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| 1 | LAST NAME FIRST NAME AGE SEX ARRIVAL DATE PLACE OF LAST RESIDENCE TOMLINSON ANN 9 m F 15 May 1856 TOMLINSON GEORGE 4 M 15 May 1856 TOMLINSON JANE 27 F 15 May 1856 TOMLINSON THOMAS 28 M 15 May 1856 | Green, Jane (I629)
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| 2 | name : James Lindley event: Census event date: 1880 event place: Potsdam, St. Lawrence, New York, United States gender: Male age: 59 marital status : Married occupation : Carpenter race or color (original) : White ethnicity (standardized) : American relationship to head : Other birthplace : Canada birthdate : 1821 father's birthplace : Canada mother's birthplace : Canada page : 276 page character : C entry number : 4536 nara film number : T9-0927 gs film number : 1254927 digital folder number: 004243471 | Landly (Lindley), James (I900)
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| 3 | name: Dorothy Lindley residence: Canton, St. Lawrence, New York age: 75 estimated birth year: 1830 birthplace: Canada French relationship to head of household: Inmate race: W page number: 33 line number: 40 digital folder number: 4296302 | Runy (Rainey), Dorothy (Dolly) (I901)
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| 4 | 1850 Federal Census Michigan, Genesee, Flint | Tupper, David (I785)
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| 5 | 1850 Federal Census Michigan, Genesee, Flint | Croff, Louise (I786)
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| 6 | 1860 Census Michigan, Genesee, Flint | Tupper, Edward M (I783)
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| 7 | 1892 Martha Blanchard age 51, wife of William, living in Erwin, New York in 1892 census. Son James age 20, and Harriet age 31 living with her. | Wessels, Martha (I979)
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| 8 | 1900 Federal Census Michigan, Ogemaw, Edwards | Tupper, Mason L (I778)
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| 9 | According to the Shenandoah County, Virginia Minute Book, on March 10, 1800, Mary Delawter charged Elijah Evans as being the father of her bastard child, and Evans was order to pay 80 dollars. The last will and testament of Lawrence Delawter, the father of Mary Delawter, included Elijah Evans in his will. The family tree that I have in my possession shows Elijah Evans and Rosanne Delawter as being the father and mother of Elijah Evans and that he was adopted by them, however there is no documentation supporting the family tree. | Evans, Elijah (I290)
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| 10 | Albany County Militia, Kinderhook Also Abraham Blanchard 1790 Census, Abiathar Blanchard, 12 persons | Blanchard, Abiathar * (I1024)
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| 11 | Alice Hanlon, spinster, aged 20, arrived in New York City on May 16, 1860 aboard the ship Australia from Liverpool England. Born in Ireland. | Hanlon, Alice (I642)
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| 12 | Also spelled Delawder | Delawter, Mary (I291)
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| 13 | Born 1841 in Steuben County N.Y. 1860 U.S. Census | Wessels, Martha (I979)
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| 14 | Buried in Floral Hill Cem. Hoopeston , Ill | Flack, Mary Ann (I136)
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| 15 | Buried in Floral Hill Cem., Hoopeston, Ill | Evans, Elijah (I135)
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| 16 | Captured by the indians about 1759, along with his brothers, Jacob and Gabrial. Taken to Scioto area in what is now Ohio, where his younger brother Gabrial died the first winter. Christopher and Jacob were finally released along with about 200 other settlers in about 1765. His mother and four sisters were killed by the indians during the capture. His father had previously died or escaped, depending on which version of the story you believe. | Halterman, Christopher (I142)
