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| 51 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I1187)
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| 52 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I0898)
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| 53 | cause of death: apoplexy, or paralysis from stroke; Church records for Second Congregational Church, West Hartland, CT | TRONQUET, Charles Nicholas (I1207)
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| 54 | Census (1860, Illinois, Mercer, Twp 14N 1W, p 156) Harriet is enumerated under John and Jane Meadows. Parents Charles and Sarah Mundy are within same twp; see census page 149 | MUNDY, Harriet Frances (I0537)
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| 55 | Census (1880, Illinois, Mercer, Keithsburg, ED 176, p 12) indicates Abraham had Rheumatic fever and was unable to work for 10 months prior to census enumeration, June 1, 1880. | FLORA, Abraham (I0528)
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| 56 | Census (1880, Illinois, Mercer, Keithsburg, ED 176, p 12) indicates Valentine was unable to work for 7 months due to a Foot Cut. | FLORY, Valentine (I1799)
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| 57 | Census (1900, Illinois, Mercer, N Henderson, ED 76, p 8a) indicates Emily mother of 1 child, not living Census (1900, Illinois, Mercer, N Henderson, ED 76, p 8a) indicates grandson William Endicott living with George and Emily in 1900. William age 17, b Jan 1883, Illinois, working as farm laborer Census (1920, Kansas, Mitchell, Cawker, ED 105, p 11a) shows Emma living with William Endicott, grandson | UNKNOWN, Emily (I1810)
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| 58 | Census (1900, Illinois, Mercer, N Henderson, ED 76, p 8a) indicates grandson William Endicott living with George and Emily in 1900. William age 17, b Jan 1883, Illinois, working as farm laborer Census (1870, Illinois, Mercer, N Henderson, p 4) shows no wife of George. This validates email from Helen Wittenberg dated 16 Oct 2005 which indicates first wife Harriet died ca 1869, possibly in childbirth of son Francis. Census (1870, Illinois, Mercer, N Henderson, p 4-5) shows George's parents, Nathaniel and Mary Martha Coleman living with him. | COLEMAN, George Washington (I0536)
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| 59 | Census (1900, Illinois, Mercer, N Henderson, ED 76, p 8a) shows William, living with grandparents George W and Emma Coleman | UNKNOWN, Emily (I1827)
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| 60 | Census (1900, Oregon, Multnomah, Portland, Wd 10, ED 78, p 5b) indicates mother of 8 children, all living Census (1870, Oregon, Multnomah, Portland, p 156) indicates Caroline from Magyarorszag. No records can be found for Caroline's death in Oregon (state death index begins 1903), but she was still living in Portland in the 1900 census. Probably died 1900-1903 range. | BLAS, Caroline (I0469)
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| 61 | Census (1900, Oregon, Multnomah, Portland, Wd 10, ED 78, p 7a) indicates Nellie mother of one child, not living | UNKNOWN, Nellie A (I1846)
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| 62 | Census (1900, Oregon, Multnomah, Portland, Wd 10, ED 78, p 7a) indicates Sarah mother of 10 children, 8 living George and Sarah still living in Portland in 1900, but cannot be located in 1910. Presume death occured for each 1900-1910, but cannot locate in Oregon State Death Index Possible birth info: 30 Aug 1836 in IN from rootweb 10/30/05 Possible death info: 7 Feb 1910 in Portland,OR from rootsweb 10/30/05 | DIXON, Sarah (I0471)
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| 63 | Census (1900, Wisconsin, Barron, Cumberland, ED 7, p 1a) indicates Anna Marie mother of 10 children, 8 living Census (1910, Oregon, Polk, Jackson, ED 243, p 3b) indicates Anna Marie mother of 11 children, 8 living | MONSRUDE, Anna Marie (I0499)
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| 64 | Census (1900, Wisconsin, Barron, Cumberland, ED 7, p 1a) indicates enumerator was Edwin Jacobson! | JACOBSON, Edwin (I1832)
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| 65 | Census (1910, North Dakota, Mountrail, Oakland, ED 112, p 7a) shows Addie mother of three children, two living | COLEMAN, Addie (I1807)
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| 66 | Census (1910, Oregon, Polk, Jackson, ED 243, p 3b) indicates Theodore is naturalized citizen | JACOBSON, Theodore (I0498)
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| 67 | Census (1920, Kansas, Mitchell, Cawker, ED 105, p 11a) shows grandmother Emma Coleman living with William Endicott Census (1910, Illinois, Mercer, Suez, ED 81, p 9a) shows a 53 yr old man, named Louis ____, farming with William; relationship is illegible; Census (1900, Illinois, Mercer, N Henderson, ED 76, p 8a) shows this to be 42 yr old Louis Blair, servant Census (1900, Illinois, Mercer, N Henderson, ED 76, p 8a) shows William, living with grandparents George W and Emma Coleman | ENDICOTT, William (I1826)
