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| 10501 |
There is a Jasper Calderwood, age 4, son of Jesse Jr., age 34. Maybe this is the Jasper? | Calderwood, Jasper (I4817)
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| 10502 |
There is a John Morrill that removed to Sebec, Maine in 1803. Could it be this John.? He had a son Joseph with him, and this John's son Moses did end up in Sebec. Historical collections of Piscataquis County, Maine states that James Lyford (Deborah Lyford, b. 3 May 1769), Silas Harriman(b. 21 Oct 1778, d. 10 Dec 1876, Sebec) (Elizabeth Lyford, b. 16 Mar 1779, d. 26 Nov 1847, Sebec), John Morrill (looks to be b. 28 Mar 1785, d. 27 Feb 1853, Sebec) (Liberty Lyford, b. 6 Jul 1783) and Bylie Lyford (Lois Lyford, b. 10 Jun 1781) all married sisters whose maiden name was Lyford (daughters of Thomas and Ann (James) Lyford). One website on Ancestry says John Morrill was from Gilmanton, New Hampshire. | Morrill, John (I35111)
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| 10503 |
There is a Kenneth L. Roch, born in 1923, that died in 1976 in L.A.. Other than that, maybe went off to war (right age) and never returned? | Rock, Kenneth L. (I30994)
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| 10504 |
There is a Mary in Scituate, baptized 16 Apr 1665, daughter of Elizabeth. | Rogers, Mary (I41780)
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| 10505 |
There is a Mary Pratt born in Scituate in 1708 - for followup. | ________, Mary (I8614)
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| 10506 |
There is a Mary who died on 13 Oct 1811, but I think she was probably younger because it says she died "suddenly". | ________, Mary (I45267)
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| 10507 |
There is a Morris Schwartz in Pueblo in 1910, age 42. | Black, Morris (I20889)
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| 10508 |
There is a puzzle with Asa's first son, Asa LeBreche Rock though. There is the birth record in Plainfield which does not imply that it was a twin birth-however according to Jack who remembers his aunts & uncles this man was called William Rock. If you check the SSDI there is a William Rock born on the same day and died in Derry NH which is where Jack stated he died. William left CT and lived in Bristol NH for a time and then moved down to Derry. My husband believes he remembers visiting him (Uncle Bill) when they would go to the beach in NH. He didn't remember that it was his great uncle, just a really good guy that was pretty poor. I haven't gotten to check with the Catholic Church in Derry but they should have a record of his death.
Suzanne Cantara | Rock, William Asa (I19660)
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| 10509 |
There is a Reuben Hutchings born Oct 1838 in the 1900 Bucksport census. There is also a Reuben born about 1840 in Maine living in San Francisco in the 1880 census. | Hutchings, Reuben M. (I1563)
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| 10510 |
There is a Robert Lurton as a witness on a Francis Littlefield deed in York, Maine signed on 3 May 1683. | Lawton, Robert (I41466)
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| 10511 |
There is a second marriage record that states that they were married in Denver on 25 Jan 1920. | Family: Matthew Millenson / Rose Greinetz (F7280)
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| 10512 |
There is also a birth record in Amesbury for 5 Feb 1725/6. | Jones, Mary (I5413)
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| 10513 |
There is also a George Miller on this page. There is a John Staples who could be a son. | Family: Septimius Staples / Susannah Adams (F11498)
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| 10514 |
There is also a marriage of a Lewis Jr. and Rebecca Bresset on 28 Jul 1880 in Westerly, RI. | Rock, Louis Jr. (I19663)
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| 10515 |
There is also a record at Highland Cemetery. I'm not sure id they are the same place. | Appleton, Benjamin Esq. (I12492)
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| 10516 |
There is also another birth record for a John for 24 Feb 1658. This could be the birth date for this John and the earlier date could be for a John who died young. | Dillingham, John (I28172)
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| 10517 |
There is an Amos Staples in Hartford in 1853 along with George M., both blacksmiths. There is also a Joseph located around the corner who was a filesmith. I'm wondering if this is Amos, son of Able and Cynthia, and 2 of his sons (this scenario is now doubtful. It appears that Amos, son of Abel and Cynthia removed to Vermont with some of his brothers [9 Jan 2018]). Or is this Amos and 2 of his brothers? It seems awful coincidental that there are 2 Amos' who are blacksmiths as well as George M.s as sons/brothers.
There is no Amos at this address in 1852 or 1854. Joseph lived nearby until 1854. Joseph was apparently born in England so probably no relation. | Staples, George Martin (I30986)
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| 10518 |
There is an Amos Staples in Hartford in 1853 along with George M., both blacksmiths. There is also a Joseph located around the corner who was a filesmith. I'm wondering if this is Amos, son of Able and Cynthia, and 2 of his sons (this scenario is now doubtful. It appears that Amos, son of Abel and Cynthia removed to Vermont with some of his brothers [9 Jan 2018]). Or is this Amos and 2 of his brothers? It seems awful coincidental that there are 2 Amos' who are blacksmiths as well as George M.s as sons/brothers.
