Notes
Matches 2,201 to 2,250 of 2,353
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| 2201 | Surname is actually French: Michaud | Michaud, Henry (I8870)
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| 2202 | Surname is actually French: Michaud | Legault, Emily (I8865)
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| 2203 | Surname is actually French: Michaud | Michaud, Peter (I8872)
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| 2204 | Surname is actually French: Michaud | Michaud, Henry (I8870)
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| 2205 | Surname is actually French: Michaud | Michaud, Prosper (I6225)
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| 2206 | Surname is actually French: Michaud | Michaud, Peter (I8872)
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| 2207 | Surname is actually French: Michaud | Michaud, Vitaline (I8871)
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| 2208 | Surname is actually French: Michaud | Michaud, Vitaline (I8871)
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| 2209 | Surname is actually French: Michaud | Michaud, Emelina (I8873)
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| 2210 | Surname is actually French: Michaud | Michaud, Albert (I8874)
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| 2211 | Surname is actually French: Michaud | Michaud, Louis (I8875)
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| 2212 | Surname is actually French: Michaud | Michaud, Mary (I8876)
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| 2213 | Surname is actually French: Michaud | Legault, Emily (I8865)
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| 2214 | Surname is actually French: Michaud | Michaud, Elizabeth (I8868)
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| 2215 | Surname is actually French: Michaud | Michaud, Elizabeth (I8868)
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| 2216 | Surname looks like Recac in Ancestry; Leo Baca's database has it as Recar. The ages of Jili Rezac's family match with in a year of this family. F?ika is female, age 16, which matches Frantiska. This is highly likely the Egidius/Jili Rezac family with one addition. Antonia is probably Antonia Svoboda, daughter of Marketa's first marriage to Jan Svoboda. She is listed in the 1869 Czech Census living with her siblings, mother and step father Jili Rezac. | Rezac, Jili (I2244)
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| 2217 | Surname recorded as Nowak, which sounds like Novak. Vaclav Novak traveled with his family including his son Vaclav Novak from his first marriage. | Novak, Vaclav (I771)
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| 2218 | Surname Sonkap is a transcription error of Soukup; the original is very faint. Anna, age 22, is Anna Zakovec, daughter of Maria's first marriage. Ve{rest torn} is female and is thought to be Veronica Soukup. Maria, age 21, is unknown but could be a child of Maria's siblings; further research is ongoing. Frank Soukup came in 1869 with his stepbrother John Zakovec and family. | Soukup, Antonin (I756)
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| 2219 | thayer book -- 1453 | Thayer, Benjamin (I1866)
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| 2220 | The 1855 and 1865 NY state censuses state that Allen was born in Montgomery County. The 1875 NY state census states that he was born in Otsego County. | Snyder, Allen (I8954)
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| 2221 | The Campania left England on March 5, 1910. | Sarah C. (I515)
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| 2222 | The Campania left England on March 5, 1910. | Williams, William (I182)
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| 2223 | The Anderson Family Tree (public) has more information about ancestors | Anderson, Henry (I625)
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| 2224 | The Anderson Family Tree (public) on Ancestry.com has more information about ancestors | Davis, Frances (I626)
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| 2225 | The Article Read Families of Middleborough, Swansey, and Dartmouth states that Avis' maiden name is Deacon. While there is a marriage record for William Reed and Avis Deacon, they appear to have immigrated from Europe to Virginia, and so are unlikely to be our family in Massachusetts. It is more likely that Avis' maiden name was Chapman/Chepman, as stated in Torrey's New England Marriages and other sources. | Chapman, Avis (I4932)
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| 2226 | The book of this record was only for Vesce. | Rezac, Jakub (I2749)
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| 2227 | The book of this record was only for Vesce. | Rezac, Vavrinec (I2748)
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| 2228 | The book of this record was only for Vesce. | Rezac, Ursula (I2747)
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| 2229 | The book of this record was only for Vesce. | Dohnal, Marie Anna (I2230)