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| 68 | Census (1930, Oregon, Multnomah, Portland, ED 147, p 7a) indicates she was living with daughter Elizabeth WIRT JACOBSON | WIRT, Sarah A (I1840)
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| 69 | Census enumerator was Mrs. Alf Ringen :1930, ND, Cass, Kindred, ED 58, p 1a & 1b | HOVERSON, Hannah Amalia(sp) (I0255)
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| 70 | Census for 1860, Iowa, Davis Co, Bloomfield, p. 833 shows real estate $2000, personal prop $1500 From pension file for Norman W COOK=============================== Accompanying original pension application were following affidavits filed 12 May 1879-- 28 Apr 1879-Affidavit by Daniel Greenleaf, physician, of Bloomfield, Davis Co, Iowa, attests he knew Mr COOK prior to his enlistment in service and was known to be in good health. 28 Apr 1879-Affidavit by Private Albert G Clyman, member Co D, 3rd Iowa Cavalry Volunteers, of Davis Co, Iowa, attests he served under Capt Norman COOK; that Capt COOK enlisted and served as Capt of Company D from 1861 until discharged 14 Jun 1863; that in late May or early June 1862 portion of Company D were detailed by Col Bussey to escort a commissary train from Batesville, Arkansas to Rolla, Missouri and that Capt COOK was thrown from his horse during that escort resulting in the rupture of his navel. 29 Apr 1879-Affidavit by George P Clark, of Van Buren Co, Iowa, private, member Co D, 3rd Iowa Cav Vol, attests Capt COOK served from Aug 1861 until 14 Jun 1863 as Capt of Co D; that portion of Co D escorted commissary train from Batesville, Ark to Rolla, Missouri; Capt COOK was thrown from horse during escort resulting in rupture of navel in late May or early June 1862. 30 Apr 1879-Affidavit by William C Niblack (Niblock), 2nd Lietenant, Co D, 3rd Iowa Cav Vol, of Schutler Co, Missouri, attests Capt COOK lead escort from Batesville to Rolla, though Liet. Niblack did not accompany escort. Also states that Capt COOK received rupture to navel when thrown from horse during escort. After injury while Capt COOK remained in service, he was not on duty, but referred to occasionally. Capt COOK frequently complained that he was unfit for duty. Mr Niblack knew Capt COOK from abt 1850. 2 May 1879-Affidavit by W L Orr of Ottumwa, Wappelo Co, Iowa, assistant surgeon 3rd Iowa Cav. Indicates Capt Cook found afflicted with umbilical hernia, upon examination. 8 May 1879-Affidavit by Norman COOK attesting to his condition; resident of Red Oak, Montgomery Co, Iowa, 52 years old [in 1879] , enlisted 24 Aug 1861 & mustered in as Captain of Co D, 3rd Reg Iowa Cavalry Volunteers, commanded by Col Cyrus Bussey; honorably discharged at Helena, Arkansas 14 Jun 1863 by surgeon certificate of disability-surgeon's description[in 1863]: 35 yrs, 5'10"; complexion dark, hair black, eyes hazel. After discharge resided in Davis and Montgomery counties, occupation as merchant much of the time. Indicated that he is now permanently disabled and requested that he be placed onto the invalid pension. | COOK, Norman W (I0894)
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| 71 | Census record (1910, Oregon, Sherman, Wasco, ED 248, p 2b) indicates mother of six children, all living; Census record (1900, Oregon, Sherman, Grant, ED 34, p 3b) indicates mother of five children, all living; | HANSEN, Louisa (I0473)
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| 72 | Charlotte also known as Lottie, as indicated by FamilySearch IGI | BRAINARD, Charlotte Eliza (I1266)
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| 73 | Children born: 3 Children living: 2 (US Census 1900, Minnesota, St Louis, Duluth, Wd 4, ED 271, p 4a) Children born: 6 Children living: 4 (US Census 1910, Minnesota, St Louis, Duluth, Wd 8, ED 191, p 9b) | URQUHART, Esther Cathrina (I0497)
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| 74 | Children born:5 Children living:3 (US Census: 1910, Minnesota, Beltrami, Wabanica, ED 25, p 12b) | FLORY, Addie Reumina (I0491)
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| 75 | children may be partly or wholly products of second marriage rather than first. Bogue and Allied Families did not specify | TRUNKEY, Eliziar (I1264)
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| 76 | Connie had two children by a previous marriage, then had two more with Thomas-Jacque THORNTON | UNKNOWN, Connie (I0593)
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| 77 | Could not read or write; Census, 1880, Iowa, Cedar, Springdale, ED 353, p 33 | MACKEY, Levi (I1647)
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| 78 | Could not read or write; Census, 1880, Iowa, Cedar, Springdale, ED 353, p 33 | MACKEY, Charles (I1648)
