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| 2951 |
Jane/Jean Hankinson, matriarch | Hankinson, John (I3070)
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| 2952 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I13485)
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| 2953 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I13496)
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| 2954 |
Jean was a nurse at St. Joseph's Hospital in Omaha, NE | BREETZKE, Jean (I236)
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| 2955 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I13532)
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Jennifer does not keep in touch with her family very much. She does not evidently keep a steady job and moves around a bit. Her mother had to have the police do a search for her when her dad, Charles A. died. | LEWIS, Jennifer (I201)
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| 2957 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I13503)
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Jerome, Indiana at the time of Hannah's death 8-21-1921. | Mary (I182)
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| 2959 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I976)
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| 2960 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I5808)
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| 2961 |
jesse age 23 farmer b. in ny | Carpenter, John (I17106)
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| 2962 |
Jesse was a teacher. | Taylor, Jesse (I14513)
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| 2963 |
Jesse went to Normal school and earned a certificate to teach which was not an easy task as their history and geography were different. She taught at the McLeish School. | Taylor, Jesse (I14513)
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| 2964 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I17125)
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| 2965 |
Jessie attended school in Ecclesmachen, Scotland, 1 1/2 miles from Uphall. In 1885 her father died and she moved with her mother to Brechin, Scotland. In 1890, she came to America with her family. She was 18 years old. They left in April and
the family was very homesick but Jessie made friends on the ship and had a nice time coming over. They rode by train to Postville, Iowa where her grandfather, Nathaniel McWilliams, and her aunt and uncle, Eliza and Evan Swenson, lived. The
climate was hard on the family - too cold in winter and too hot in the summer but as time went by they adjusted. | Taylor, Jesse (I14513)
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| 2966 |
Jim Jackson has a document that probably relates to Virgil. It can be seen at "http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Ridge/1830/jpegs/a_26.jpg" | Crisman, Virgil Harris (I5292)
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| 2967 |
Jim Rettig ( jwr184@aol.com) has onfo on two RETTIG trees back to 1500s. And 50+ partial RETTIG trees. | Rettig, John Leonard (I15328)
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| 2968 |
Joab lived for some years in Humberstone Township and later London District Ref Ontario Register), likely Yarmouth Township Elgin County | Strawn, Joab (I3847)
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| 2969 |
Jody Love Knight | Kirby, Angela (I16166)
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| 2970 |
Joel Streich (jstreich@jpmorgan.com )has more information on the Gerholtz family: | Gerholtz, Eleanor (I10948)
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| 2971 |
Johan Peter Bernhart | Bernhardt, John Peter (I13141)
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| 2972 |
Johann Balthasar Ableman, b. 25 March 1714 at the Rariton - sponsor: | Diekerhoff, Anna Magdalena (I15084)
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| 2973 |
Johann Georg Schnauber born 7 April 1732 died 16 July 1733 in Pfungstadt | Snover\Schnauber, Johannes (I4410)
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| 2974 |
Johannes and his son John Henrich were naturalized on 23 February 1764 (page 34 Early Germans of New Jersey by Chambers) | Snover\Schnauber, Johannes (I4410)
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| 2975 |
Johannes Schnauber and Johan George Kleppinger his wife's father were among the Palantines imported in the ship St Andrew Galley, John Stedamn Master from Rotterdam last from Cowes England, in all 450 (Source Rupp's 30,000 German Immigrants
page 52) landing on September 26 1737 (at Philadelphia?) | Snover\Schnauber, Johannes (I4410)
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| 2976 |
Johannes Schnauber born 15 January 1734 / 1735 died young in Germany | Snover\Schnauber, Johannes (I4410)
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| 2977 |
Johannes Schnauber Will dated 26 May 1770 and was proven 5 March 1774 at Burlington N.J. which at that time was the County seat for Western New Jersey. The inventory taken 3 March 1774 amounted to 138.66 pounds. | Snover\Schnauber, Johannes (I4410)
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| 2978 |
John (again) and William Strawn) | Strawn, Joab (I3847)
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| 2979 |
John and Diane are Janet's natural children, adopted by Gene. | Wintermote, Gene Audra (I779)
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| 2980 |
john b. age 31 carpenter (trade) b. in ny | Carpenter, John (I17106)
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| 2981 |
John b. 1738 killed in Indian raid. The raid was perhaps in 1756 when the Indian disturbances along the Delaware became severe. | Huber, Maria Juliana (I1311)
