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| 51 | Found burial location on August 3, 2002. Location: Wyuka Cemetary;40th & "O" Street; Lincoln, Nebraska; Space 4, Plot 784. Gravesite isunmarked, plot number is missing. Used plot map provided by cemetarystaff. Established precise location by identifying adjacent plotnumbers. ***** Information from Wyuka Cemetery Burial Permit # 16776 White Female Single Child Sexton will open grave no. 784 in lot no. stage no. 4 In margin, there appears the date 7/9/27, presumably the burial date. For Burial of Helen E. [should have been "A."] Clary Who died July 7, 1927 Born Aug. 8, 1921 Aged 5 years 10 months 30 days Place of Death St. Elizabeth Hos Disease [unreadable] hemorhage Late residence 3421 No 44 St Physician H.B. Meuller Undertaker Halarin & Lehneth Amount Collected for lot $15.00 Grave $8.00 Sodding $1.00 | CLARY, Helen Ann (I2713)
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| 52 | Found reference to Claude Clary (b. 1880, Marshalltown (may beMarshall Township), Missouri; father: Samuel Clary; mother: BelleBeard) while searching LDS FamilySearch. ***** Found Claude, Avis, Marie, and Samuel C. ("Father"] in 1910 FederalCensus for Peru, Nemaha, Nebraska. Claude working as Farmer, Samuellisted as "Laborer" and "Farmhand." Samuel's Birthplace listed asOhio, his father Ohio, his mother Ohio. Samuel's age is 60-something... may be 60, 63, or 68 ... could not tell for sure. ***** Found Claude, Avis, Marie, and Glen in 1920 Federal Census for Peru,Nemaha, Nebraska. Claude working as Real Estate Agent. ***** Found reference to Claude and Avis Clary as buried at Mt. VernonCemetary, Peru Nebraska. No dates given. ***** Found Avis Cole birth/death dates on LDS Social Security Death indexdata. Indicates she died in Peru, Nebraska. ***** Found Claude, Avis, Glen, and Claude Jr. in 1930 Federal Census forPeru, Nemaha, Nebraska. Claude then working as an Auctioneer, PublicAuctions. ***** 8/23/08: Found Claude & Avis' graves and marker in Mt. VernonCemetery, Peru, Nebraska. ***** 8/23/08: Obtained copy of Claud and Avis' Marriage License/Certificatefrom Nemaha County Clerk's Office, Auburn, Nebraska. This record showsClaud (note spelling] as born in Joplin, Missouri. ***** 8/23/08: Viewed copy of Claud's funeral announcement (archived atPeru, Nebraska, Historica Foundation]. Indicated he died Oct 22, 1947,with services held Oct 24, 1947 ***** Various documents indicate the spelling as Claude and Claud. Indiscussions with Claud Clary, Jr., on August 8, 2002, I was informedthat the senior Clary's name is correctly spelled C L A U D E.Contrariwise, the junior Clary's name is spelled C L A U D. Moreover,Claud Jr. informed me that his father was given a different, butunknown, name at birth. This may account for the unknown "Frd D."listed on the 1880 Federal Census for Marshall Township, SalineCounty, Missouri, under Samuel F. Clary. By the 1900 Federal Censusfor Brownville, Nemaha County, Nebraska, under Joseph A. Beard, hisname is clearly given as Claude S. Claude was an Auctioneer, sold real estate and they had a fruit farmand lived in Peru most of their married life. | CLARY, Claude Samuel (I3250)
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| 53 | From AMERICAN CIVIL WAR SOLDIERS; Ancestry.com Tipton D. Clary Residence: Kokomo, Indiana Enlisted as a Private on 12 August 1863 Enlisted in Company L, 1st Heavy Artillery Regiment Indiana on 12August 1863. Promoted to Full Lieutenant 2nd Class on 23 December 1863 effective 19February 1864 Promoted to Full Lieutenant 1st Class on 09 September 1864 effective22 October 1864 ***** Cass County, Indiana; Index to Marriage Record 1850-1920 InclusiveVolume I Letters A - F Inclusive; W. P. A. Original Record Located:County Clerk's Office Logansport; Compiled by Indiana Works ProjectAdministration 1940; Book: 3; Original Source Page: 540 ; Ancestry.com County: Cass Name: Sarah A Skinner Spouse: Tipton I Clary Marriage Date: 30 Jun 1863 | CLARY, Tipton D. (I3153)
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| 54 | From Ancestry.com Miami County, Indiana; Index to Marriage Record 1850-1920 InclusiveVolume I Letters A - L Inc.; Original Record Located County ClerksOffice, Peru, Indiana Compiled by Indiana Works ProgressAdministration 1938 County: Miami Name: Hiram Clary Spouse: Mary A. Long Birth Date/Age: Marriage Date: 16 Sep 1857 Book: C- 2 Original Source Page: 407 | LONG, Mary Ann (I3036)
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| 55 | From Ancestry.com: CLARY, HIRAM Spouse: BAKER, ELIZABETH Marriage Date: 30 Jan 1833 County: Darke State: OH Darke County was formed in 1809 and organized in 1817 from Miamicounty. The records in this database cover the years 1817 through1898. Original data: Darke County, Ohio Marriages, 1817-98. Countycourt records located at Greenville, Ohio. Family History Library film# (1030772 - 1030775) | BAKER, Elizabeth "Eliza" (I3156)
