Notes
Matches 201 to 250 of 1,343
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| 201 | Briar Hill Cemetery | MCDOWELL, Mary (I322)
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| 202 | Briar Hill Cemetery | MCDOWELL, Mary Gyla (I565)
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| 203 | Briar Hill Cemetery | MCDOWELL, Rachel (I321)
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| 204 | Briar Hill Cemetery | PEARSON (PIERSON), Margaret (I503)
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| 205 | Briar Hill Cemetery | REIBER, Edward G. (I405)
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| 206 | Briar Hill Cemetery | REIBER, John Leonard (I408)
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| 207 | Briar Hill Cemetery | REIBER, Mary Rosetta (I526)
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| 208 | Brigitte was survived by her husband Charles Fisher; mother Ilfriedia; three sons, Gene, Okawville, Dean, Bushnell, and Mark, Bushnell; one daughter, Kathy (Ron) Howard, Avon; 10 grandchildren; and one sister, Illena Weir, Germany. She was preceded in death by her father Gunther and step-father. | BEHRENDT Brigitte (I34)
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| 209 | Brother John living with Boleslaw in this census Also living with Boleslaw and John, a lodger: Anthony Mullin Renting; rent $30/month (for all three) Highest grade of education: 7 Residence 1 Apr 1935: same house At work last week of March: yes Number of hours worked last week of March: 54 Occupation: Elevator operator, Apt. house Number of weeks worked in 1939: 52 Income in 1939: $1080 | WITKOWICZ, Boleslaw L. (I1476)
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| 210 | Brother-in-law John's family living next door Highest grade of education: -- (no formal schooling?) Citizenship: al (alien, not naturalized Residence 1 Apr 1935: same house At work last week of March: No Occupation: Housework | MAREK, Agata/Agatha (I1464)
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| 211 | Brother-in-law Peter's family living next door Highest grade of education: -- (no formal schooling?) Citizenship: al (alien, not naturalized) Residence 1 Apr 1935: same house At work last week of March: no Occupation: Household | KURGAN, Marjanna/Mary (I1449)
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| 212 | Buried next to husband Thomas Fisher. | Source (SR12)
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| 213 | Buried next to wife Elizabeth (Brown) Fisher. | Source (SR14)
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| 214 | Buried next to wife Florence Ethyl (Ashby) Fisher. Middle initial listed on marker for father Thomas H. Fisher is incorrect. Date listed for death is burial date not death date. | Source (SR13)
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| 215 | by Rev. A. Rich | Family F41
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| 216 | by Rev. Nathaniel Fetridge | Family F193
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| 217 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family F94
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| 218 | Calvin's father-in-law Josiah, Josiah's wife Catherine and son Wilbur living with Calvin and wife Cora in this census Address: 720 W. Carroll St., Macomb Occupation: Day laborer Can read and write | INMAN, Calvin (I1142)
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| 219 | Can read and write Occupation: Farm laborer; Father's farm Veteran: no | JOHNSTON, Harold (I131)
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| 220 | Can read and write Occupation: Farmer, general farm Veteran: No | LAUNER, Clarence E. (I1526)
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| 221 | Can read and write Occupation: Farmer, general farm Veteran: Yes, WW 1 | LAUNER, Roy A. (I1525)
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| 222 | Can read and write Occupation: Laborer, Farm hand | LAUNER, Roy A. (I1525)
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| 223 | Can read and write Occupation: Laborer, Home farm | LAUNER, Clarence E. (I1526)
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| 224 | Can read and write Occupation: None | BOEKEMEYER, Anna Marie (I1264)
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| 225 | Can read and write | KAISER, Nellie Jane (I1553)
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| 226 | Can read and write | Hattie L. (I5)
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| 227 | Cannot read cause of death in Item 17. | Source (S23)
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| 228 | Carlon home | Family F189
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| 229 | Cath Ruthrauff incorrectly listed as groom's mother; actually bride Christina's mother. | PENSINGER, George (I1063)
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| 230 | Cath Ruthrauff incorrectly listed as groom's mother; actually bride Christina's mother. | Ruthrauff, Christina (I1064)