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| 17 | Christening Jan 13,1673 in Snaptwell, York Co, England | Cooper, Elizabeth (I515)
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| 18 | Clemendza Cooper - Admission & Death - MI. Old Soldiers' Home Change to Thread View 1 of 1 Clemendza Cooper - Admission & Death - MI. Old Soldiers' Home Cyan16 (View posts) Posted: 5 Oct 2003 8:13PM GMT Classification: Query Surnames: Blanchard, Cooper, Place, Seymour, Vanscoy Her is the Admission and Death record from the Old Soldiers' Home in Grand Rapids, MI. for Clemendza L. (BLANCHARD) COOPER, b: 1828 in Stueben Co. NY. She married Benjamin Asasu COOPER, 9 Aug 1844 in Stueben Co. NY. The 1865 NY census lists this as her 2nd marriage, his first. If anyone can give me information on who her parents may have been it would be a great help! REGISTER NO. 110 APPLICATION FOR ADMISSION TO Home for Soldiers, Sailors, and Marines, THEIR WIVES AND MOTHERS OF Clemendza L. COOPER _____________________________________________________ STATE OF MICHIGAN County of Kent On this 30th day of August, A.D. 1898 , personally appeared before me, Emil A. DAPPER , a Notary Public in and for the County and State aforesaid, Clemindzia L. COOPER, a resident of The township of Walker, Kent County , in the State of Michigan, and who being by me first duly sworn deposes and says she is the wife of Benjamin A. COOPER who served as a Private in the Union Army during the Civil or Mexican War, as follows: First enlisted August 1864, in Co. F. 50th Regiment of New York Engineers was discharged June 1865, in Co F. 50th regiment of New York Engineers . Note-- When the applicant does not know the military history demanded it can be obtained by writing to the Adjutant General of the State from which he served. That they were married on or about the 9th day of August 1844 , that they have lived together as husband and wife continually since said marriage until the present time excepting when her husband was in the Army or in the Soldiers Home at Grand Rapids Mich. That there has been born to them the following children who are now alive and who's names and ages are as follows: Angelia SEYMOUR, 52 years old, Mary Angeline PLACE, 50 years old, Melissa R. VANSCOY, 48 years old, James A COOPER, 46 years old, Francis A COOPER, 44 years old, William E COOPER, 38 years old, Lilly M COOPER, 34 years old. That she has not remarried. That she is now 70 years old and unable to earn her own living for the reason that she is now suffering from the following disability: Neuralgia, Asthma That she has no property or means of support, and has no relatives of sufficient ability to maintain her who are legally liable for her support. That she therefore makes application to be admitted to the Home for Soldiers, Sailors and Marines, their Wives and Mothers, of the Michigan Soldiers' Home. PENSION CLAUSE â?¦â?¦â?¦â?¦â?¦â?¦â?¦â?¦â?¦â?¦â?¦â?¦â?¦â?¦â?¦â?¦â?¦â?¦â?¦â?¦. â?¦â?¦â?¦â?¦â?¦â?¦â?¦â?¦â?¦â?¦â?¦â?¦â?¦â?¦â?¦â?¦â?¦â?¦â?¦â?¦â?¦â?¦â?¦â?¦â?¦â?¦â?¦â?¦â?¦â?¦â?¦ That if admitted to said Home, she will abide by and obey all and singular rules and regulations of said Home, and will do and perform such duties as she may be called upon to do the best of her ability. DECLARATION WHEN THE HUSBAND OR SON DID NOT SERVE IN A MICHIGAN REGIMENT That she first became a resident of the State of Michigan on the 10th day of April 1866. That I am now and have been an actual resident of the State of Michigan for the following years last past, to-wit: 1866 Witnesses: Emil A. DAPPER Arthur? LOWELL (Her mark) * Clemindza L. COOPER Subscribed and sworn to before me this 30th day of August 1898, and I hereby certify that the foregoing application was read and fully explained to the said Clemendza L. COOPER before she executed the same. Emil A. DAPPER Notary Public Kent