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| 56 | From: Early Virginia Immigrants; 1623–1666 C Clary, Tho., 1642, byJohn King, Charles River Co. From: Early Virginia Immigrants; 1623–1666 C Clarye, Tho., 1653, byJohn Day, Gloucester Co. The information below is taken from Part IV Other Clarys of EarlyAmerica; Chapter XIII, pg 500, Clary of Virginia. A Thomas Clary is mentioned on 32 pages throughout the book. Thomas Clarye b. ca 1630; resided in Surry Co., VA 1679; m by 1660Judith (Laton?) in VA. Children born in VA: Thomas Clary, Jr ca 1662; William Clary, b ca 1665; Ann R. W. Clary b ca 1667, m. RobertLancaster (they had a child, Judith Lancaster who m. ? Pitt) Thomas Clarye reached the shores of Virginia by 19 October 1663, whenJohn Day was granted 450 acres in Gloucester Co for having "transported" himself and eight others to the Virginia colony. One ofthe eight was Thomas Clarye. Did Judith Laton, another member of that group, later marry Thomas Clarye? By 1660 he had a wife Judith. Thomas' name "Clarye" in printed records, may have been "Clary,"written with a little flourish at the end that has been interpreted as an "e." Some scribes ended nearly every name with such flourish. A Thomas Clary had arrived in Virginia about eleven years earlier in agroup transported by John King, for which King on 10 December 1642 wasgranted 300 acres on the south side of the Charles River (YorkCounty). York County is across the York River from Gloucester County,and not far from Surry County, where Thomas Clarye settled. The twoThomases may or may not have been the same person; he may havereturned to Europe and then come back to Virginia in 1653. We have noinformation about a Thomas Clary during that 11 year interval. Thomas probably paid for his passage by working as an "indenturedservant." This system, in wide use at that time, permitted a person of limited means to cross the Atlantic and pay later, usually by fourto seven years of work. Thomas and Judith Clarye in September 1660 bought 300 acres in LowerChippoakes, Lawnes Creek Parish, Surry County. He was a cooper, makingand repairing barrels and casks. Between 1660 and 1679 he witnessedseveral Surry County deeds, twice served on juries which "viewed acorpse and determined cause of death," and was a tithable (taxable)resident of Surry County in 1668. No will has been found for Thomas Clarye. He is assumed to have beenthe father of Thomas and William of Surry County, because he is theonly Clary man found earlier than Thomas and William in Surry Countyrecords. Further evidence of the relationship appears in the name ofThomas, and the name of Ann Clary Lancaster's daughter Judith--namedfor her grandmother Judith Clarye. | CLARY, Thomas (I3450)
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| 57 | From: NEGenWeb Project - Hamilton County: Who's Who in Nebraska, 1940(http://www.rootsweb.com/~nehamilt/whowhohc.html) NEWMAN, MRS EMMA ELIZABETH: Homemaker; b Arcadia, Neb July 29, 1897; dof John Mason Beard-Emma Belle Hagadorn; ed Aurora HS 1913; U of N1915, life tchrs certificate; Phi Omega Pi; m Clark A Newman Nov 2,1918 Aurora; s Clark LeRoy, Harlow E, Phillip Eugene; d Betty Ellen;1917-18 tchr Jr HS, Aurora; 1918- in bus with husband; past ofcr OES;secy literary div Womans Club; secy Hamilton Co U of N Alumni Assn;hobby, reading; off 312 M; res 1608 N, Aurora. | BEARD, Emma Elizabeth (I3066)
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| 58 | Genealogy.com: Marriage Index: Massachusetts, 1633-1850; FamilyHistory Library, Salt Lake City, UT, Film # 0562559 Husband name: Saben, Israell Wife name: Mary Ormsby Married: May 20, 1696 in: Rehoboth, Bristol Co., MA | SABIN, Israel (I2785)
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| 59 | His 2nd marriage was with Mrs. Perry in 1863. She was a sister of old Brother W. W. Eley, being the treasurer of Harmony Association | DENSON, Shadrach James (I300)
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| 60 | History of Columbiana County, Ohio; St. Clair.; page 229; copyprovided by Betty Wooten. Original possessed by Mrs. Carrie Keylor;120 E. Friend St., Columbiana, Ohio 44408 In 1797, John Totten settled in what is now Liverpool, where also inthe same year Isaac Matson located, upon section 32. Closely following them, James Caruthers settled upon section 28,where James McCoy now has a farm, and John George, with his two sons -William and Thomas, - upon the "Buck Flats." Here they cleared andimproved a considerable tract of land, but failed to enter it at theland-office at once, thinking there would be ample time to do thatafter they had got matters into good shape. Their delay proved fatalto their interests, however, since a designing person, noting theirfailure and thinking to profit by the neglect, entered the land anddispossessed the Georges of the fruits of their arduous toil. It was a bitter pill, and they protested vehemently against theoutrage, but there was no redress. Pretty well discouraged, butresolved to push ahead once more, they took up the northwest quarterof section 29, now occupied by L. Ross, and having learned wisdom,duly entered it. | GEORGE, John (I3666)
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| 61 | In the 1910 Census, Beatrice is listed as 4 years old. Beatrice was called "Pete" by her brothers and sisters. - V L Drewry,May, 1997[drewry18.GED] | DREWRY, Mary Beatrice (I1633)
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| 62 | John Denson, Indentured MP Gender: Male Birth: March 1595 Westminster, Greater London, England (United Kingdom) Death: 1630 (34-35) England, UK Immediate Family: Son of William Denson and Margaret Morey Husband of Jane Elizabeth Cotgrove Father of William Denson, I, Immigrant and Elizabeth Dickerson Added by: Steve Poland on October 6, 2007 Managed by: Geoffrey David Trowbridge and 5 others Curated by: Erica Howton https://www.geni.com/people/John-Denson-Indentured/6000000014585468052?through=6000000014585418206 | DENSON, Indentured John (I74)
