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Loyalist Ancestors, Some Families of the Hamilton Area," United Empire Loyalists' Association of Canada, Hamilton Branch, Pro Familia Genealogical Services, Toronto, 1986 | Cornell, Joanna (I3830)
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| 3102 |
Lucreia Dunning | WHEELER, Lucretia (I344)
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Lucretia C. Wheeler was a daughter of Asa Wheeler and Olive Minor, and was born in Clarksfield, Ohio, May 3, 1824. She was married to Oliver Dunning, March 29, 1842. They lived in Clarksfield until 1856, when they moved to Nebraska. Mr
Dunning died in 1890. Mrs Dunning lived with a daughter in Oklahoma until last May, when a grandson returned from the Philippines. She was keeping house for him at Blackwell, O.T., when she died Sept. 29, 1901. | WHEELER, Lucretia (I344)
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Luetta Schaftstall (hard to read Lillie's writing) is the 3rd and last child of Sarah Martha Carson and John Harter. The last 6 mos. or so of Grandfather Carson's life was spent in their home, 1887. He died of cancer of the liver in Nov. of
that year. In the spring of that year he sold his farm and (unknown looks like "chattels") and went to live with the Harters. This was 1 mile over the Seneca-Crawford Co Line in Crawford County about 2 mi from the Jack Carson farm. From then
on Grandmother Mary Ann visited round with her children. She happened to be at the home of Leonard and Hannah Ann Carson in Sept 1889 when she died. In Huron Co. along the Crawford Co line and 1 mile E. of Seneca Co. About 1 mile from your
mother's (that would be Eliza Agnes Carson) birthplace. | Moore, Mary Ann (I15259)
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| 3105 |
Lulu is living with her parents and listed as a teacher in the 1880 census for Assyria, Barry, Michigan. | Chapin, Lucretia (I6067)
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| 3106 |
Lydia and Bowdewine were married by Peter Merkel, Justice of the Peace; Docket Book 223-229. | Dodderer, Lydia (I12964)
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| 3107 |
Lyle and his three sons died in a car accident near Oskaloosa, Iowa. The car hit the end of a bridge and went into the river. His wife Dorothy was with them but was saved by a trucker who saw it happen. The trucker was not able to save any of
the others. Lyle's mother and sister were also in the car and perished. | Postel, Lyle (I14576)
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| 3108 |
Lynette McWilliams (lynettemcw@yahoo.com) believes that Sarah Buell was the daughter of Major David Buell and Phoebe Fenner. She is descended from another child of this family, Jedediah Buell. | Buell, Sarah (I1783)
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m.(1) Elizabeth SHIPMAN, m.(2) Mary BIGGS (possibly dtr of George | Kinney, Frederick M. (I10709)
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M.E. served as a Sergeant in WWI, as a chaffeur. M.E.'s mother died a few months after he was born and he was given her initials. When he entered the service he chose the name of Melvin Edward. After his war duty he drove a truck for Hammond
Lumber Co., L.A. | DEATS, Melvin Edward (I1015)
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Mabel Rawlinson was one of a small number of women who died as pilots serving in the Army Air Corp in WWII. Mabel died alone, flying then crashing, at night, testing inferior planes for the government. Since women were not recognized as heros
in WWII, nor were they recognized as actual veterans, Mabel's heroic death sserving her country was not recognized by the US until 1972, at wich time her mother was formally provided with the du she deserved having lost a child to war. Since
1972, of course, women have been recognized correctly within the armed forces. | Rawlinson, Mabel (I15634)
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Mable Clair Thomas Wright wrote in a letter to her nephew Forrest, posted on 3-31-1947: | THOMAS, Abel (I400)
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Maggie and Frank did not have any children. | Rawlinson, Margaret Rawlinson (I15622)
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Mahon Strawn, son of Hiram and Catherine Strawn married Polly but was divorced from her. They had one child who was born and died in infancy. He did not marry again. He went to live with his sister, Nancy in Niangua, Missouri. Supposedly Mahlon
and his younger brother were burned to death in a log cabin fire in 1900 but currently we are showing his brothers death date as 1906 which would make this impossible. The Winnebago County, Illinois History of 1877 lists Mahlon as a laborer. He