County Michigan STATE OF MICHIGAN County of Kent Wm. J. THOMAS being duly sworn deposes and says that he has carefully examined the proofs exhibited by Clemindza L. Cooper. That he has good reason to and does believe that they are true. That the applicant is the identical person named therein. That she has no property or means of support, and is destitute and dependant upon public charity for a support, and is at this time an actual resident of Walker Township (or ward) Kent -- County (or city) Grand Rapids in the 16th Senatorial District, State of Michigan. Wm. J. THOMAS County Clerk Note -- This can be signed by either the supervisor of the Township or Ward in which the applicant resides, the County Clerk or Judge of Probate of the County in which the applicant resides, or any member of the Board of Managers, and must not be signed as Notary Public. Sworn and subscribed to me, this 7th day of September 1898 Harry JEWELL? Judge of Probate Note -- Persons of unsound mind are not eligible. SURGEONS CERTIFICATE I hereby certify that I have carefully examined Clemendza L. COOPER who is an applicant for admission to the Family Dormitory of the Michigan Soldiersâ?? Home, and that I find her present physical condition to be as follows (be particular in stating whether of sound or unsound mind): Senile decay Dr. A. R. HICKS Note -- Where the Surgeon is a U.S. examining Surgeon, no Jurat is required *Please give in full the exact physical condition of the applicant. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 1st day of September A.D. 1898, and I hereby certify that Albert R HICKS , who made and signed the above certificate is known to me as Surgeon in actual practice and of good standing in his profession. Emil A. DAPPER Notary Public Kent Co. Mich. CERTIFICATE TO BE SIGNED BY THE COMMITTEE APPOINTED BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE DEPARTMENT OF MICHIGAN. W. R. C. We, the undersigned committee of Custer? Post No 27 of grand Rapids Mich., hereby certify that we have made a careful investigation of Clemindza L. COOPER, who ahs signed the foregoing application, and find that she is a resident of Grand Rapids, County of Kent, State of Michigan. That she is in indigent circumstances and unable to support herself, and we believe the representations made by her in the foregoing application are true. That she is worthy and a proper person to be admitted to the Home. Louis M. BROWN, ?************? E. S. HUMPHREY, Ch. Annex Com. LOCATION OF THE APPLICANT Post office Station A. Grand Rapids Michigan Railroad Station Junction On what Road G. R. I. R. R. ORDER FOR ADMISSION The foregoing applicant is hereby --------------- approved, and said applicant will ----------------- be admitted to the Michigan Soldiersâ?? Home. John NORTHWOOD Chairman Board of Managers of the Michigan Soldiersâ?? Home Record #110 Clemendza L. COOPER RELATIONSHIP TO SOLDIER: Wife NAME OF SOLDIER: Benj. A. COOPER RANK: Priv. CO.: F REGIMENTt: 50 N.Y. Inf. RESIDENCE WHEN ADMITTED: Township of Walker RATE OF PENSION: None AGE: 70 DATE OF ADMISSION: Nov 11, 1898 DATE OF DISCHARGE: Sep. 30, 1900 DATE OF READMISSION: Jan 26, 1903 at 2 P.M. CAUSE OF DISCHARGE: Own request DATE OF DEATH: Jan 26, 1903 at 9 P.M. CAUSE OF DEATH: Heart failure in connection with Gall Stones GENERAL REMARKS NAME AND ADDRESS OF NEAREST RELATIVE: *none given* Died in Hospital at Womens Building on 26th day of January 1903 at 9 A.M. (?). General services were conducted by Rev. D. W. Parsons. Buried in Soldiers Home Cemetery. NewRe: Clemendza Cooper - Admission & Death - MI. Old Soldiers' Home J_Gillmet (View posts) Posted: 30 Apr 2010 6:04PM GMT Classification: Query Surnames: Blanchard Cindy - I have some confirmation and new info on Clemence (Clemendza) Blanchard... I'm pretty sure she was born in East Quebec (Canada), about 1827. Please drop an email, if you're still out there. NewRe: Clemendza Cooper - Admission & Death - MI. Old Soldiers' Home cardog16 (View posts) Posted: 2 Feb 2011 3:10AM GMT Classification: Query Hi - I have been folowing Clemendza - she is my great grandmother, married to Benjamin Cooper. What infor do you have? I know her sister was Hannah Blanchard, and she had a brother, William Blanchard. I did not know she was from Canada which might explain why I can't find her. I have pension records to share. Sharon Cooper Pope | Blanchard, Clemenza (I967)
