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| 1051 | Modern day: Millen, , Limburg, Belgium | van Valckenburch, Lambert Andriessen (I10556)
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| 1052 | Moravia was a Crown Land in the Austro-Hungarian Empire from 1867 to 1918. | Severin, Victoria (I5679)
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| 1053 | Moravia was a Crown Land in the Austro-Hungarian Empire from 1867 to 1918. | Plisek, Frank A. Jr. (I10240)
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| 1054 | Mr. Kracman was well known and highly respected. He was a progressive farmer and an active stockholder of the Farmers Co-Operative Grain Company of Linwood. He had a host of friends. | Kracman, Frank (I573)
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| 1055 | Mrs. Ella Huyck Frankfort, April 20.— The death of Mrs. Ella Golden Huyck, widow of the late Oscar Huyck, occurred at her home in East Schuyler at 4 o'clock this morning, after an illness of many months, having suffered from kidney trouble since last fall. Mrs. Huyck was born in German Flatts, Feb. 19th, 1861, the daughter of Abner and Catherine Golden, and all her life has been spent in this vicinity. She married Oscar Huyck in Richfield Springs, Sept. 19, 1878, and for the past 15 years they had made their home in Schuyler. Mr. Huyck's death occurred two years ago last fall. Mrs. Huyck leaves surviving three sons, Seymour A. and Howard Huyck of Schuyler and Harry H. of Fort Plain, and two daughters, Bessie E. Huyck and Mrs. Earl Knox, both of Schuyler, and five grandchildren. She also leaves four brothers, James and William Golden of Ilion, Allen Golden of Amsterdam and Ira Golden of Schenectady, and two sisters, Mrs. William Garlock of Schuyler and Mrs. Frank Hawes of Frankfort. The funeral will be held Thursday at the convenience of the family. Friends may call Wednesday. | Golden, Ella Jane (I4)
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| 1056 | n today's map the location is Zebnice (Plasy), Plzen-sever, Plzenský, Czech Republic. | Soukup, Josefa (I2379)
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| 1057 | Naaman J. Spencer, Household Member, M, 45, [b. Bet Jun 1824 and Jun 1825], Connecticut, Plow Manufacturer, $1500 real estate, $500 personal estate Fannie Spencer, Household Member, F, 42, [b. Bet Jun 1827 and Jun 1828], New York, Keeps House Lewis Spencer, Household Member, M, 23, [b. Bet Jun 1846 and Jun 1847], Illinois, Teamster Elias Spencer, Household Member, M, 27, [b. Bet Jun 1842 and Jun 1843], Illinois, Works in Plow Factory Jeniel Spencer, Household Member, M, 19, [b. Bet Jun 1850 and Jun 1851], Illinois, Works in Plow Factory Alanson Spencer, Household Member, M, 11, [b. Bet Jun 1858 and Jun 1859], Illinois Charles Spencer, Household Member, M, 8, [b. Bet Jun 1861 and Jun 1862], Illinois Almira Spencer, Household Member, F, 5, [b. Bet Jun 1864 and Jun 1865], Illinois Charles Johnson, Household Member, M, 11, [b. Bet Jun 1858 and Jun 1859], Illinois Mary Mitts, Household Member, F, 22, [b. Bet Jun 1847 and Jun 1848], New York, Domestic servant | Graham, Fannie (I2415)
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| 1058 | Naaman J. Spencer, Household Member, M, 45, [b. Bet Jun 1824 and Jun 1825], Connecticut, Plow Manufacturer, $1500 real estate, $500 personal estate Fannie Spencer, Household Member, F, 42, [b. Bet Jun 1827 and Jun 1828], New York, Keeps House Lewis Spencer, Household Member, M, 23, [b. Bet Jun 1846 and Jun 1847], Illinois, Teamster Elias Spencer, Household Member, M, 27, [b. Bet Jun 1842 and Jun 1843], Illinois, Works in Plow Factory Jeniel Spencer, Household Member, M, 19, [b. Bet Jun 1850 and Jun 1851], Illinois, Works in Plow Factory Alanson Spencer, Household Member, M, 11, [b. Bet Jun 1858 and Jun 1859], Illinois Charles Spencer, Household Member, M, 8, [b. Bet Jun 1861 and Jun 1862], Illinois Almira Spencer, Household Member, F, 5, [b. Bet Jun 1864 and Jun 1865], Illinois Charles Johnson, Household Member, M, 11, [b. Bet Jun 1858 and Jun 1859], Illinois Mary Mitts, Household Member, F, 22, [b. Bet Jun 1847 and Jun 1848], New York, Domestic servant | Spencer, Naaman (I10488)
