | Source: Edmund West, Comp. Family Data Collection - Ancestry.com, 2000 | PARTRIDGE, Lydia (I00455)
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| 471 | Source: Family Data Collection | FISH, James (I02346)
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| 472 | Source: Family Data Collection | FISH, James (I02345)
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| 473 | Source: Family Data Collection - Fed.census 1920 | ADAMS, Jonathan (I02368)
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| 474 | Source: Halifax, Massachusetts Vital RecordsSee: Heads of Families in the 1790 Census Act , pp 169 - John Hayford is listed with one male "16 and upward, one minor under 15, and one femaleSee: Heads of Families in the 1790 Census Act , pp 169 - John Hayford is listed with one male "16 and upward, one minor under 15, and one female | HAYFORD, Mabel Faun (I02096)
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| 475 | Source: LDS - C500791 1842-1850 - Printout # 0933369 | HAYFORD, Harvey (I00518)
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| 476 | Source: Marriage certificate on file Parochial Chapelry of Saddleworth in the county of York and ? 8 July in the year of 1833 James Buckley of High Stile in this parochial Chapelry Bachelor and Mary Walker of Weakey in the Same Spinster were married in this Chapel by Banns this eigth day of July in the Year One Thoufand eight hundred and thirty three By me B ? Whitelock Curate This marriage was folemnized between us James Buckley (signed) MaryWalker X her mark In the Prefence of John Malialieiu & Fanny Malialeiu # 661 (Notice S as F) (See original in James Buckley's Marriage Scrapbook ) | Family: BUCKLEY, James / WALKER, Mary (F00911)
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| 477 | SOURCE: Marriage License of Albert J. Winnier and Doris B. Mitchell Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts, Reg.#5835, page 498. Doris was a nurse. She did her residency at Boston City Hospital. She was living there when she was married at age 22. Massachusetts Records: Roll 71 pp77; Doris Barber (Mitchell) Winnier died Mar.31, 1971 at age of 59 yrs, 3 mos. 10 days. Surname, Mitchell - Buried April 2, 1971 Millis MA. | BARBER, William (I01255)
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| 478 | Source: Massachusetts Town Marriage Records Birth and Death dates are from grave stone markers 1870 Federal Census Medfield: Cynthia ( occupation listed "Housekeeping" was living with Ellen M (occupation listed as "working in bonnet factory" No mention of John. There is some unconfirmed evidence that Cynthia was the daughter (?) Hayward and Cynthia Engley & her middle initial "E" is Engley. | HAYWARD, Cynthia Engley (I00528)
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| 479 | Source: Massachusetts Town Marriage Records | Family: HAYFORD, John / HAYWARD, Cynthia Engley (F00280)
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| 480 | Source: Massachusetts Town Marriage Records | Family: ADAMS, Obadiah Sr. / CUTLER, Experience (F00296)
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| 481 | Source: Newport RI Vol. 2 pp12 Groom James Fish age 46 yrs - born in England - occupation, weaver - Father, James Fish - Mother, ---Shiel - Bride age 44 yrs old - born England - Father, James Buckley - Mother, Mary --- | GILMORE, Marcus (I02335)
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| 482 | Source: Newport RI Vol. 2 pp12 Groom James Fish age 46 yrs - born in England - occupation, weaver - Father, James Fish - Mother, ---Shiel - Bride age 44 yrs old - born England - Father, James Buckley - Mother, Mary --- Second marriage by Rev. Schermerhorn Unitarian | Family: FISH, James / BUCKLEY, Sarah Ann (F00168)
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| 483 | Source: Research provided by: Martin Koepple, Panoramastr. 31, D-73207 Plochingen, Germany Conrad was a mason | WHITING, Frank (I02262)
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| 484 | Source: Research provided by: Martin Koepple, Panoramastr. 31, D-73207 Plochingen, Germany Muggensturm Geography: Located directly west of the city of Rastatt, Muggensturm is known as an industrial town. The population is a little more than 6,000 inhabitants and the town covers 11.55 square kilometers. History: A Celtic arm ring and three Roman bronze brooches, now located in the Baden State Museum in Karlsruhe, are evidence of settlements in the area during Roman times. The first documented reference to Muggensturm is found in the year 1193. The present day spelling was registered by 1296. It is possible that Muggensturm was an extension of the town of Oetigheim, and an old Eberstein possession that was enlarged by the relocation of Eichelbach. St. Margaret's Chapel, today the Muggensturm Cemetery Chapel, was the