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| 19 | Died from Inflamation of the Lungs | Blanchard, Thelma Lucile (I671)
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| 20 | Died Nov 17,1871 aged 61 years | Vance, George (I742)
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| 21 | Died of complications after having his gall bladder removed. He went into the hospital after taking too much medication for excess water in his system. | Blanchard, Charles Roy (I012)
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| 22 | Died of Diphtheria | Blanchard, Hazel (I010)
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| 23 | Ezekiel Blanchard, son of Abner Blanchard, born in New York in 1777. Tax Tables of Tioga county 1800 show him being 23 years old. 1820 Census for Tioga, Elkland, Pennsylvania, 26 to 46 years old 3 males under 10 | Blanchard, Ezekiel (I1016)
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| 24 | Henry Vance moved to Michigan from Tonawanda, New York in about 1890. Some of Henry's and Matilda's children stayed there. The family picture shows the ones who came to Michigan with them. Henry owned a cheese factory in New York. One of the daughters who stayed in New York married a man who manufactured pre-cut homes. They shipped a home to Henry and Matilda. | Vance, Henry (I269)
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| 25 | http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GSln=Lindley&GSiman=1&GSst=36&GSob=c&GRid=42167648&df=p& | Runy (Rainey), Dorothy (Dolly) (I901)
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| 26 | ID: I0241 Name: *ABIEL BLANCHARD Sex: M Birth: 4 OCT 1748 in Killingly, Windham., Conneticut Death: BEF. 1810 Military Service: Revolutionary War Religion: Congretional Church Census: 1790 Chittenden, Vermont Census: 1800 Charlotte, Chittenden, Vermont Occupation: yeoman Reference Number: TG3-78 Note: SOURCES: Early Connecticut Marriages, 5th Book, pg. 39 Fletcher Blanchard, owner/manager BLANCHARD-L at RootsWeb When Abiel's father, William, died in 1769, it was Abiel and his mother, Thankful, who received most of his property which they sold on Mar 14, 1771. This was the start of Abiel's real estate career. The following is a list of his transactions: 1. Apr. 20, 1771. Abiel of Killingly, CT. bought 3 parcels in Shutesbury, MA from Benjamin & Jean Green. 2. May 22, 1771, he sold 6 acres of the above. 3. May 4, 1777, Abiel & Elizabeth of Shutesbury, MA, sold 113+ ac. in Shutesbury to S. Wild. 4. Jan. 10, 1778, Abiel, this time from Worthington, MA, bought 100 acres in W. from James Warren, of Deerfield, MA 5. May 15, 1782, Abiel, still of Worthington, sold his mortgaged land there to Nathan Morgan of Windham, CT. 6. May 15, 1783, Rutland Co., VT...Abiel, of Clarendon, bought 1/2 share in Shrewsbury and then sold it to his brother Asahel. 7. Apr. 7, 1783, Rutland Co., VT...Abiel witnessed a purchase by his brother Asahel, of Clarendon. 8. Oct. & Dec. 1783, Abiel, of Clarendon, VT, bought & sold 1 Right in TWP of Cornwall; sale was to Samuel Crosby, of Worthington, Hampshire Co., MA. 9. Sept. 20, 1785, Chittenden Co., VT...Abiel of Clarendon, bought land in Charlotte TWP. As a resident of Charlotte, he sold the parcel in 1788. 