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| 1059 | Naaman J. Spencer, Household Member, M, 45, [b. Bet Jun 1824 and Jun 1825], Connecticut, Plow Manufacturer, $1500 real estate, $500 personal estate Fannie Spencer, Household Member, F, 42, [b. Bet Jun 1827 and Jun 1828], New York, Keeps House Lewis Spencer, Household Member, M, 23, [b. Bet Jun 1846 and Jun 1847], Illinois, Teamster Elias Spencer, Household Member, M, 27, [b. Bet Jun 1842 and Jun 1843], Illinois, Works in Plow Factory Jeniel Spencer, Household Member, M, 19, [b. Bet Jun 1850 and Jun 1851], Illinois, Works in Plow Factory Alanson Spencer, Household Member, M, 11, [b. Bet Jun 1858 and Jun 1859], Illinois Charles Spencer, Household Member, M, 8, [b. Bet Jun 1861 and Jun 1862], Illinois Almira Spencer, Household Member, F, 5, [b. Bet Jun 1864 and Jun 1865], Illinois Charles Johnson, Household Member, M, 11, [b. Bet Jun 1858 and Jun 1859], Illinois Mary Mitts, Household Member, F, 22, [b. Bet Jun 1847 and Jun 1848], New York, Domestic servant | Spencer, Jehial (I10529)
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| 1060 | Naaman J. Spencer, Household Member, M, 45, [b. Bet Jun 1824 and Jun 1825], Connecticut, Plow Manufacturer, $1500 real estate, $500 personal estate Fannie Spencer, Household Member, F, 42, [b. Bet Jun 1827 and Jun 1828], New York, Keeps House Lewis Spencer, Household Member, M, 23, [b. Bet Jun 1846 and Jun 1847], Illinois, Teamster Elias Spencer, Household Member, M, 27, [b. Bet Jun 1842 and Jun 1843], Illinois, Works in Plow Factory Jeniel Spencer, Household Member, M, 19, [b. Bet Jun 1850 and Jun 1851], Illinois, Works in Plow Factory Alanson Spencer, Household Member, M, 11, [b. Bet Jun 1858 and Jun 1859], Illinois Charles Spencer, Household Member, M, 8, [b. Bet Jun 1861 and Jun 1862], Illinois Almira Spencer, Household Member, F, 5, [b. Bet Jun 1864 and Jun 1865], Illinois Charles Johnson, Household Member, M, 11, [b. Bet Jun 1858 and Jun 1859], Illinois Mary Mitts, Household Member, F, 22, [b. Bet Jun 1847 and Jun 1848], New York, Domestic servant | Spencer, Lewis (I10499)
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| 1061 | Naaman J. Spencer, Household Member, M, 45, [b. Bet Jun 1824 and Jun 1825], Connecticut, Plow Manufacturer, $1500 real estate, $500 personal estate Fannie Spencer, Household Member, F, 42, [b. Bet Jun 1827 and Jun 1828], New York, Keeps House Lewis Spencer, Household Member, M, 23, [b. Bet Jun 1846 and Jun 1847], Illinois, Teamster Elias Spencer, Household Member, M, 27, [b. Bet Jun 1842 and Jun 1843], Illinois, Works in Plow Factory Jeniel Spencer, Household Member, M, 19, [b. Bet Jun 1850 and Jun 1851], Illinois, Works in Plow Factory Alanson Spencer, Household Member, M, 11, [b. Bet Jun 1858 and Jun 1859], Illinois Charles Spencer, Household Member, M, 8, [b. Bet Jun 1861 and Jun 1862], Illinois Almira Spencer, Household Member, F, 5, [b. Bet Jun 1864 and Jun 1865], Illinois Charles Johnson, Household Member, M, 11, [b. Bet Jun 1858 and Jun 1859], Illinois Mary Mitts, Household Member, F, 22, [b. Bet Jun 1847 and Jun 1848], New York, Domestic servant | Spencer, Elias R. (I10500)