There is no Amos at this address in 1852 or 1854. Joseph lived nearby until 1854. Joseph was apparently born in England so probably no relation. | Staples, Amos (I19923)
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| 10519 |
There is an Elizabeth Staples, age 90, in Canterbury, Connecticut in 1870. Nevermind, she was the widow of John Staples. | ________, Elizabeth (I39824)
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| 10520 |
There is an Elizabeth, wife of Daniel, buried in the Granary Burying Ground. She died 26 Apr 1752, age 27, which would make her born about the same time as this one. Coincidence? | Appleton, Elizabeth (I12531)
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| 10521 |
There is another Annie L. Arey born in 1863 in Vinalhaven, daughter of Sylvester Arey and Harriet C. Eaton, died as Mrs. Farnsworth in Conway, New Hampshire in 1946 to be aware of. I'm not sure if there is confusion here. | Arey, Annie L. (I34494)
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| 10522 |
There is circumstantial evidence that she may have been a Winslow, but no proof. Anderson does not give her a surname. | Winslow, Margaret (I17617)
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| 10523 |
There is no appropriate family in Plymouth of this name at this time. | ________, Bathsheba (I19360)
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| 10524 |
There is no evidence that show Henry as the son of Elder Henry. This marriage record does exist and certainly Henry the younger does fit. More research needs to be done here. | Family: Henry Kingsbury / Jane Waryn (F17579)
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| 10525 |
There is no further record. | Cobb, Eleazer (I12174)
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| 10526 |
There is no hard evidence that these 3 Messengers were brothers, or that their father's name was Andrew. There is a considerable amount of circumstantial evidence though. | Family: Andrew Messenger / (F7147)
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| 10527 |
There is no original source provided on the Find-a-grave record for her surname. Anderson says it is not known. | Ashley, Elizabeth (I39937)
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| 10528 |
There is no real evidence that this person existed. | Messenger, Andrew (I20705)
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| 10529 |
There is no record of him after this date. | Briar, Richard (I266)
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| 10530 |
There is no sign of Christian in New England (she would have been in her late twenties and likely to have been married by the time the family emigrated). | Foster, Christian (I33719)
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| 10531 |
There is some speculation that she may be a Knight as opposed to Wright, that she may be a daughter of John and Elizabeth (Vincent) Knight. There enough gaps in the ages of their children and all other Wright daughters are accounted for (See TEG 27:120 notes). | Wright, Eleanor (I267)
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| 10532 |
There is the persistent story that Meribah Wardwell was the product of her mother's capture by the Indians. I cannot find any attacks on York, Maine near the time that Ruth Bragdon would have become pregnant with Meribah, so for me, the story appears to be false. | Wardwell, Meribah (I2370)
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| 10533 |
There is the possibility that her father had a first wife, which would somewhat explain the birth gap between the first three children and the last two. | Peasley, Mary (I9713)
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| 10534 |
There isn't much about this Find-a-grave record that I think is correct. | Throckmorten, Hannah (I14441)
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| 10535 |
There looks to be an opening in the family of Zar Sturdevant and Polly Smith, between Sabrina (b. 1794) and Harriet (b. 1802). | Sturdevant, John (I20276)
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| 10536 |
There may be a conflation of Rebeccas here. | Kabachnik, Rebecca Lotte (I2826)
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| 10537 |
There may have also been children John and Sarah. | Converse, Deacon Edward (I16667)
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| 10538 |
There seems to be much confusion as to what Joseph married who, even on the same page (588) in the History of Boscawen. There, Joseph Hobson Morrill marries 3 different women, is born and dies on different days. | Family: Joseph Morrill / Judith Atkinson (F13738)
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| 10539 |
There seems to be so confusion regarding Hannah Browns. There is also a Hannah C. Brown listed on Find-A-Grave born the same date and place married to Warren Blake on 8 Nov 1832 in Vinalhaven. | Barton, Hannah C. (I10305)
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| 10540 |
There seems to be some confusion between Ruth's and Rebecca's death dates. | Hooper, Rebecca (I6298)
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| 10541 |
There seems to be some confusion here. | Conway, Annette E. (I23605)
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| 10542 |
There was a John Hadlock who was at the garrison in Hadley on 24 Aug 1676. (NEHGS) | Hadlocke, John (I20180)
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| 10543 |
There was a Joseph Homan who served as a seaman on the brig "Tyrannicide" and another who served on the brig "Penet" during the Revolution. Also a Jo's of Marblehead on the list of deserters. | Homan, Joseph IV (I9738)
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| 10544 |
There was a Thomas Canade in Maine in the mid 1600s. Hee was a Scottish POW. I'm wondering if he was Daniel's father. | Cannady, Daniel Sr. (I20969)
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| 10545 |
There was also a Bizby Bolton in this census. | Bolton, Elisha (I8611)
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| 10546 |
There was then a hiatus, and no surveys were carried out on the first Mondays in July and August. | land inventory, the Cambridge (I44524)
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| 10547 |
There were 13 or 14 other siblings. | Philbrook, Cyrus (I28193)
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| 10548 |
There were 3 males under 16 and one other female in the household. | Cox, Elizabeth (I23767)
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| 10549 |
There were 4 males under 16, 1 over 16 and 3 females in the household. | Staples, Pvt. Abel (I19934)
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| 10550 |
There were 5 males and 5 females in this household. | Barton, Robert (I10207)
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