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| 10601 |
This census indicates that there were 2 more children born since the 1900 census and that they are not living. | Barton, Pvt. Harold Mayland (I6644)
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| 10602 |
This census indicates that there were 2 more children born since the 1900 census and that they are not living. | Barton, Pvt. Harold Mayland (I6644)
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| 10603 |
This census indicates that there were 2 more children born since the 1900 census and that they are not living. | Barton, Florence Ida (I35)
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| 10604 |
This census indicates that there were 2 more children born since the 1900 census and that they are not living. | Barton, Pvt. Everett Weston (I46)
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| 10605 |
This census indicates that there were 2 more children born since the 1900 census and that they are not living. | Barton, Pvt. Everett Weston (I46)
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| 10606 |
This census indicates that there were 2 more children born since the 1900 census and that they are not living. | Barton, Florence Ida (I35)
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| 10607 |
This census indicates that there were 2 more children born since the 1900 census and that they are not living. | Barton, Pvt. Everett Weston (I46)
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| 10608 |
This census indicates that there were 2 more children born since the 1900 census and that they are not living. | Barton, Florence Ida (I35)
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| 10609 |
This census indicates that there were 2 more children born since the 1900 census and that they are not living. | Barton, Pvt. Everett Weston (I46)
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| 10610 |
This census indicates that there were 2 more children born since the 1900 census and that they are not living. | Barton, Florence Ida (I35)
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| 10611 |
This census indicates that there were 2 more children born since the 1900 census and that they are not living. | Barton, Pvt. Everett Weston (I46)
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| 10612 |
This census indicates that there were 2 more children born since the 1900 census and that they are not living. | Barton, Florence Ida (I35)
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| 10613 |
This census indicates that there were 2 more children born since the 1900 census and that they are not living. | Barton, Pvt. Harold Mayland (I6644)
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| 10614 |
This census indicates that there were 2 more children born since the 1900 census and that they are not living. | Family: Edward E. Barton / Nettie W. Abbott (F2632)
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| 10615 |
This child was the 5th child born, Freddie was the 6th. | Barton, child (I18701)
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| 10616 |
This consisted of "my new house" with "all the upland and meadow ground which appertains and belongs unto me excepting two acres of upland [and] one acre of meadow". | Feake, Mr. Henry (I9344)
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| 10617 |
This date is calculated from age at death. She was age 36 in the 1850 census. LDS website has her born 22 Jun 1810. Mary Jane's birth record gives Elizabeth's place of birth. | Johnson, Elizabeth Ann (I13048)
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| 10618 |
This date is probably later than this - based on the 1850 census, probably 1819.. | Allen, Pamela (I11533)
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| 10619 |
This date is probably wrong. It should probably be June, if her obituary is correct.
DIED
In Chester, N.H. on Sunday last, Widow Mary Morse, aged 90 years. She has had 11 children, 80 grand children and 114 great grand children, making a grand total of 205.
Merrimack Intelligencer June 24, 1815
Haverhill, Mass | Chase, Mary (I12323)
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| 10620 |
This date is suspected as the only other John in Hancock County. The MFV3 published data is incorrect for death date (11 May 1824) and pension (W23915). That information is for John Smith of Gloucester. | Smith, Pvt. John (I9417)
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| 10621 |
This date seem a bit farfetched. | Root, John (I9449)
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| 10622 |
This deed was acknowledged the same day, but not recorded until 27 August 1760, fifty-one years later. He gave his son Robert one half of the house and house lot of ten acres, one half of the salt marsh and of the fresh meadow and of the shares in the common "provided my Son Robert do carry on my work of husbandry with his work and keep me comfortable during my natural life." Robert is to have the property after Abraham's decease. Daughter Hannah is given one half of the household goods, "be they brass, iron or wood"; the use of the west end of the house; one cow and two sheep. After her death, her half of the house is to be Robert's. Son Abraham is to have one half of the north division land. Robert is to give his sisters Susannah Taylor, Mary Sanborn and Sarah Libby one sheep each (Province Deeds 63:270). | Drake, Abraham Sr. (I6767)
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| 10623 |
This emigration record may be for the other Mendel Weintrub (Detroit) even though the destination is Cleveland. | Weintraub, Mendel Velvel (I2821)
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| 10624 |
This family needs work. | Marshall, Richard (I41083)