local church for the abandoned village of Eichelbach, which has completely vanished today. Muggensturm was the possession of the Counts of Eberstein and the Herrenalb Cloister. These holdings were later transferred and Heinrich von Eberstein ordered the removal of the inhabitants of Eichelbach to Muggensturm in 1298. After 1353, Muggensturm is mentioned several times as a city. A previous fortress had fallen to ruin by the 15th century. In the 16th century there was no longer a city wall. In the past years, Muggensturm has increased its amount of industry, trade and business thanks to the vigorous promotion by the city administrators. As a results, a substantial number of work places have been developed. A few years back a recreational park was built at the edge of the city, with a tennis hall, wildlife enclosure and fitness trails. The locality's image has significantly improved in the last decade. This has been made clear through the success in town beautification during that time. Emigrant Surnames: Adam, Baumann, Baumstark, Bechler, Berlinghoff, Dahringer, Dimmler, Fütterer, Götzmann, Großmann, Heck, Hornung, Huber, Jocher, Kappler, Kastner, Kleehammer, Knapp, Knobloch, König, Kraft, Kraus, Mack, Meder, Melcher, Raub, Schick, Schnepf, Späth, Stoll, Unser, Weßbecher, Westermann, Zittel Information Sources: Catholic/Civil Records birth and baptism: 1655-1900 marriages: 1656-1900, 1920-1964 deaths and burial: 1654-1900 | WHITING, Malisea Otis (I02261)
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| 485 | Source: Research provided by: Martin Koepple, Panoramastr. 31, D-73207 Plochingen, Germany | KILMARX, Anonyma (I02274)
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| 486 | Source: Research provided by: Martin Koepple, Panoramastr. 31, D-73207 Plochingen, Germany | TEEL, William Frederick (I02265)
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| 487 | Source: See Federal Census 1870 - Birth 8 mos. old Federal Census -1900- John E. "bobbin keeper" 30 yrs old lives in Franklin, Ma with his wife Elizabeth A. age 32 yrs old and son George age 9 , son Clayton (later known as John C.) age 4 and John's mother Cynthia age 74 yrs. old Federal Census -1910- John E. superintendent blanket mill age 40 yrs old lived in Franklin with his wife Elizabeth A age 43 yrs old and sons George A age 19 yrs old, John C. age 14 yrs old & daughter Mildred age 9 yrs old. Federal Census - 1920 - John E. a cashier of bank age 50 yrs old living i n Franklin with his wife Elizabeth A. age 53 yrs old and daughter Mildred age 19 yrs old and his mother Cynthia age 94 yrs old Federal Census - 1930 - John E. a cashier of bank age 60 yrs old lived with his wife Elizabeth age 61 yrs old in Franklin, MA | MORSE, Lydia (I02258)
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| 488 | Source: Social Security - Birth & death dates | REISS, Joseph Anton (I00011)
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| 489 | Source: Underwood/Gilbertson Family Genealogy | KEILMARX, Maria Anna Anastasia (I02286)
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| 490 | Source: Underwood/Gilbertson Family Genealogy | MORRICE, Oliver W. (I02299)
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| 491 | Source: Underwood/Gilbertson Family Genealogy | MORRICE, Oliver W. (I02301)
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| 492 | Source: Underwood/Gilbertson Family Genealogy | KEILMARX, Antonius (I02285)
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| 493 | Source: Underwood/Gilbertson Family Genealogy | MORRICE, Emmer. S (I02300)
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| 494 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | MORRICE, Robert G. (I02302)
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| 495 | Source: US & International Marriage Records 1560- 1900 | Family: PARTRIDGE, Deacon John / ROCKWOOD, Elizabeth (F00086)
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| 496 | Source: Vital Record of Medway | Family: CUTLER, Simon / CLARK, Silence (F00897)
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| 497 | Source: Walpole History Marriages to Year 1850 Marriage Index: Massachusetts 1633-1850 | Family: ELLIS, Charles / HAYFORD, Sarah (F00833)
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| 498 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | SCHULER, Andrea Louise (I00538)
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| 499 | Source: Church records - Research provided by: Martin Koepple, Panoramastr. 31, D-73207 Plochingen, Germany | NOLD, Johannes (I02725)
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| 500 | Source: Church records - Research provided by: Martin Koepple, Panoramastr. 31, D-73207 Plochingen, Germany | HORNUNG, Lentz () (I02718)
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