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| 63 | John is burried in Ellington Cemetery - MO, next to his second wife,Minerva.[marlow.GED] John is burried in Ellington Cemetery - MO, next to his second wife,Minerva.[steel.GED] John is burried in Ellington Cemetery - MO, next to his second wife,Minerva. | LEE, John Ulysses (I1810)
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| 64 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | CLARY, Joseph Dale Martin (I3082)
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| 65 | Lucy may have been born in Illinois. - Shirley Lee5/14/99[marlow.GED] In the 1900 Searcy Cty, Mt Pleasant Twnshp-AR Family #14, Census, Lucystated that she had 11 children with 8 living. Possible name Julia? Lucy applied for pension from 12 MO Cav, Co G on 7/24/1872 LEE, WILLIAM F. Spouse: STEEL, LUCY Marriage Date: 14 Jan 1866 County: Iron State: MO MARLOW, WILLIAM Spouse: LEE, LUCINDA Marriage Date: 19 Aug 1873 County: Iron State: MO | STEELE, Lucinda Eldorado (I1783)
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| 66 | Many Lare's are buried in Lafayette Cemetery; Brock, Nemeha, Nebraska | LARE, Daniel C. (I3035)
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| 67 | Marriage information based on Nemaha County, Nebraska, MarriageLicense. ***** Dates of death and burial dates based on Nebraska Certificate of DeathNo. 111436; dated December 20, 1938. ***** Burial location verified by onsite visitation August 3, 2002; Brock,Nemaha, Nebraska - Lafayette Cemetery. Headstone shared with husband,Robert H. Knapp. | BAKER, Jessie Pearl (I2826)
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| 68 | Marriage place: Jennie's family group sheets reflect the m arriagein Grand Junction. The obituary is relied upon. Grandchildren & Great-grandchildren: At the time of her de ath, 9 Feb1998, parents had 7 grandchildren and 3 great-gr andchildren. MRNFile # 369, Obituary of Cleah Mae Steele. | Family (F1500)
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| 69 | Marriage Records; Book 2, Pages 1 - 299; Nance County, Nebraska This information was transcribed from the original marriage books byTed and Carole Miller. Submitted to the USGenWeb Nebraska Archives,January, 1999 by Ted and Carole Miller (susieque@pacbell.net). Page 124 24 Oct 1895 Genoa, Nance, NE Kilton, George C. 46 bp: New York res: NanceCo., NE Parents: Simeon Kilton & Charlotte Blanchard O'Daniels, Phebe J. (Mrs) 44 bp: New York res: NanceCo., NE Parents: Wm Sabin & Mary Ann Clark Married by J. W. Miller, Pastor M. E. Church. Wittnesses: H. M.Sutton and Nellie Miller ***** | SABIN, Phoebe Jane (I2730)
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| 70 | Married by JP George Cooper | Family (F1093)
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| 71 | MARYLAND CALENDAR OF WILLS: Volume 8 Clary, John,Baltimore Co.,25th Feb., 1739-40; 11th Aug., 1740. To son William Devorn, land on Rock Cr., Prince George's Co. To son Vachel, "Clarys Forest." Shd. unborn child be male, land to bedivided with him. To dau. Ruth, personalty. To wife Mary, extx., during her life, dwelling plantation and “ClarysForest.” To bro. William, personalty if he lives with testator's wife until hereaches 21. Test: Lawrence Robinson, John Hobbs, Mary Grimmat. Note: Widow renounces will and claims 1/3. 22. 213. ***** | CLARY, John , Jr. (I3453)
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| 72 | Mayflower Families Through Five Generations, Volume 21, Family ofJohn Billington; Originally compiled by Harriet W. Hodge, Revised byRobert S. Wakefield, FASG; Published by General Society of MayflowerDescendants; Plymouth, MA; 2001. "Francis Billington lived at Plymouth until 1669 when he moved toMiddleboro and occupied land granted to him as one of the "FirstComers." He lived there until his death, except for a few years duringKing Philip's War when he fled to Plymouth for safety. On 18 April1642 his daughter Elizabeth was apprenticed; and 14 January 1642/3 hebound out son Joseph, "aged vi or vii" and two daughters, probablyMartha and Mary, one five years old and the other even younger.[William] Bradford stated in 1651 that Francis Billington had eightchildren. On 2 March 1642 Francis Billington of New Plymouth, planter, sold toMr. John Atwood of Plymouth, land in Plymouth. In his old age Francis Billington was dependent on his son Isaac forsupport and died intestate. No probate record appears, although sonIsaac petitioned the probate court in 1703/4 for title to all hisfather's Middleboro lands, stating he had had sole care of his parentsin their old age. A Plymouth County Court Case of Sept. 1722, broughtby Isaac's daughter Desire^4 (Billington) Bonney and her husband,James, shows that Francis Billington died intestate leaving issue twosons and five daughters, viz: sons Josephy (eldest, who inherited adouble portion) and Isaac; daughters Elizabeth, Mary Dorcas, Mercy andMartha, with a total of eight shares in the estate. A 3 Dec. 1710quitclaim deed from Francis's father Francis and grandfather (unnamed)Billington ([Mayflower] Family #12) , reading "my father Francis andgrandfather (unamed) Billington" seems to imply a son Francis, Jr. Butin the absence of any mention of such a son in contemporaneousPlymouth records, coupled with the fact that Francis's^4 deedevidently transferred shares of Joseph Billington, we conclude thatthe deed contains a clerical error. The original must have read "myfather Joseph and grandfather Francis Billington." Indications arethat the seven children named in the Bonney suit and their progenywere the only survivors of Francis^2 Billington. A more detailedaccount has been published. | BILLINGTON, Francis (I2807)