was a cooper by trade. Bert Limar Franklin, grandson of Nancy Strawn Franklin Watson says, the following came from Iowa to Niangua, Missouri, to get away from the cold winters in Iowa. They were Mr & Mrs Frank Watson (Nancy Strawn), Mr & Mrs
George Watson, Mr and Mrs Elijah Franklin and daughter, Hiram and Mahlon Strawn and William Wilson. | Strawn, Mahlon (I14907)
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Maiden Name: 1/11/58; Bertha Kathleen 5/1/60; Timothy | Livingston, Joe Duane (I2673)
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Maiden Name: 11/26/56; Rebecca Sue, 10/2/1959; Robert | Masters, Philip Jesse (I2679)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I991)
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| 3118 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I2513)
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Maiden Name: a large tract of northern N.J. land. | Arason, Jeptha (I841)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I2676)
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| 3121 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I2672)
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Maiden Name: at the University of Kansas. | Wintermote, #@ Richard Dean "Dick" (I245)
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| 3123 |
Maiden Name: Buried the slain of Custer's Last Stand. | Wintermute, Charles Ogden (I1901)
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| 3124 |
Maiden Name: Buried: Hillside Cemetery beside 1st wife. | Wintermute, Peter H. (I190)
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| 3125 |
Maiden Name: by Elisha & America Bishop. | Ashbrook, Lottie Lucy (I2073)
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| 3126 |
Maiden Name: children. | Wintamute, Magdalena Staley (I1955)
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Maiden Name: Chlorella b 7/3/1880 in Holt Co. Nebraska; | Wintermote, Martin Leonard (I267)
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Maiden Name: Coe W. McKeeby of Nyack, New York | McDonalds, Alice (I1002)
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| 3129 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I2682)
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| 3130 |
Maiden Name: Five children by 1st husband. | Wintermute, Estelle (I1747)
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| 3131 |
Maiden Name: he finished the 1900 Wintermute book. | Wintermute, Jacob Perry (I1832)
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Maiden Name: in AR. Son William Joseph Sloan, 4/43. | Sloan, # Francis "Frank" Gordon (I2505)
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| 3133 |
Maiden Name: last two years. | Wintermute, Myrtle (I2170)
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| 3134 |
Maiden Name: Lucia lives in Tampa, Florida | Wintermute, Peltiah Brooks (I2204)
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Maiden Name: Mabel Elsie Johnson Jensen. | Hall, Hampton Travolia (I2564)
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Maiden Name: married men named Strawn (2), Moses Done, | Wintemute, John\Johannes (I1309)
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Maiden Name: Married Milo E. Arnold, 1872; 2 children. | Wintermute, Clarissa S. (I1849)
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| 3138 |
Maiden Name: name another son George which she did. | Wintermute, George (I820)
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Maiden Name: on N. Woodland Ave. | Wintermute, Cicero (I2123)
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Maiden Name: Post trader at Fort Custer. | Wintermute, Charles (I114)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I922)
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| 3142 |
Maiden Name: reign of Lord George the Third. | Wintermute, Charles Ellsworth (I152)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I2677)
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| 3144 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I903)
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| 3145 |
Maiden Name: she was placed in an asylum. | Wintermute, Nancy Elizabeth (I1783)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I1105)
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| 3147 |
Maiden Name: Six children. | Wintermute, Mary Margaret (I1681)
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Maiden Name: sons Edwin & Peter who then owned all of | Wintermute, Isaac (I1709)
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| 3149 |
Maiden Name: Started Canadian branch Wintermute family. | Wintermute, Philip (I28)
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Maiden Name: Tara Lynn, 10/30/69; Lori Ann, 12/9/70; & | Wintermute, William Tuttle (I2515)
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