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| 1062 | Naaman J. Spencer, Household Member, M, 45, [b. Bet Jun 1824 and Jun 1825], Connecticut, Plow Manufacturer, $1500 real estate, $500 personal estate Fannie Spencer, Household Member, F, 42, [b. Bet Jun 1827 and Jun 1828], New York, Keeps House Lewis Spencer, Household Member, M, 23, [b. Bet Jun 1846 and Jun 1847], Illinois, Teamster Elias Spencer, Household Member, M, 27, [b. Bet Jun 1842 and Jun 1843], Illinois, Works in Plow Factory Jeniel Spencer, Household Member, M, 19, [b. Bet Jun 1850 and Jun 1851], Illinois, Works in Plow Factory Alanson Spencer, Household Member, M, 11, [b. Bet Jun 1858 and Jun 1859], Illinois Charles Spencer, Household Member, M, 8, [b. Bet Jun 1861 and Jun 1862], Illinois Almira Spencer, Household Member, F, 5, [b. Bet Jun 1864 and Jun 1865], Illinois Charles Johnson, Household Member, M, 11, [b. Bet Jun 1858 and Jun 1859], Illinois Mary Mitts, Household Member, F, 22, [b. Bet Jun 1847 and Jun 1848], New York, Domestic servant | Spencer, Charles (I10501)
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| 1063 | Naaman J. Spencer, Household Member, M, 45, [b. Bet Jun 1824 and Jun 1825], Connecticut, Plow Manufacturer, $1500 real estate, $500 personal estate Fannie Spencer, Household Member, F, 42, [b. Bet Jun 1827 and Jun 1828], New York, Keeps House Lewis Spencer, Household Member, M, 23, [b. Bet Jun 1846 and Jun 1847], Illinois, Teamster Elias Spencer, Household Member, M, 27, [b. Bet Jun 1842 and Jun 1843], Illinois, Works in Plow Factory Jeniel Spencer, Household Member, M, 19, [b. Bet Jun 1850 and Jun 1851], Illinois, Works in Plow Factory Alanson Spencer, Household Member, M, 11, [b. Bet Jun 1858 and Jun 1859], Illinois Charles Spencer, Household Member, M, 8, [b. Bet Jun 1861 and Jun 1862], Illinois Almira Spencer, Household Member, F, 5, [b. Bet Jun 1864 and Jun 1865], Illinois Charles Johnson, Household Member, M, 11, [b. Bet Jun 1858 and Jun 1859], Illinois Mary Mitts, Household Member, F, 22, [b. Bet Jun 1847 and Jun 1848], New York, Domestic servant | Mitts, Mary (I10518)
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| 1064 | Naaman J. Spencer, Household Member, M, 45, [b. Bet Jun 1824 and Jun 1825], Connecticut, Plow Manufacturer, $1500 real estate, $500 personal estate Fannie Spencer, Household Member, F, 42, [b. Bet Jun 1827 and Jun 1828], New York, Keeps House Lewis Spencer, Household Member, M, 23, [b. Bet Jun 1846 and Jun 1847], Illinois, Teamster Elias Spencer, Household Member, M, 27, [b. Bet Jun 1842 and Jun 1843], Illinois, Works in Plow Factory Jeniel Spencer, Household Member, M, 19, [b. Bet Jun 1850 and Jun 1851], Illinois, Works in Plow Factory Alanson Spencer, Household Member, M, 11, [b. Bet Jun 1858 and Jun 1859], Illinois Charles Spencer, Household Member, M, 8, [b. Bet Jun 1861 and Jun 1862], Illinois Almira Spencer, Household Member, F, 5, [b. Bet Jun 1864 and Jun 1865], Illinois Charles Johnson, Household Member, M, 11, [b. Bet Jun 1858 and Jun 1859], Illinois Mary Mitts, Household Member, F, 22, [b. Bet Jun 1847 and Jun 1848], New York, Domestic servant | Johnson, Charles S. (I10497)
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| 1065 | Naaman J. Spencer, Household Member, M, 45, [b. Bet Jun 1824 and Jun 1825], Connecticut, Plow Manufacturer, $1500 real estate, $500 personal estate Fannie Spencer, Household Member, F, 42, [b. Bet Jun 1827 and Jun 1828], New York, Keeps House Lewis Spencer, Household Member, M, 23, [b. Bet Jun 1846 and Jun 1847], Illinois, Teamster Elias Spencer, Household Member, M, 27, [b. Bet Jun 1842 and Jun 1843], Illinois, Works in Plow Factory Jeniel Spencer, Household Member, M, 19, [b. Bet Jun 1850 and Jun 1851], Illinois, Works in Plow Factory Alanson Spencer, Household Member, M, 11, [b. Bet Jun 1858 and Jun 1859], Illinois Charles Spencer, Household Member, M, 8, [b. Bet Jun 1861 and Jun 1862], Illinois Almira Spencer, Household Member, F, 5, [b. Bet Jun 1864 and Jun 1865], Illinois Charles Johnson, Household Member, M, 11, [b. Bet Jun 1858 and Jun 1859], Illinois Mary Mitts, Household Member, F, 22, [b. Bet Jun 1847 and Jun 1848], New York, Domestic servant | Spencer, Alanson (I10542)
