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| 10751 |
unmarried | Bartlett, Hannah (I16170)
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| 10752 |
Unoficially, he had worked on the Wescott Battery for eight days during the failed Penobscot Expedition. He was taken prisoner by the British but released because of his age. | Hutchings, Capt. William Sr. (I6675)
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| 10753 |
Upson has 1 Apr 1818. | Hickox, Samuel (I8242)
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| 10754 |
Upson has 27 Jun 1777. | Bronson, Lt. Thomas (I8173)
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| 10755 |
Variations of the surname Guyon: Despres, Desilets, Dion, Dubuisson, Dufresnay, Dumontier, Duplessis, Durouvray, Dutilly, Fresnay, Grave, Guillon, Guion, Guionet, Guitard, Guyonnet, Guyot, Lemoine, Lafleur, Prezeau, St.-Julienand Yon and in Louisiana, Derbanne. | Guyon du Buisson, Jean (I23244)
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| 10756 |
verbal source | Source (S961)
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| 10757 |
Verbal Source, supplied old family tree | Source (S960)
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| 10758 |
very doubtful, mother already dead. | Newton, Eunice (I13677)
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| 10759 |
Viets has 7 May 1723. Find-a-grave has 26 Apr 1725. | Dibble, Deacon Benjamin (I20978)
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| 10760 |
Vinalhaven VRs has 10 Aug 1815. | Family: John Green / Jane Hall (F10380)
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| 10761 |
Vinalhaven VRs has 10 Dec 1774. | Hall, Charity (I23692)
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| 10762 |
Vinalhaven VRs has 1861, but that must be wrong because Willard is older by about a year. | Conway, Herbert L. (I10334)
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| 10763 |
Vinalhaven VRs has 22 Feb. 1822. | Philbrook, Joel (I17905)
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| 10764 |
Vinton and Cutter say he died 25 March 1657. | Richardson, William (I9742)
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| 10765 |
Vinton says he died in Medford on 25 Sep 1726. | Usher, Hezekiah (I29073)
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| 10766 |
Vinton says she was killed by Indians in Pelham Neck, New York in September 1643. | Marbury, Ann (I2860)
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| 10767 |
Virgilia Avenue in Lot-1295, Grave-2 | Butler, John O. (I20204)
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| 10768 |
Virgilia Avenue in Lot-1295, Grave-4 | Willard, Olivia P. (I20203)
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| 10769 |
Virgilia Avenue in Lot-1295, Grave-6 | Butler, Edwin H. (I35011)
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| 10770 |
Virkus has 1736. TEG has between 1 Mar 1731/2 and 23 Jan 1732. | Harriman, Matthew Sr. (I15456)
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| 10771 |
Vital Records of Andover says 9 Nov 1753. | Abbot, Benjamin (I9487)
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| 10772 |
Volume I compiled by Marcellus Donald Alexander von Redlich - 2280
Volume II compiled by Aileen Lewers Langston & J. Orton Buck - 2275
Volume III compiled by J. Orton Buck & Timothy Field Beard - 2277 | Source (S851)
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| 10773 |
VRs give the 18th, but that date was adjusted to the 21st later. | Brocklebank, Capt. Samuel (I7488)
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| 10774 |
VRs have 16 1 mo 1659. | Family: Nathaniel Hutchinson / Sarah Baker (F4113)
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| 10775 |
VRs have 1705, which conflicts with her sister Marcy(Mary/Mercy)'s birth. Davis has 1703. I think it's a little too close to Rebecca's birth for comfort, so my conclusion is 1704. Of course, Marcy could have the erroneous date - as indicated by NEHGS Register 154:49 (1706). | Bryant, Priscilla (I37449)
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| 10776 |
VRs have 22nd of the 7th month, probably supposed to be 2nd month? | Barron, Ellis (I19090)
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| 10777 |
VRs have 31 Jun 1768. | Chandler, Priscilla (I40332)
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| 10778 |
VRs have 7 Jun 1759. | Family: Rev. Daniel Little / Sarah Coffin (F17404)
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| 10779 |
VRs have 7 Nov 1757. I made it a year later. | Harriman, Hannah (I15425)
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| 10780 |
VT VRs has 15 Aug 1781., Church records have 5 Aug 1784. | Family: Corp. Edward Coy / Flavia Martha Gibson (F4843)
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| 10781 |
W21564 says they were married 6 May 1814. | Family: Robert Leighton / Elizabeth Field (F3888)
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| 10782 |
Wallop has 5 Mar 1425. | Courtenay, Sir Hugh I (I24829)
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| 10783 |
war was formerly declared against the Narragansetts. | Campaign, the Narragansett (I45354)
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| 10784 |
Wardwell has 19 Nov 1773. | Wright, Dorothy (I807)
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| 10785 |
Warner & Nichols have 26 May 1706. | Crowfoot, Sarah (I14121)
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| 10786 |
Warner & Nichols have 8 Nov 1711 (from the tombstone). | Warner, Jacob (I14164)
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| 10787 |
Warner & Nichols have 8 Sep 1854 (clearly incorrect). | Warner, Isaac (I14127)
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| 10788 |
Warren appeared to show the signs of suffering a stroke when we visited them in Dec 2004. He exhibited short-term memory loss and found it difficult to communicate a great part of the time. Subsequent diagnoses indicated a glioblastoma, a particularly nasty form of cancer. He began treatment in April of 2005. | Wintrub, Warren George (I6427)
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| 10789 |
Warren was the youngest partner elected to the executive committee of Coopers & Lybrand, an international professional services organization, where he worked from college graduation through his retirement in January of 1992. While at C & L, Warren also chaired the Retirement Committee.