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| 73 | Mayflower Families Through Five Generations, Volume 21, Family ofJohn Billington; Originally compiled by Harriet W. Hodge, Revised byRobert S. Wakefield, FASG; Published by General Society of MayflowerDescendants; Plymouth, MA; 2001. "In May 1621 he lost himself in the woods near Plymouth, was found andcared for by the Cape Code Indians, and was returned to Plymouth by aparty of Pilgrims sent that June to bring him home." | BILLINGTON, John (I3625)
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| 74 | Mayflower Families Through Five Generations, Volume 21, Family ofJohn Billington; Originally compiled by Harriet W. Hodge, Revised byRobert S. Wakefield, FASG; Published by General Society of MayflowerDescendants; Plymouth, MA; 2001. | BILLINGTON, Martha (I3628)
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| 75 | Mayflower Families Through Five Generations, Volume 21, Family ofJohn Billington; Originally compiled by Harriet W. Hodge, Revised byRobert S. Wakefield, FASG; Published by General Society of MayflowerDescendants; Plymouth, MA; 2001. | BILLINGTON, Joseph (I3627)
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| 76 | Mayflower Families Through Five Generations, Volume 21, Family ofJohn Billington; Originally compiled by Harriet W. Hodge, Revised byRobert S. Wakefield, FASG; Published by General Society of MayflowerDescendants; Plymouth, MA; 2001. | BILLINGTON, Elizabeth (I3626)
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| 77 | Mayflower Families Through Five Generations, Volume 21, Family ofJohn Billington; Originally compiled by Harriet W. Hodge, Revised byRobert S. Wakefield, FASG; Published by General Society of MayflowerDescendants; Plymouth, MA; 2001. | BILLINGTON, Isaac (I3629)
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| 78 | Mayflower Families Through Five Generations, Volume 21, Family ofJohn Billington; Originally compiled by Harriet W. Hodge, Revised byRobert S. Wakefield, FASG; Published by General Society of MayflowerDescendants; Plymouth, MA; 2001. | BILLINGTON, Child (I3630)
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| 79 | Mayflower Families Through Five Generations, Volume 21, Family ofJohn Billington; Originally compiled by Harriet W. Hodge, Revised byRobert S. Wakefield, FASG; Published by General Society of MayflowerDescendants; Plymouth, MA; 2001. | BILLINGTON, Rebecca (I3631)
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| 80 | Mayflower Families Through Five Generations, Volume 21, Family ofJohn Billington; Originally compiled by Harriet W. Hodge, Revised byRobert S. Wakefield, FASG; Published by General Society of MayflowerDescendants; Plymouth, MA; 2001. | BILLINGTON, Mary (I2800)
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| 81 | Mayflower Families Through Five Generations, Volume 21, Family ofJohn Billington; Originally compiled by Harriet W. Hodge, Revised byRobert S. Wakefield, FASG; Published by General Society of MayflowerDescendants; Plymouth, MA; 2001. | BILLINGTON, Dorcas (I3632)
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| 82 | Mayflower Families Through Five Generations, Volume 21, Family ofJohn Billington; Originally compiled by Harriet W. Hodge, Revised byRobert S. Wakefield, FASG; Published by General Society of MayflowerDescendants; Plymouth, MA; 2001. | BILLINGTON, Mercy (I3633)
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| 83 | Mentioned in the Town of Sterling New York records: "John Irland, Warof 1812, New York State Militia under Captain William Irland". JohnIrland is mentioned in the "Poll Lists" for 1839-1868. John Irlandenlisted in 1813 at Fayette, Seneca, New York in a company of militiacommanded by his father, Captain William Irland. John served as ateamster, and was honorably discharged later in the year 1813.(Source-1812 file #21 pg. 573). | IRLAND, John (I2961)
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| 84 | Name may be Bizd or Bird | STITH, Aizd (I2658)
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| 85 | Newspaper Article KNAPP-MESTRE MARRIAGE Ray B. Knapp and Miss Leah Mestre were united in marriage at the homeof the bride's sister in Falls City on Wednesday of last week. The bride is the daughter of a farmer residing about 7 miles east andnorth of Brock and is said to be the most estimable young lady. Ray was born and raised here and at one time was an apprentice thisoffice and gave every evidence of becoming an expert printer, but he"reformed" and engaged in other work. Because of the fact that he wasan employee in this office, and one of the best we ever had, we havealways had an especial interest in him and none extend more heartycongratulations than do we, in spite of the fact that Ray overlookedus when passing the cigars and the news of his wedding. The Brock Bulletin, Thursday December 11, 1913, Vol XIX, Number 22,page 1, col 5. | KNAPP, Raymond Baker "Ray" (I3054)