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| 2230 | The book of this record was only for Vesce. | Dohnal, Marie Anna (I2230)
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| 2231 | The book of this record was only for Vesce. | Dohnal, Marie Anna (I2230)
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| 2232 | The book of this record was only for Vesce. | Dohnal, Marie Anna (I2230)
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| 2233 | The book of this record was only for Vesce. | Dohnal, Marie Anna (I2230)
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| 2234 | The book of this record was only for Vesce. | Rezac, Josef (I2226)
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| 2235 | The book of this record was only for Vesce. | Rezac, Josef (I2226)
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| 2236 | The book of this record was only for Vesce. | Rezac, Josef (I2226)
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| 2237 | The book of this record was only for Vesce. | Rezac, Josef (I2226)
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| 2238 | The book of this record was only for Vesce. | Rezac, Josef (I2226)
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| 2239 | The book of this record was only for Vesce. | Rezac, Frantisek (I2224)
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| 2240 | The book this was recorded in was only for Vesce. | Rezac, Marie Anna (I2746)
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| 2241 | The cemetery is now known as Oak Hill | Huyck, Oscar Howard (I3)
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| 2242 | The couple had an earlier child named also named Jean Baptiste who apparently survived--is it actually possible that they named another one with the same name? | Aquin, Jean Baptiste (I6082)
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| 2243 | The death of Mrs. Adeline Seymour, wife of John Seymour of Litchfield street came as a shock to the people here this morning, when it was announced that she passed to the beyond at 2:30 this morning. She had been ill but a few days, having been confined to her bed only since Sunday. Pneumonia was the cause of her death. She was the daughter of the late George Lints and was born in this town in July 1852 and her whole life had been spent here. In her young womanhood she married John Seymour and five children blessed their union. They are Prof. Eugene Seymour of New Jersey, Ray Herbert of this village and Eva, Mrs. Floyd Rider of Litchfield. She was a lady of retiring disposition, quiet and modest, and had not been in good health for some time but had been able to be about and attend to her daily duties. She was a member of the Methodist Church having joined many years ago. She is survived by her husband and the children named and two brothers, H. G. Lints of DeRuyter and Peter of northern New York, also one half sister, Mrs. Olive Blanford of New Jersey. The funeral will be held from the home Saturday at 2:30 o'clock. | Lints, Adeline M. (I330)
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| 2244 | The deed states the land in question is the "undivided ninth part of the farm recently owned and occupied by Phillip Lints deceased, Father of the said George Lints and being the farm he owned and occupied up to the time of his decease". The deed was recorded March 8, 1866. | Lints, George (I1097)
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| 2245 | The deed states the land in question is the "undivided ninth part of the farm recently owned and occupied by Phillip Lints deceased, Father of the said George Lints and being the farm he owned and occupied up to the time of his decease". The deed was recorded March 8, 1866. | Weaver, Nancy Mary (I520)
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| 2246 | The family document has the birth locaiton as Jaromerice but that village is over 150k from his father's birth location whereas Jaromerice nad Rokytnou is only 20k from the father's birth location (and where the parents married).. It is likely shortened by someone who did not know that Jaromerice and Jaromerice nad Rokytnou are two very different villages. | Nemec, Thomas V. (I1951)
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| 2247 | The funeral was held at the V.J. Iocovozzi Funeral Home, Inc, 203 Second Ave, with the Rev. Nelson K. Lamb, Pastor of the Frankfort United Methodist Church officiating. Contributions to be made to the Shuler Volunteer Fire Dept. or the American Cancer Society. | Shaw, Roger A. Sr. (I53)
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| 2248 | The given name Nepomucena is derived from John of Nepomuk, saint of Bohemia. | Prochazka, Nepomucena (I3314)
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| 2249 | The Inventory was presented at Court on the 30th of the month. | Warren, Nathaniel (I3809)
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| 2250 | The land was a grant from her mother as a marriage portion | Warren, Abigail (I3817)
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