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| 10625 |
This force consisted of six companies of foot, numbering four hundred and sixty-five, besides Capt. Prentice's troop of seventy-five. The full quota was five hundred and seventy-seven soldiers, but there were probably many more serving in various roles. | Campaign, the Narragansett (I45354)
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| 10626 |
This force consisted of six companies of foot, numbering four hundred and sixty-five, besides Capt. Prentice's troop of seventy-five. The full quota was five hundred and seventy-seven soldiers, but there were probably many more serving in various roles. | Sawyer, William (I5653)
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| 10627 |
This force consisted of six companies of foot, numbering four hundred and sixty-five, besides Capt. Prentice's troop of seventy-five. The full quota was five hundred and seventy-seven soldiers, but there were probably many more serving in various roles. | Mattoon, Philip (I19045)
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| 10628 |
This force consisted of six companies of foot, numbering four hundred and sixty-five, besides Capt. Prentice's troop of seventy-five. The full quota was five hundred and seventy-seven soldiers, but there were probably many more serving in various roles. | Treat, Gov. Robert (I13890)
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| 10629 |
This force consisted of six companies of foot, numbering four hundred and sixty-five, besides Capt. Prentice's troop of seventy-five. The full quota was five hundred and seventy-seven soldiers, but there were probably many more serving in various roles. | Appleton, Maj. Samuel Jr. (I12497)
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| 10630 |
This happens to be the same date his wife died. I have sources for his wife, but for him, I'm not sure it's accurate. | Burgess, John Jr. (I7812)
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| 10631 |
This is a surname of French derivation meaning "whitish".
I originally had records for 3 additional children, David, Mary and Steven, but I couldn't find any records to back them up, so I removed them. | Family: Thomas Blanchard / ________ ________ (F3562)
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| 10632 |
This is a transcription error. | Hutchins, Lucetta (I1160)
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| 10633 |
This is a Yorkshire surname, also common in Scotland, that indicates "son of Huchun", an Anglo-Saxon personal name. Isota Huchonson, 1379; John Hucheson, 1440; and John Huchynson, 1475, were all of Yorkshire. | Hutchinson, George Esq. (I11122)
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| 10634 |
This is an error on the Noyes Genealogy's part. | Moulton, Joseph (I40055)
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| 10635 |
This is now the town of Gorham. | Wing, Ananias (I9288)
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| 10636 |
This is only a suspicion, I have no proof at this point. | Newbury, Elizabeth (I23900)
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| 10637 |
This is the first time I've seen this as her name (10 Jan 2019). | Waynes, Dorothy (I7827)
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| 10638 |
This is the last year he was taxed. | Eldredge, John (I9170)
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| 10639 |
This is the name I see most often, but I've not been able to find actual proof. The indication is that she married second Henry Perry in 1700. That record is published by Torrey, though she is Mary/Mercy Pratt then. | Stockbridge, Mary (I39944)
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| 10640 |
This is the name on the birth record of her daughter Josephine. | Miller, Lucy A. (I19925)
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| 10641 |
This land adjoined James Doughty's and James Barbour's land. | Knight, Moses (I18925)
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| 10642 |
This land had been given to him by his father-in-law, John Shaw. | Bryant, Stephen Sr. (I37477)
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| 10643 |
This land was a division of the neck consisting of 4 acres, three quarters, and six rods. The rest of the division of other land consisted of four acres, one quarter, and six rods. | Grenaway, John (I5724)
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| 10644 |
This land was ordered laid out on any side of Nashaway bounds. | Wade, Col. Jonathan Esq. (I12535)
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| 10645 |
This list is found in the front of the town's earliest book of land records. | the list of recipients (I44522)
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| 10646 |
This lot was located on Bradford Street. | Harriman, Leonard (I15487)
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| 10647 |
This marriage is questionable, and possibly belongs to his son Stephen. | Family: Joseph Beebe / Elizabeth Camp (F3462)
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| 10648 |
this marriage is speculation. | Hilton, Rebecca (I6809)
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| 10649 |
This marriage's authenticity has been questioned by Donald Lines Jacobus (See TAG 15:111-118), see attached documents. | Family: Augustine Bearse / Mary Hyanno (F3598)
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| 10650 |
This Mary didn't mary Nathaniel Leeman, Samuel's daughter did. I'm not sure if this daughter even existed. I can't find any records of her, birth or otherwise. Johnson clearly made errors in her book with regards to this family. | Hutchinson, Mary (I11120)
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