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| 86 | NICHOLAS KNAPP MASSACHUSETTS-CONNECTICUT (c1606-1670) [Transcibed the following back when I was still "collecting" names anddates. Currently seeking the source.] Nicholas KNAPP born c1606 in England, died April 16,1670, Stamford,CT. He married Elinor (c1606-1658) ________ possibly in England c.1630. They were the parents of nine children. Nicholas and his first wife, Elinor, departed Southampton, EnglandMarch 22, 1630 to Yarmouth, England and departed April 6, 1630, toSalem, MA, arriving there June 12th and settled at Watertown, Ma. Theycame to New England with the "Winthrop/Saltonstall Expedition of1630." As stated in the book,The Winthrop Fleet of 1630 (Reprint1976), by Charles Edward BANKS, :53, QUOTE: "...As there is no knownlist if emigrants, who came in the Winthrop Fleet, so there is none ofthose who came in particular ships...." Fortunately, for our purposes, there exists a list of seventy names ofthose who came with the fleet; a rough list prepared by Winthrop.Among those entered is found the names Nicholas and Elinor(????)Knapp. Possibly aboard the ARBELLA In the Watertown Books of Town Proceedings-Books I & II he appearsmany times and his total inventory consisted of the following acreage:1. An Homestall of Sixteen Acres. 2. Two Acres in Pine Marsh. 3. OneAcre in Pond Meadow. 4. Thirty Acres of Upland. 5. Six Acres ofPlowland. 6. Seven Acres of Meadow. 7. Thirteen Acres of Upland. 8. AFarme of One Hundred and Seventeen Acres of Upland. The MA Colonial Records, under date of March 1, 1630/31, shows thatNicholas KNOP (KNAPP), was fined five pounds for taking upon himselfto cure the scurvy by water of no worthe or value, which he sold at avery deare rate. The water had been found beneficial and the suitdropped upon payment of costs. He sold his lands at Watertown, Ma, on May 6, 1646 and removed toWethersfield, CT. then possibly Rye, CT,then possibly to Greenwich, CTand then finally to Stamford, CT where he settled and probablyremained until his death in April 1770. Nicholas KNAPP's first wife Elinor died in 1658 and Nicholas married2. Unity the widow of Clement BUXTON Sr. within the year. Submitted by PAULA LOUISE NAUJALIS 0f Grand Rapids, MI The Children of Nicholas KNAPP and Elinor______ were. 1. Jonathan b. Nov 8,1631; d.Dec 27, 1631 (7 months) at Watertown,MA 2. Timothy b.Dec. 14, 1632; d.c1685 at Rye, CT; m.c1658, BethiaBRUNDAGE of Wethersfield, CT 3. Joshua b. Jan 5, 1635/35; d.Oct 27, 1684 Greenwich, CT; m.HannahCLOSE at Stamford, CT. 4. Caleb b.Jan 20, 1636/37; d.1674, Stamford, CT; m. c1660, HannahSMITH, at Stamford, CT. 5. Sarah b.Jan 5,1638/39; d.1681 at Rye, CT; m.April 6, 1667, PeterDISBROW at Stamford, CT. 6. Ruth b.Jan 6, 1640/41; d.c.1702, Greenwich, CT; m.Nov 20, 1657,Joseph FERRIS at Stamford, CT. 7. Hannah b.March 6, 1642/43; d.June 4, 1696 Norwalk, CT; m.1673,Zeruabel HAIT (HOYT) of Norwalk, CT. 8. Moses b.Aug. 6, 1645?; d.c1725/26 Stamford, CT; m.Oct. 1,1668,Abigail WESTCOTT, at Stamford, CT. 9. Lydia b.June 8, 1647; d.Dec.9, 1716, Stratford, CT; m.Jan. 16,1666/67, Isaac HALL at Stamford, CT. | KNAPP, Nicholas (I2886)
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| 87 | Obituary for John George; Dos Palos Star; Dos Palos, Merced,California; printed 08/12/1932; Photocopy provided by Betty Wooten Mrs. J.A. George, Loved Pioneer, Called to Rest Funeral Services Held Tuesday From the Welch & Medlin Chapel in DosPalos Surrounded by her loved ones and those who knew her most intimately inlife, the body of Mrs. Phoebe George, 77, wife of John George of thiscity, who died Saturday evening at the family home in Dos Palos ofheart trouble, was tenderly laid in rest in Dos Palos cemetery Tuesdaymorning. Within the chapel of the Welch & Medlin funeral parlors, lastrites were held over the body at 10 a.m., with Rev. W.J. Lee, localMethodist pastor officiating. A trio of ladies, Mesdames Gaerte, Neeseand Mass, with Mrs. F.L. Gibbs as piano accompanist, sang thecomforting hymns beloved by the deceased. Long time friends of the family carried the bier to its lastresting place. They were Messrs. Onie John, Richard Mason, HarryGreen, William Moore, Glen Kinney and Wm. Mumby. It was back in 1892, forty years ago, that Mr. and Mrs. JohnGeorge, with their four children moved to Dos Palos-then only a name,with but eight or ten families residing in the entire community.Descendents of those early settlers were at the funeral of their oldneighbor Tuesday in the persons of Fred Hadley, Mesdames Laura Bliss,Louella Bowen and others. The deceased was born in Salem, Ohio, May 12, 1855. She wasmarried at the age of 16, and with her husband moved to Iowa, wherethey resided until coming to Dos Palos in 1892. Four children wereborn to the union and all are living. They are Mrs. Mary Irland, RedTop, Minnesota; Mrs. Edith Downs, Portland, Oregon; Andrew J. Georgeof Dos Palos, and Warren E. George of Los Banos. Besides these, Mrs.George is survived by several grandchildren and great grandchildren.All of the children except Mrs. Irland were present at the funeral. Agrandson, Lawrence George, son of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew George, wholives at Madera, was also present. The aged couple resided on their original farmstead, on the edgeof the town for the entire time they lived in California, until eightmonths ago, when they moved to Dos Palos. The husband, who will reachhis 81st birthday in November, next, will probably make his home withhis son, Andrew, at the latter's farm adjoining the old homesteat. Great banks of flowers attested the love and esteem in which thedeceased was held in the community where she labored so long. The Star joins with the large circle of friends in extending itssincere sympathy to the bereaved family. | HOFFEE, Phoebe (I3025)