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| 1066 | Name of Deceased: Sarah Robinson Date of Birth: February 12, 1808 Date of Death: February 18, 1896 Age at Death: 88 years, 6 days Place of Death: Sprout Brook, NY Marital Status: Widowed Occupation: Not specified Birthplace: Minden, NY Citizenship: Not specified Father's Name: Ambrose Snyder Mother's Name: Betsey Empie Surviving Spouse: Not applicable (as she was widowed) Cause of Death: Dropsy of the Heart (natural cause) Attending Physician: Dr. G. P. Mallette Place of Burial: Fort Plain, NY, Town Canajoharie, County Montgomery, State of New York | Snyder, Sarah (I8980)
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| 1067 | Name of file containing transcript: Philip-Saxton 1833.txt Location: USA, New York, Otsego, Cherry Valley Date of Instrument: 6 May 1833 Landowner Name: Philip Snyder Parties Involved: Philip Snyder (grantor), Luther C. Saxton (grantee) Date Recorded: 9 May 1833 Type of Document: Mortgage Acreage and Lot Information: 57 acres Description Summary: 5 acres purchased by Ambrose Snyder from Abraham Walradt, 52 acres from Michael Phenis Jr.; currently held by grantor; bounded by Stuban Helmer, Peter H. Bush, Moses Lewis, Josiah Batsan, and William W. Wormwood Consideration: $300 Neighbors / Boundaries Mentioned: Stuban Helmer, Peter H. Bush, Moses Lewis, Josiah Batsan, William W. Wormwood Notes: Conditions include building maintenance and insurance | Snyder, Phillip (I9553)
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| 1068 | Neamiah Reynolds, M, 60, [b. Bet June 1789 and June 1790], Massachusetts, Farmer Emaline Reynolds, F, 18, [b. Bet June 1831 and June 1832], New York Caroline Reynolds, F, 18, [b. Bet June 1831 and June 1832], New York William Reynolds, M, 25, [b. Bet June 1824 and June 1825], New York, Farmer Elizabeth Reynolds, F, 26, [b. Bet June 1823 and June 1824], New York Oliver Reynolds, F, 7, [b. Bet June 1842 and June 1843], New York Sarakette Reynolds, F, 5, [b. Bet June 1844 and June 1845], New York Caroline Reynolds, F, 1, [b. Bet June 1848 and June 1849], New York | Reynolds, Nehemiah (I5182)
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| 1069 | Neither Goltry nor Alfalfa County existed in 1899. Goltry was created in 1904 and Alfalfa County in 1907 when Oklahoma became a state | Plisek, Aneska (I10478)
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| 1070 | Neither Goltry nor Alfalfa County existed in 1899. Goltry was created in 1904 and Alfalfa County in 1907 when Oklahoma became a state | Plisek, Aneska (I10478)
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| 1071 | New York. Montgomery County. 1892 state census. Montgomery County Courthouse, Fonda, New York. FHL Microfilm 479335 | Source (S238)
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| 1072 | Nicholas served in the Hartford town government and was a Captain in King Phillip's War. | Olmstead, Nicholas (I672)
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| 1073 | No baptism has been found for her, but her sister Maria was born 1 Nov 1795, so this birth date for Magdalena has to be incorrect. She was probably born later. | Kast, Magdalena (I918)
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| 1074 | No state document has been found to confirm the marriage. | Family: Dick Jesse Meyer / Victoria Antonia Severin (F4184)
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| 1075 | Not mentioned in 1737 when her brother, Jiri, has made payments to his siblings. Implies she has died and left no libing children. | Soukup, Judita (I2404)
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| 1076 | Not mentioned in Deed made by heirs on John Damon in 1707. | Sympson, James (I5518)
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| 1077 | Not possible since Alvaretta was not settled until after James was born. | Plisek, James A. (I10473)