Warren Wintrub Retires
Warren G. Wintrub, a partner of Coopers & Lybrand for 3l years, was honored for his many contributions to the Firm at his retirement dinner on March 4.
Warren served on C&L's Executive Committee for 12 years, was instrumental in the formation of the Partner Investment Committee and the Asset Fund, and chaired the Pension Committee since it became funded in 1979. Warren was also largely responsible for the Firm's leadership position in providing financial advisory services to the investment banking community.
Warren's reception, hosted by Harvey Bazaar and Henry Immerman, was attended by over 100 current and retired partners. Harvey and Harry were joined by Warren's partners, Herman Schneider, Dave Goodrich, Bob Herz and Sy Jones, in presenting speeches that both honored Warren's contributions and recollected stories of his early years as a partner and mentor to so many of his colleagues. The presentations were heartfelt and often witty--reflecting the feelings of all who knew and worked with Warren.
Warren's family including his wife, Toby and his daughter Marcy Wintrub, an MCS consultant, were also present at the party to see and hear for themselves how well respected Warren is by the Firm.
Harvey noted that "Warren's legacy to this Firm is embodied in the inquisitive and creative process which he has taught to many of our most successful partners. Those who have had the privilege of working with him flourish from the wisdom he has imparted and will build on the foundations he has created."
The Firm will miss Warren's intellect and strength, and, as Harry said, we will mostly miss Warren's capacity to "challenge us to probe, to evaluate, to stretch our creativity and to be decisive."
We wish Warren many happy and fulfilling years.
from "Core of the Apple", Coopers & Lybrand newsletter, June 1992, No. 42. | Wintrub, Warren George (I6427)
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| 10790 |
Warren Wintrub was the youngest partner elected to the executive committee of Coopers & Lybrand, an international professional services organization, where he worked from college graduation through his retirement in January of 1992. While at C & L, Warren also chaired the Retirement Committee. He was on the boards of Getty Petroleum Corp., Chromecraft Revington, Inc., W.P. Carey, as well as others. | Wintrub, Warren George (I6427)
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| 10791 |
was named Governor on the fifth day. | Winthrop, Gov. John Sr. (I29367)
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| 10792 |
was named Governor on the fifth day. | Company, the Massachusetts Bay (I43582)
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| 10793 |
was originally on genealogy.com, but see americanancestors.org for the article. | Source (S631)
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| 10794 |
Waters says 1629. | Appleton, Sarah (I12522)
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| 10795 |
Watney has 18 June 1450. | Stafford, Sir Humphrey (I27756)
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| 10796 |
Watney has her as the granddaughter of Philip and Ermengarde. | Beaumont, Maud (I24830)
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| 10797 |
Watson has 1649. | Jacob, Martha (I29629)
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| 10798 |
Watson say abt 1783, but the family was in Hallowell in 1780, already married. Some other records have 1770, but their first child was 25 Sep 1768. | Family: Daniel Stevens / Mehitable Dudley (F13433)
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| 10799 |
Watson says 1641. | Bradstreet, Hannah (I22947)
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| 10800 |
Webster & Webster have 24 Mar 1662. | Family: Stephen Webster / Hannah Ayer (F5386)
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