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| 88 | Obituary for John George; Dos Palos Star; Dos Palos, Merced,California; printed after 02/25/1935; Photocopy provided by BettyWooten John George, 84, Loved Pioneer Called To Rest Funeral Services Held Monday in Methodist Church; Burial in Dos PalosCemetery Another Dos Palos pioneer joined the ever growing ranks of hiscomrades "over yonder," when John George, 84, bade farewell to thingsof this realm on the afternoon of Friday, Feb. 22, at the Dos PalosHospital. Mr. George had been failing for some time, but it was only oneweek prior to his death when he was confined to his bed, a case oflight flu developing into pneumonia and other complications. Funeral services were held at the Dos Palos Methodist church,Monday morning at 10:30 o'clock, with the Rev. O.L. Russellofficiating. Mrs. J.W. Jepsen sang hymns beloved by the deceased, withMrs. Dora Gibbs, accompanist. Burial followed in the Dos Paloscemetery beside the body of his wife who had preceded him in deathAugust 6, 1932. Funeral arrangements were in charge of the Whitehurstfuneral parlors, Los Banos. Pallbearers were: William Moore, Sr.,James Van Buren, Onle John, William Mumby, Ed. Hoffman, E.K. Donahue. Great banks of floral offerings, tender tribute of a host ofneighbors and friends, attested the love and esteem in which thedeceased was held. The church edifice was filled with sorrowing lovedones and friends. It was back in 1892, forty-three years ago, when Mr. and Mrs.John George and four children moved to Dos Palos from their formerhome in Iowa. Dos Palos at that time was a town in name only, as notmore than eight or ten families resided here. The Georges purchased afarm on the north edge of town, upon which Mr. George has residedcontinually until the death of his wife [unreadable] … his children.It was on the old homestead, now operated by a grandson, Dorus Irland,that Mr. George was stricken with illness ten days ago. The deceased was born in Salem, Ohio, November 16, 1851, where hegrew to manhood. It was shortly after his marriage in Ohio that thecouple moved to Iowa, farming in that state until the family came toCalifornia in 1892. Four children, two daughters and two sons, survive. They are Mrs.Mary Irland, Red Top, Minn.; Mrs. Edith Downs, Portland, Ore.; AndrewGeorge, Dos Palos, and Warren E. George, Los Banos. Six grandchildrenand a number of great grandchildren also survive, as well as two agedsis- [page ends]. ***** | GEORGE, John A. (I3024)
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| 89 | Obituary: Hannah Barr Knapp September 10, 1820 - July 31, 1893 KNAPP - Near Edmond, O. T., on Monday, July 31, 1893, Mrs. HannahKnapp aged 72 years, 10 months and 21 days. The deceased was born in New York, September 10, 1820, and in 1841was married to W. H. Knapp. To them were born nine children, two ofwhom are dead, the others are Mrs. Minnie Smith who resides inMinnesota, M. W. and Eli Knapp of Stella, Mrs. Mollie Harding ofNemaha county, Mrs. Frances Bocock of Oklahoma, R. H. Knapp of Burr,Neb., and Charles Knapp of Oklahoma. Mr. and Mrs. Knapp came to Nebraska twenty-three years ago andlocated at Nemaha City and ten years ago moved to the farm nearStella, where the husband and father died in February, 1887. A yearor two previously Mrs. Knapp was stricken with blindness and remainedso until death. A year ago this month she went to Oklahoma and madeher home with her children there. Mrs. Knapp's father was a Baptist minister and she was baptized inthat faith at the early age of fifteen. She was well known and highlyrespected as a good wife and loving mother. We extend sinceresympathy to the bereaved children. The remains were brought to thisplace on Thursday, August 3, and after the funeral, Rev. Hollgreveofficiating, they were laid to rest beside her husband in the cemeterysouth-east of town. | BARR, Hannah (I2829)
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| 90 | Obituary: William Henry Knapp April 20, 1815 - February 12, 1887 DIED: - W. Knapp, at his home north of Stella, last Saturday evening.The old gentleman never fully recovered from the fall he received,when his team runaway, but kept going down until disease overcame him.He was laid to rest in the Stella cemetery last Sunday afternoon, Rev.Nowell conducting the funeral services. Thus the old pioneers arepassing away. ***** From Public Library, Auburn, Nebraska: Nebraska's Pioneers: "MilesKnapp (born September 28, 1847) ... came to Nebraska with his father,William Henry Knapp, and mother, Hannah Barr Knapp in the fall of1847. Operated a farm and livery stable." | KNAPP, William Henry (I2828)
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| 91 | On the 1870 census, Ulysess' name is Ulisses S G Roberts.[marlow.GED] On the 1870 census, Ulysess' name is Ulisses S GRoberts.[McCarty18.GED] On the 1870 census, Ulysess' name is Ulisses S GRoberts.[McCarty18.GED] On the 1870 census, Ulysess' name is Ulisses S G Roberts.[steel.GED] On the 1870 census, Ulysess' name is Ulisses S G Roberts. | ROBERTS, Ulysess S Grant (I1648)
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| 92 | Oral history provided by Leonard Elwood Sabin to Lynn Sabin11/07/2002. Edwin Sabin moved his family from Isle, Minn. to Winatchee, Wash. in1934, where they picked apples. Soon thereafter they took the trainback to Isle, Minn. In 1935, Edwin got a job with the Coal SpringsGranite Co., and the family moved to Millen, Wisc., in 1935. In August1942 the family moved to Beaverton, Ore., where Edwin was hired as awelder in the Henry J. Kaiser Shipyard, on Hayden Island (then calledVan-Port), north of Portland, Oregon. About 1945, Will Downs (EdithGeorge's second husband) helped Edwin get a job servicing boilers forPacific Power & Light, under the Pittock Block, in downtown Portland,Oregon. Edwin worked there until his retirement, about 1970. EdwinSabin was a lifelong member of the Masons. He was last a member of theLodge in Beaverton, Oregon. Edwin Sabin and Beulah Irland may have been married in Lincoln, Neb. | SABIN, Edwin Warren (I2716)