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| 1078 | Note written inside by Mildred (Huyck) Loomis surmising that this Bible belonged to Anna Duesler. Inscription in the back: Christmas Greeting to Anne Duesler from Mrs F. W. Bridenbecker Dec 25th, 1898 | Source (S2)
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| 1079 | Notes found in the private papers obtained from Jerry Loomis after his death. | Source (S138)
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| 1080 | Notre-Dame-de-Montreal | Trottier, Joseph (I5934)
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| 1081 | Obituary says he died at the home of his father Naaman Spencer. Naaman was probably living in Milledgeville. | Spencer, Jehial (I10529)
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| 1082 | Obituary states she died in Eatonville. That is an hamet in Fairfield. | Kast, Magdalena (I918)
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| 1083 | Obituary Summary: Mrs. Wendell, wife of James Wendell, died at her home on Division Street in Fort Plain on Wednesday night, February 17, 1904, at age 59. She had lived in Fort Plain for the past 30 years. She was the daughter of James and Eliza Hickey and was a member of the Methodist Church and its auxiliary societies. She was survived by: Her husband: James Wendell One daughter: Mrs. Edward Norton of Fort Plain One full brother: George Hickey of Defiance, Ohio Two half-brothers: H. P. Alpaugh of Johnstown and Wilbur Alpaugh of Ames Four half-sisters: Mrs. K. D. Hilliard of Johnstown, Mrs. J. E. Flint of Johnstown, Mrs. Jonah Ough of Sprout Brook, Mrs. Albert Alger of Ames | Hickey, Mary F. (I10368)
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| 1084 | Oklahoma State Vital Records have Benard A. McFarland died in Beaver on 13 Mar 1942 | McFarland, Bernard A. (I11138)
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| 1085 | Oliver Houghtailing, M, 35, [b. Bet June 1844 and June 1845], New York, Married, Laborer Samantha Houghtailing, Wife, F, 28, [b. Bet June 1851 and June 1852], New York, Married, Housekeeping James Houghtailing, Son, M, 12, [b. Bet June 1867 and June 1868], New York, Single Mary Houghtailing, Daughter, F, 9, [b. Bet June 1870 and June 1871], New York, Single Lucinda Houghtailing, Daughter, F, 6, [b. Bet June 1873 and June 1874], New York, Single Evert Houghtailing, Son, M, 3, [b. Bet June 1876 and June 1877], New York, Single | Houghtaling, Oliver (I327)
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| 1086 | On 22 July 1820, land belonging to Abner Reed was sold at public auction by Robert Shoemaker, then Sheriff of Herkimer County, under a writ of execution issued in a civil case. The judgment against Reed was in favor of Charles E. Dudley for $226.86. The sheriff sold two parcels of land in Glen's Purchase— one of 40 acres in Lot 12, and one of 50 acres (the west half of Lot 1 in Lot 21)— for $150. The sale was held at the tavern of Theophilus Morgan in Little Falls. Reed had insufficient goods and chattels, so his land was seized. The sheriff's deed was issued 23 October 1821 and recorded after the statutory redemption period expired. On 13 September 1825, Charles E. Dudley conveyed the same 50-acre parcel (the west half of Lot 1 in the subdivision of Lot 21 of Glen's Purchase) to Benjamin P. Churchill, Reuben Churchill, and Henry Churchill of Herkimer County. The deed identifies the land as "formerly in the possession of Abner Reed" and as "the same" conveyed to Dudley on 23 October 1821 by Robert Shoemaker, Sheriff of Herkimer County. The purchase price was $1,028.37. However, the 1825 deed was a mortgage: the Churchills promised to repay the sum in installments with 7% interest, and Dudley retained the right to sell the property if they defaulted. This transaction confirms the identity of the