10. There were numerous transactions thru 1794. Other than that, he also served in the Revolutionary War from 1775-1777 as a private with several militia groups, and he served at Prospect Hill, Deerfield, and Ticonderoga. In Aug. , 1777, as a private in Lt. C. Webster's Company, he marched to reinforce the army at Bennington. In 1798abiel helped to choose a representative for Congress. Shortly thereafter he moved his family to Onondaga, New York . Abiel died in in 1807 in Bennington, Vermont. Father: *WILLIAM BLANCHARD b: 16 MAY 1708 in Lexington, Middlesex, Massachusetts Mother: *THANKFUL WEBSTER b: 1713 in Hartford, Conneticut *BLANCHARD, ABIEL Marriage 1 *ELIZABETH CHURCH b: 23 APR 1744 in Killingly, Connecticut •Married: 15 MAR 1770 in Killiingly, Windham, Conneticut Children 1. Dorastus Blanchard b: 22 JUN 1771 in Shutesbury, Franklin, Massachuchetts 2. Roswell Blanchard b: 28 JUN 1773 in Shutesbury, Franklin Co., Massachu 3. Webster Blanchard b: 9 AUG 1775 in Shutesbury, Franklin Co., Massachu 4. John Church Blanchard b: 3 APR 1778 in Massachusetts 5. *William Blanchard b: 16 MAY 1779 in Worthington, Hampshire Co., Massachusetts 6. Ira Blanchard b: 2 SEP 1781 in Worthington, Hampshire Co., Massachusetts 7. Ashcha Blanchard b: 1783 in Clarendon, Rutland Co., Vermont 8. Erepta Blanchard b: 23 APR 1786 in Clarendon, Rutland Co., Vermont 9. Thomas Blanchard b: 9 AUG 1792 in Charlotte, Chittenden Co., Vermont | Blanchard, Abiel* (I1028)
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| 27 | Jane (Green) Tomlinson came on the ship Henry Clay from Liverpool, England. Aged 27, wife, arrived on May 15,1856 | Green, Jane (I629)
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| 28 | JOHNSTON JOSEPH LONEY JOHNSTON MARION B THEYHAND 00 XXX 1895 | Fahan, Marion (I798)
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| 29 | Living in Bloomer, Wisc. in 1870 with wife Caroline, ages 83 and 81 respectively. | Gray, Ephraim Carpenter (I749)
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| 30 | Living in Springville, Adams, Wisconsin in 1860 | Gray, Ephraim Carpenter (I747)
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| 31 | Living in Wellington, Monroe, Wisconsin in 1860 | Gray, Ephraim Carpenter (I749)
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| 32 | Looking for Susan HEADING, born abt. 1802, St. Lawrence County, New York. Married John MILLER b. abt 1795 - 1798 Canada. Lived in Williamsburg, Dundas, Ontario, Canada and then moved to St. Lawrence County, NY. Susan had previously married a Crawford as well as a Lindley and had a son, James Lindley before marrying John Miller. | Landly (Lindley), James (I900)
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| 33 | Monday October 27th A.D. 1851 ...... In the matter of George Whaley a Revolutionary Soldier It is hereby certified that satisfactory evidence has been exhibited before the Court of Common Pleas aforesaid, at their October Term A.D. 1851, that George Whaley who in his life time claimed a Revolutionary Pension, died in Jackson County, Ohio, on the Fourth day of July Eighteen Hundred and Twenty-two, leaving surviving as his widow, Mary Whaley, and that the said Mary Whaley died in Adams County, Ohio, on or about the fourth day of October, Eighteen Hundred and Twenty Six, leaving as surviving children of the said George Whaley and Mary Whaley deceased the following named persons, to wit: Silas Whaley, Joseph Whaley, William Whaley, Abner Whaley and Mary Shuster; and that they are the only surviving children of the said George and Mary or either of them, all which is ordered to be of recorse. Ordered that Court adjourn until nine O'clock tomorrow morning. Thomas Vaughan Book G, pg. 98 1851 Court of Common Pleas record, Jackson County, OH | Wells, Mary Kathrine (I146)