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| 93 | Oregon Death Certificate shows Edith Downs' middle name as "C." | GEORGE, Edith C. (I3021)
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| 94 | Possible lead from California Death Index Surname First Middle Birthdate Died Birthplace Died at Mother Father BRENT MARY ABIGAIL 21 Apr 1862 16 May 1945 IOWA LOS ANGELES BOICE HAWLEY | HAWLEY, Mary Abigail (I3046)
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| 95 | Posted: Sunday, September 2, 2012 4:27 am Enid News and Eagle Memorial service for Elizabeth Steele “Libby” Lowery, 88, Enid resident, will be 1:30 September 4, 2012, at Garland Road Baptist Church, with the Pastor Roy Wahlgren officiating and Dr. Greg Hook assisting. Libby was born July 13, 1924, in Neola, Iowa, to Fred and Alice (Denson) Steele and passed away Tuesday, August 25, 2012, in Greenbrier Nursing Home. She attended Neola schools and graduated from Neola High School. After high school, the family moved to Jackson, Mississippi, where she attended business college. On June 2, 1946, she married Richard W. Lowery in Jackson, where the couple made their home. Libby was a homemaker; Richard was a 30-year Marine, which kept the family moving all over the country. The couple moved to Enid in 1984 to be closer to their family. She was a charter member of Garland Road Baptist Church. Libby was a very active volunteer for numerous local charities. She was a doll collector and liked cross-stitching, painting and drawing. Libby is survived by one daughter, Diane Polk and husband Ed, of Enid; one son, Richard W. Lowery Jr. and wife Gail, of Meridian MS; two grandchildren, Paul Polk of Wichita, KS, and Jennifer Tetley and husband Kyley, of Broken Arrow, OK; one great-grandchild, Landen Tetley; twin sister Margie Mutchler, of Brodenton, FL; numerous nieces, nephews and cousins. Libby is preceded by her parents, husband Richard in 1999, three brothers and one sister. Memorials to railroad museum, with Henninger-Hinson acting as custodian of the fund. Condolences may be made to the family at www.enid wecare.com. | STEELE, Elizabeth (Libby) EuclatrudeTwin (I79)
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| 96 | Robert Henry Knapp, according to advertisements in the BROCKCHAMPION, Brock, Nebraska, was "The Barber." He operated a shop onMain Street from circa 1886 until circa 1925, when he relocated to ahome-based shop on Kansas Street, in Peru, Nebraska. The buildinghousing the Brock shop has been torn down. After two trips to Peru, Ihave been unable to locate the house on Kansas Street, in Peru. ***** Dates of death and burial dates based on Nebraska Certificate of DeathNo. 5423; dated May 10, 1943. ***** Burial location verified by onsite visitation August 3, 2002; Brock,Nemaha, Nebraska - Lafayette Cemetery. Headstone shared with wife,Jessie P. Knapp. | KNAPP, Robert Henry (I2715)
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| 97 | Samuel Fremont Clary (updated 9-28-02) Samuel Clary was born August 6, 1853, in Peru, Miami County, Indiana.His father and mother were Hiram Clary, a cabinetmaker, and ElizabethBaker. According to the Federal Census of 1860, the family was living inPeru, Indiana, and Sam's mother had passed away, though Hiram had, bythen, remarried. Hiram's new wife was Mary Ann Long, whom he marriedSeptember 15, 1857 (Miami County, Indiana; Index to Marriage Record1850-1920 Inclusive Volume I Letters A - L, Inclusive). Thus, it seemsentirely probable that Samuel had little recollection of his birthmother. Samuel had five older siblings living at home in 1860: NancyJane (25); Mary E. (23); Tipton D. (21); William (12); and Thomas(10). Samuel was then 6 years old. Of note, the family enumerated justbelow the Hiram Clary family on the 1860 Census included a head ofhousehold who was a telegrapher. Samuel Clary would later become atelegraph operator. Little more is known about Samuel Clary until his marriage to Bell E.Beard, daughter of Joseph A. Beard and Elizabeth Richardson, May 9,1875 (Marriage License; Auburn, Nemaha County, Nebraska). According tothe Federal Census of 1880, Samuel and Bell moved to MarshallTownship, Saline County Missouri, where the couple parented MyrtleClary (1878) and Claude Samuel Clary (July 26, 1880). The couple hadone additional child, Joseph H. Clary, who was born February 22, 1882,in Albuquerque, Bernalillo County, New Mexico (Joseph Harum ClarySocial Security Application of February 25, 1937). It is believed thatthe family was then residing in Grant's Station, New Mexico; moreover,family lore indicates that Bell Beard died at or soon after Joseph'sbirth. As of this writing, Bell's burial location is unknown. At somepoint before 1884, Samuel conveyed the three children to the home oftheir maternal grandparents, where they were raised to maturity. Theirfurther contact with Samuel between 1884 and 1910 is unknown. By 1884, Samuel Clary remarried to a lady with the last name ofHawley. Additional information about Samuel's second wife remainsunknown. Four children issued from this union (California DeathIndex). They were: Arthur E. (born April 18, 1884, in Kansas); EstellaGertrude (born June 16, 1887, in Nebraska); Ethel M. (born August 20,1888, in Kansas); and Merl Everett (born April 3, 1896, in Colorado). Samuel's circumstances between 