land lost by Abner Reed and illustrates the significant increase in its value after the forced sale. The mortgage was discharged in 1843 by Dudley's widow. On 13 September 1825, Charles E. Dudley sold approximately 40 acres of land in Great Lot 12 of Glen's Purchase, Fairfield, Herkimer County, New York, to John Nelson. This parcel had previously belonged to Abner Read and had been sold at sheriff's sale in 1820. Nelson agreed to pay $700 in seven annual installments of $100 each, with 7% annual interest, secured by a mortgage. The property was to revert to Dudley in the event of default. On 2 May 1831, Charles E. Dudley formally acknowledged receipt of the full amount of principal and interest owed. | Reed, Abner (I20)
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| 1087 | On a farm near Hennessey. | Walta, Agnes Genevieve (I10586)
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| 1088 | On April 12, 1843, Venis Snyder and his wife Matilda sold 95 acres of farmland in Canajoharie, Montgomery County, New York, to James Alger for $1,450. The property was described in the deed as "the same lot of land conveyed to Venis Snyder by Ambrose Snyder" ten years earlier, but this 95-acre parcel represented only a portion of the original ~148¼ acres that Venis had acquired. The land was bounded by James Mark, Moses Lewis, widow Mary Hibbard, John H. Dunlap, Jacob Seeber, and the highway to Springfield Hollow. Although the deed language suggests a full transfer of the original parcel, the acreage confirms it was a partial sale. Venis had purchased the land in 1833 from Ambrose at what appears to have been a significantly discounted price (supporting a possible family relationship). This casts the later increase in value in a different light: it reflects not just market appreciation, but also a transition from a family-supported purchase to a full-market resale. | Snyder, Venus (I8978)
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| 1089 | On April 4, 1846, Philip Snyder and his wife Nancy sold 107 acres of land in Canajoharie, Montgomery County, New York, to John Cooper of Exeter, Otsego County, for $2,000. The land was part of Great Lot No. 50 in Livingston's Patent and was bounded by properties formerly occupied by William, Isaac, and Samuel Allen and William Reeagles. The deed also included a 1-rod-wide strip along the eastern boundary, intended as a public road, originally provided for in the will of Henry Dygert Sr. | Snyder, Phillip (I9553)
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| 1090 | On April 8, 1833, Ambrose Snyder Jr. and his wife Aseneth sold approximately 148¼ acres of farmland in Canajoharie, Montgomery County, New York, to Venis Snyder for $500. The property, located on Oak Hill, had previously belonged to Abraham Walradt and was bounded by the lands of David Brewster, Jacob Seeber, Moses Lewis, Agrippa Martin, and Mary Hibbard. The deed was acknowledged in November 1835 and recorded on November 17, 1835. Aseneth was examined separately and confirmed she signed the deed freely. | Snyder, Ambrose Jr (I9552)
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| 1091 | On April 8, 1833, Ambrose Snyder Jr. and his wife Aseneth sold approximately 148¼ acres of farmland in Canajoharie, Montgomery County, New York, to Venis Snyder for $500. The property, located on Oak Hill, had previously belonged to Abraham Walradt and was bounded by the lands of David Brewster, Jacob Seeber, Moses Lewis, Agrippa Martin, and Mary Hibbard. The deed was acknowledged in November 1835 and recorded on November 17, 1835. Aseneth was examined separately and confirmed she signed the deed freely. | Snyder, Venus (I8978)