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| 34 | Monday October 27th A.D. 1851 ...... In the matter of George Whaley a Revolutionary Soldier It is hereby certified that satisfactory evidence has been exhibited before the Court of Common Pleas aforesaid, at their October Term A.D. 1851, that George Whaley who in his life time claimed a Revolutionary Pension, died in Jackson County, Ohio, on the Fourth day of July Eighteen Hundred and Twenty-two, leaving surviving as his widow, Mary Whaley, and that the said Mary Whaley died in Adams County, Ohio, on or about the fourth day of October, Eighteen Hundred and Twenty Six, leaving as surviving children of the said George Whaley and Mary Whaley deceased the following named persons, to wit: Silas Whaley, Joseph Whaley, William Whaley, Abner Whaley and Mary Shuster; and that they are the only surviving children of the said George and Mary or either of them, all which is ordered to be of recorse. Ordered that Court adjourn until nine O'clock tomorrow morning. Thomas Vaughan Book G, pg. 98 1851 Court of Common Pleas record, Jackson County, OH | Whaley, George (I145)
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| 35 | My ggg-grandfather was John Miller, German, (His father was a Loyalist from NY, but no solid evidence) born 1797 Canada, died Dec. 6 1885 was married to Susan Crawford (Lindley) this was her third marriage. (Susan C. L.'s son, James Lindley was a half brother to the Millers) His son was John Christopher Miller born 8/21/1845 in Hopkinton, St. Lawrence County, NY 1st wife was Mary Goodnow 2nd wife was Emma Louisa Bowen born 11/16/1853 in South Mountain, Ontario, Canada. Emma and John Christopher Miller were married 9/24/1890I don't know much about the Millers but they moved to Louisville St. Lawrence County NY. and lived along the river. | Landly (Lindley), James (I900)
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| 36 | name: Michael Toben titles & terms: event: Census event date: 1875 event place: E.D. 5, Lenox, Madison, New York, United States gender: Male age: 40 relationship to head of household: estimated birth year: 1835 family number: 204 page: 21 line number: 24 film number: 408498 digital folder number: 004857926 image number: 00149 Household Gender Age Birthplace Michael Toben M 40 Alice Toben F 30 name : Michael Toban event: Census event date: 1880 event place: Oneida, Madison, New York, United States gender: Male age: 40 marital status : Married occupation : Laborer race or color (original) : ethnicity (standardized) : American relationship to head : Self birthplace : Ireland birthdate : 1840 spouse's name : Alice Toban spouse's birthplace : Ireland father's name : father's birthplace : Ireland mother's name : mother's birthplace : Ireland page : 247 page character : A entry number : 2827 nara film number : T9-0860 gs film number : 1254860 digital folder number: 004242142 image number: 00345 Household Gender Age Birthplace self Michael Toban M 40 Ireland wife Alice Toban F 26 Ireland daughter Catharine Toban F 5 New York, United States daughter Mary Ann Toban F 1 New York, United States | Tobin (Toban), Michael (I641)
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| 37 | Record of christening, father John Rian, mother Ruth Massachusetts Births and Christenings, 1639-1915 | Ryan, Ryon, Rian, Ruth (I1036)
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| 38 | William Reed BEATTY 03 Oct 1827 03 Jan 1913 OBITUARY: An Aged Man Gone Died at his home near Fordsville, Ohio County, Kentucky, January 3, 1913, after a short illness. William R. BEATTY, the oldest brother of the late M. M. and A. J. BEATTY, of this county. Uncle Billie was born in Grayson County, October 3, 1827, being 85 years and 9 months old on the day of his death. Besides a wife 82 years old, and six children, he leaves one brother J. R. BEATTY of Breckinridge, two half brothers, Tram BEATTY of Breckinridge Co. and Henry BEATTY of Ohio County. His remains were laid to rest January 4 in the old family burying ground in Hancock County. We extend sympathy to the bereaved family and relatives. May their loss be his gain. | Beatty, William Reed (I521)
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