1896 and 1900 are unknown; though byJuly 2, 1900, Samuel is enumerated on the Federal Census for HighlandPrecinct (near Boise), Ada County, Idaho. By then, he was 46 years oldand listed as a "lodger." He reported his occupation as TelegraphOperator, but also indicated that he had been unemployed for fivemonths. His marital status was shown as Single; though additionalinformation suggests that Samuel's second wife had died by 1900. Nothing about Samuel Clary is again seen until the Federal Census of1910 for Peru, Nemaha County, Nebraska; whereupon Samuel is livingwith his eldest son, Claude Clary. Samuel's occupation is given asLaborer, Farming; and his marital status is given as Widower. No additional information of Samuel Clary appears until his death onFebruary 11, 1920 (Certificate of Death from City and County of SanFrancisco; Local Registered No. 1292). At the time of his death,Samuel was living at the Relief Home for the Aged and Infirm, in SanFrancisco, where, according to the Death Certificate, Samuel hadresided for seven years. His occupation was given as Cook; and hismarital status is shown as Widower. The cause of death was "LabarPneumonia" and Chronic Myocarditis. The certificate lists Samuel'sburial place as Cypress Lawn Cemetery, 835 Valencia St.; though thisremains unconfirmed. It should be noted that personal conversations between Claude S.Clary's son, Claud Clary, and Arthur Clary (circa 1952) reflect thatSamuel Clary may have been a chronic alcoholic. This information islargely anecdotal; though Samuel's frequent moves and animosityreflected by his sons do beckon this conclusion. ***** Marriage License; County Clerk; County Courthouse, Auburn, Nebraska. Date of Issue: 8 May 1875 Date of Marriage: 9 May 1875 Names of Parties: S.F. Clary: age 21, born in Indiana, residing in Nemaha Co,Father is Hiram Clary, Mother is Elizabeth Baker* Bell E. Beard: age 18, born in Nebraska, residing in Nemaha Co,Father is Joseph A. Beard, Mother is Mary Richardson* Marriage witnesses: Daniel Centis and Josaphine Hall Married by: John J. Baird, Minister of the Gospel Recorded into the County Record June 1st 1875 * Note: The clerk obviously reversed the mothers' names for the brideand groom. Abundant documentation shows that Elizabeth Baker was thewife of Joseph Beard and mother of Bell Beard. ***** State of California Death Index Age at death: 66 Date of Death: 2-11-[19]20 Place of Death: 90 [code for San Francisco] State File Number: 9107 ***** 9-23-02: Received Samuel F. Clary's Certificate of Death from City andCounty of San Francisco; Local Registered No. 1292 (No. RELIEF HOMEFOR THE AGED AND INFIRM Ward). Personal and Statistical Information: Male: White; Widower. Date of Birth: Aug. 6th. 1853 Age: 66 years 6 months 5 days. Occupation: Cook, Inmate Relieve Home Birthplace: Wabash, Indiana Name of Father: Hiram Birthplace of Father: "?" Pennsylvania Maiden Name of Mother: Elizabeth Baker Birthplace of Mother: "?" Pennsylvania Length of Residence: (Place of Death) 7 years; (in California) 12years Testator: C.W. Wuttenberg, Relief Home for Aged and Infirm Filed: Feb 14, 1920, by William C. Hassler Date of Death: Feb. 11th. 1920 Cause of Death: Labar Pneumonia, Duration: 8 days Contributory: Chronic Myocarditis Place of Burial: Cypress Lawn Cemetery, 835 Valencia St. Date of Burial: Feb 14, 1920 Undertaker: Wm. N. Wiebolst. ***** 1900 Census; Highland Precinct, Ada County, Idaho; Enumerated 2nd &3rd Day of July 1900; Page 101; Enumerator Illegible Name: Samuel F. Clary Status: Lodger Color: White Gender: Male Born Aug. 1853 Age 46 Marital Status: Single Born: Indiana Father Born Ohio Mother Born Pennsylvania Occupation: Telegraph Operator Months Not Employed: 5 ***** | CLARY, Samuel Fremont (I2998)
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| 98 | Sept. 1, 2002: Made preliminary of Grants, Cibola, NM. Foundabandoned Santa Fe Railroad station, but architecture does not suggestorigin to 1882. | BEARD, Bell Elizabeth (I3410)
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| 99 | Sighted headstone August 3, 2002; Brock, Nebraska - LafayetteCemetary. Headstone shared with Lulu Baker Foley. ***** From Ancestry.com; Ohio Marriage Records: BAKER, WILLIAM A. Spouse: NEIKIRK, MINERVA A. Marriage Date: 6 Dec 1866 County: Henry State: OH ***** Sighted Ohio 1880 Ohio Census, Napoleon "Cooporative", Henry County,Page 17. Minerva Baker, Age 32, Keeping House, Born Ohio, Father Born Ohio,Mother Born Pennsylvania Jessie, Age 12, Attending School, Born Ohio, Father Born Ohio,Mother Born Ohio Lulu, Age 10, Attending School, Born Ohio, Father Born Ohio,Mother Born Ohio Bounie, Age 7, Attending School, Born Ohio, Father Born Ohio,Mother Born Ohio Just above Minerva on page 17 are these two entries: Amanda Neikerk, Age 29, Dressmaker, Born Ohio, Father Born Maryland,Mother Born Ohio Emma, Age 15, Attending School, Born Ohio, Father Born Ohio,Mother Born Ohio ***** Possibly died Preble County Ohio BAKER MINERVA County Name: PREBLE Date of Death: 4/28/1914 Volume Number: 1354 Certificate Number: 24612 | NEIKIRK, Minerva Ann (I3368)
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| 100 | Source: Ancestry.com: Mrs. Robert Risley; Lawrence Garman; DARLineage #187264; DAR Patriots Index; "History of Lehigh Co., Pa. VolII 1914"; DAR Lineage Book Vol 150, pgs 16-17. Heidelberg ChurchReformed & Lutheran of Heidelberg Twp, Lehigh Co., Penn; original source of data in the possession of Ellen I Weber since 1975 | GARMAN, Abigail (I2975)
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