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| 2982 |
john carpenter age 66 born in ny (son of john and casia (frances)) | Carpenter, John (I17106)
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| 2983 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I822)
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| 2984 |
John Dennis imigrated to the USA in 1900, at the age of 6, according to the 1910 census. | Dennis, John Willard (I13433)
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| 2985 |
John Garey of Gillett, PA Was born July 25, 1925 in Wyalusing, PA, the son of the late John S. and Bertha (Garey) Wintermute, passed away peacefully on Saturday, September 30, 2006, at his home surrounded by his loving family at the age of 81. Family and friends are invited to call at the Olthof Funeral Home, Inc., 1050 Pennsylvania Ave., Elmira, NY, on Wednesday, October 4, 2006, from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Funeral Services honoring his life will follow the visitation at 1:00 p.m. Reverend Charles Root will celebrate the services. Interment will follow in the Gillett Cemetery, where the Chemung County Veterans Honor Squad will accord Mr. Wintermute full Military Honors. Memorial donations may be directed to Guthrie Hospice Memorial Program Guthrie Square, Sayre, PA 18840. | Wintermute, John (I10679)
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| 2986 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I13490)
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| 2987 |
John Heinrick Snover born 28 September 1724 (likely known as Henry) | Snover\Schnauber, Johannes (I4410)
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| 2988 |
John Murray served in the War of 1812 in Peter Lord's Company as a Sergeant from August 24, 1814 through September 21, 1814. He was a boat builder. | Murray, John (I2066)
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| 2989 |
John Puckett's second wife Carrie raised his children after Adah died. Mom (Ina Wolfe ) thinks there were four boys in all. | PUCKETT, John Campbell (I97)
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| 2990 |
John subsequently married Nancy Leopard (leppard, etc) but whether this was before or after he moved to Humberstone is not known. Documents on file with Nancy's land petition [L:3:35] indicate that she was married to John after 9 May 1797 and
more likely after 1800. A power of attorney dated at Humberstone, 22 October 1832 states that "I, Nancy Wintemute of Humberstone, widow of John Wintemute late of same place, yeoman, deceased, and daughter of William Leopard, at his birth of
Bucks County in the State of Pennsylvania, known before marriage as Nancy Leopard, do appoint Andrew Mercer of the town of York as my attorney to receive for me title to the south part of Lot 23 Concession 4 of Scarboro' containing 100 acres".
Witnesses were John Wintemute (Jr) and Aaron Doan. | Wintemute, John\Johannes (I1309)
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| 2991 |
John was a school teacher in Van Wert County until 1906 when he was elected County Surveyor. In 1911 he became Superintendent of Public Works of the State of Ohio with his office in Columbus. In 1923 he returned to Van Wert and opened a law
office. A few years later he was elected County Attorney and in 1937 he was appointed Postmaster of Van Wert. He retired in 1952. | Miller, John Israel (I15303)
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| 2992 |
John was a Seaman 2nd Class 4th Naval District WWI. He was a Methodist. He had brown hair and blue eyes and died of a heart attack. | Morgan, John Edward (I16897)
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| 2993 |
John was a veteran of the Mexican War according to cemetery records.
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| 2994 |
John was the son of Joseph READ (b c1733 d 18 April 1792 Knowlton Twp (Sussex, now Warren) NJ and Sarah SUTTON (b 20 Feb 1742/43 d 31 Aug 1792 Knowlton Twp, NJ) the daughter of James SUTTON and Hannah Louise FREEMAN. I would be more than
happy to share any information I have on the family. I would also appreciate knowing if anyone runs across dear ol' Joseph, as we have been unable to find anything of his origins! | John Read (I4416)
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| 2995 |
John Wood b. 1-13-1846 | Moore, Mary Margaretta (I15173)
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| 2996 |
John's father, Andrew, gave him 80 acres of farmland from the homestead in Jefferson Township, Fayette County, Iowa - 2 1/2 miles south of Maynard, Iowa. They farmed here until 1908 at which time John sold his land and moved his family to Texas
where he purchased land. They built a house and a barn but they had no crops.So after a year, they went to Oklahoma and picked cotton. This is where there daughter Kathryn started Kindergarden. | McLeish, John Strawn (I14512)
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| 2997 |
John, son of Joseph and Lydia Jones Lewis of Radnor, later of Willistown, Chester County, Pennsylvania. In 1832 Rebecca and John moved to Pendleton, Fall Creek Township. Among the first settlers, John was a farmer and surveyor. Many Quakers
from Pennsylvania followed soon after. Included were Rebecca's parents, founder of Fall Creek Meeting and Johns widowed mother with five unmarried children. | Lewis, John Jones (I3003)
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| 2998 |
John, son of Joseph and Rachel | Hankinson, John (I3070)
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| 2999 |
JohnRiselay | Wintemute, Peter \ Petrus (I1308)
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Jonathon Kirby | Kirby, Angela (I16166)
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