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| 79 | Could not read or write; Census, 1880, Iowa, Cedar, Springdale, ED 353, p 33 | MACKEY, Walter L (I1649)
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| 80 | Could this be James Riley Dixon? See census (1880, Oregon, Douglas, Mt Scott, ED 42, p 20; parents born New York and Indiana; age matches James R Dixon, son of James and Susan Dixon | DIXON, James R (I1857)
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| 81 | date of death must be further verified | GORMAN, Thomas C (I1744)
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| 82 | death in November? | SANDAGE, Minnie Wiley (I0109)
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| 83 | died as toddler-heart problem | JACOBSON, Carl (I0511)
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| 84 | died at age 106; medical aid to President Lincoln | STOVER, James Elwood (I1191)
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| 85 | died of cancer Oscar Johnson record indicates dob 9 Sep 1923 | COOPER, Ruth Lorraine (I0268)
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| 86 | died of cancer while in college-info from Charlotte COOK JOHNSON 9 Mar 2000, Tacoma funeral notice indicates death from Carcinoma address at time of death: 1224 N Steele Tacoma, WA from 1931 Tahoma yearbook: "Bev" was vice president of the Dramatic club; Triple S; S Book staff, '29, '30; secretary of International Club; program chairman of International Club; chairman of typing committee for Dramatic Club; senior banquet program committee; French Conversation Club; honor roll 8 times; typing pin." | COOK, Beverly Louise (I0174)
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| 87 | Died of lightning strike. See image of newspaper article account of death address at time of death 2601 S Columbine, Denver, CO Not a veteran; 1930 census, Colorado, Denver | HAYWARD, Thomas Hayes (I0063)
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| 88 | dob from Ione Cotter's record probably in error, see Oscar Johnon's records for more likely dob-1894 | BRAZZELL, Joseph J (I0024)
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| 89 | doctor; Bogue and Allied Families | LAYTON, Dr Edwin A (I1338)
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| 90 | does not show up in US 1900 census, Washington I referred to Mollie as Minnie until correspondence with Jacque Thornton. Mollie appeared as Minnie in the 1880 census. 1880 census showed Mollie (Minnie) born in Nova Scotia, but Jacque Thornton states Mollie was born in San Francisco. From Seattle City Directories, unless otherwise noted: 1916:no matching entry 1917-18:no entry 1926:EVANS, Fred C (Mollie H) dispr PCRRCo h 563 Railroad av S [PCRRCo=Pacific Coast Railroad Co] Census, 1900, California, San Francisco, San Francisco, ED 244, p 7b shows Mollie Evans b 1879, 21 years old, b California; This may or may not be correct person Removed following record for Mollie WEST's birthdate and location on 4 Jun 2006: Census, 1900, Washington, E.D. 146, Roll 1748, Sheet 7; no data from this record supported Mollie's birth data. | WEST, Mollie Hortense (I0408)
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| 91 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I0893)
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| 92 | enumberated in 1900 census under grandfather George HAYWARD | SNYDER, Ralph A (I1559)
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| 93 | Enumerated under son George W Coleman (1870, Illinois, Mercer, N Henderson, p 4-5) | COLEMAN, Nathaniel (I0538)
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| 94 | Enumerated under son George W Coleman (1870, Illinois, Mercer, N Henderson, p 4-5) | CRAMER, Mary Martha (I0539)
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| 95 | Enumerated with brother Oscar (1920, Oregon, Polk, Jackson, ED 363, p 3a) | JACOBSON, Henry (I1834)
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| 96 | Even in 1880 census, Mary, age 56, is still single | CROZIER, Mary B (I1631)
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| 97 | FamilySearch site shows Ancestral file in which William Somerville was married concurrently to four different wives, including Eliza SMITH. | SOMERVILLE, William (I1250)
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| 98 | farmer near McLeod, ND; he and Alpha lived all their lives on the same farm where they passed away | HAKANSON, Melvin C (I0346)
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| 99 | father born Iowa, mother born Indiana; 1920 LA census | UNKNOWN, Mary E (I0104)
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| 100 | father from Wales, mother from Connecticut; [source: US census, 1900, Mass, Middlesex, Cambridge, ED 717, p 4a] | JONES, John L (I1708)
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