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| 1092 | On December 23, 1842, a public auction ordered by the New York Court of Chancery was held at the home of Ambrose Snyder in Canajoharie, Montgomery County. The sale involved mortgaged property from the case of The Central Bank vs. John J. Dillenback and was conducted by Master in Chancery Dewitt C. Bates. While Ambrose was not a party to the transaction, the choice of his home as the site for a court-ordered sale suggests he was regarded as a reputable and centrally located member of the community. | Snyder, Ambrose Jr (I9552)
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| 1093 | On February 5, 1840, Venis Snyder purchased a small parcel of land in Canajoharie, Montgomery County, New York, from Ira G. Reynolds and his wife Catharine for $200. The land was part of Lot No. 56 in the Livingston-Keller patent and was bounded by the road from Springfield to Fort Plain and the road from Jacox's to Hall's. The deed was recorded on March 11, 1840. Although the parcel's size is not stated, the detailed metes-and-bounds description suggests it was a small tract. This purchase was separate from the larger Oak Hill property he had acquired from Ambrose Snyder in 1833. | Snyder, Venus (I8978)
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| 1094 | On January 7, 1842, Venis Snyder and his wife Matilda sold a parcel of land in Canajoharie, Montgomery County, New York, to John P. Bowman for $200. The land was part of Lot No. 56 in the Livingston-Keller patent and had been purchased by Venis two years earlier from Ira G. Reynolds for the same amount. The property was bounded by roads leading from Springfield to Fort Plain and from Jacox's to Hall's. Although the deed was executed in January, it stipulated that possession would not be transferred until April 1, 1842. The identical price and timing suggest that Venis did not significantly alter or develop the property during the two years of ownership. | Snyder, Venus (I8978)
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| 1095 | On March 17, 1829, Ambrose Snyder Jr. and Philip Snyder jointly purchased a 149-acre farm on Oak Hill in Canajoharie, Montgomery County, New York, from Alvan Stewart and his wife Kezia for $1,300. The land had formerly belonged to Abraham Walradt and was bounded by Jacob Seeber, David Brewster, Moses Lewis, Agrippa Martin, widow Mary Hibbard, and Craw Barrack. A small ¾-acre parcel on the northwest corner had previously been sold to Gilbert W. Helmer. The deed granted Ambrose and Philip equal ownership in fee simple. It was recorded on September 9, 1829, at 8 o'clock A.M. by Clerk A. J. Comus. | Snyder, Phillip (I9553)
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| 1096 | On March 17, 1829, Ambrose Snyder Jr. and Philip Snyder jointly purchased a 149-acre farm on Oak Hill in Canajoharie, Montgomery County, New York, from Alvan Stewart and his wife Kezia for $1,300. The land had formerly belonged to Abraham Walradt and was bounded by Jacob Seeber, David Brewster, Moses Lewis, Agrippa Martin, widow Mary Hibbard, and Craw Barrack. A small ¾-acre parcel on the northwest corner had previously been sold to Gilbert W. Helmer. The deed granted Ambrose and Philip equal ownership in fee simple. It was recorded on September 9, 1829, at 8 o'clock A.M. by Clerk A. J. Comus. | Snyder, Ambrose Jr (I9552)
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| 1097 | On that date, he was an airman second class.. | O'Hanlon, Richard (I2064)
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| 1098 | On this date Jan Hreb made a payment as noted in the land document. | Hreb, Jan (I2400)
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| 1099 | On this date Jan Hreb made a payment as noted in the land document. | Hreb, Jan (I2400)
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| 1100 | On this date Jan Hreb made a payment to Havel Soukup's widow as noted in the land document. | Hreb, Jan (I2400)
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