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| 231 | Catherine assumed to be George Foster's second wife. Could also be a niece of other relation. | Catherine (I956)
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| 232 | Catherine, husband Josiah and son Wilbur living with daughter-in-law Cora and her husband Calvin Inman Address: 720 W. Carroll St., Macomb Can read and write | GEORGE, Catherine (I1143)
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| 233 | Cause: Hanging by neck, strangulation with suicide intent Contributory: Ill health Place: St. Albans Township, Hancock Co., IL Occupation: Farmer Informant: Clara Ancelet (daughter), Basco, IL | LAUNER, Frederick Emanuel (I1263)
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| 234 | Cause: Thrown from wagon | FARRIS Nathan Ward (I71)
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| 235 | Census correctly shows one child deceased in 1910: Nora | ASHBY Florence Ethyl (I43)
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| 236 | Census correctly shows only one child still alive in 1910: Charles. | FARRIS Mary Ann (I70)
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| 237 | Census indicates Ellen born in 1854 v 1852 suggested in other documents | PECK Ellen Estelle (I188)
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| 238 | Census indicates family living on Center Street. Census-taker error: " Julia, Daughter" should read "Julian, Son." | SMITH Julian Francis (I943)
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| 239 | Census indicates Samuel born about 1798 vs. grave marker showing 1796. | CASTEEL Samuel (I774)
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| 240 | Census listing for mother Elizabeth Farris' household. George presumably one of the two males listed under age 10. | FARRIS, George T. (I1246)
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| 241 | Census listing for mother Elizabeth Farris' household. John presumably one of the two males listed under 10 years of age. | FARRIS John (I233)
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| 242 | Census listing for mother Elizabeth Farris' household. Martha presumably the female listed as age 10 to 20. | FARRIS, Martha J. (I235)
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| 243 | Census listing for mother Elizabeth Farris' household. Mary Ann presumably one of the two females listed under age 10, although she would have likely been age 10 at then time because it appears the census was taken after the death of Mary's father In July 1855. Were Nathan still alive he would have been listed as the head of the household. | FARRIS Mary Ann (I70)
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| 244 | Census listing for mother Elizabeth Farris' household. Milton presumably one of the two males listed age 10 to 20. | FARRIS Milton R. (I232)
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| 245 | Census listing for mother Elizabeth Farris' household. Nancy presumably one of the two females listed under age 10. | FARRIS Nancy E. (I187)
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| 246 | Census listing for mother Elizabeth Farris' household. William presumably one of the two males listed age 10 to 20. | FARRIS William J. (I231)
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| 247 | Census lists Abel Fisher's household as two people: one "Free White Males 70-79" - Abel himself; and one "Free White Females 30 to 39." The female is likely Abel's niece Mary McDowell who never married, is known to have taken care of Abel late in his life, and who inherited most of Abel's estate upon his death in 1838. Mary would have been 32 in 1830. | FISHER Abel (I201)
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| 248 | Census lists Abel Fisher's household as two people: one "Free White Males 70-79" - Abel himself; and one "Free White Females 30 to 39." The female is likely Abel's niece Mary McDowell who never married, is known to have taken care of Abel late in his life, and who inherited most of Abel's estate upon his death in 1838. Mary would have been 32 in 1830. | MCDOWELL, Mary (I322)
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| 249 | Census lists Adolph as 68. He would have been only 58 at this census. | ANCELET, Adolph (I1259)
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| 250 | Census lists as living in Mathias Fisher household one "Free White Males 5 to 9" - impossible to define who this might be but perhaps a grandson or nephew; one "Free White Males 70 to 79" - Mathias himself; and two "Free White Females 20 to 29." One is likely Mathias' youngest daughter Rachel who married Silas Stewart as his second wife, and therefore could have married later than typical for the times. Silas' first wife Mary Hendricks died in 1823 so Rachel's marriage definitely occured after 1823. The other female must be a relative. Mathias' elder daughter Mary is presumably living with husband Berekiah Stewart who is listed in the 1830 census for Derry Township. | FISHER Mathias (I198)
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