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| 451 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I69710)
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| 452 | [[ http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/c/u/r/Ronda-L-Curtis/GENE2-0010.html CLINTON THOMAS4 MEADOWS (THOMAS WESLEY3, MITCHELL2, THOMAS1) was born March 08, 1892, and died 1949. He married MATILDA SMITH March 22, 1910. She was born Unknown, and died Unknown. Obituary: MEADOWS, CLINTON T. age 57 yrs. formerly of Elkton & Jolletts died Thursday at Toano, Va. Funeral at the Mt. Olive Methodist Church in Toano. Born 08 Mar 1892 at Jolletts, s/o the late T. M. Meadows & Mrs. Matilda J. Meadows. Daughters, Anna Mae Fiwiler, Eva Hitchens, Margaret Hoar & Katherine Meadows. Sons, Owen Meadows, Earl Meadows, Ronald Meadows, Eugene Meadows, Carl Meadows, Clinton Meadows Jr. Sisters, Nora Dearing, Mrs. Tal Eppard, Molly Baugher, Mrs. C. Z. Smith, Mrs. J. M. Smith. Brothers, Marvin Meadows, Doss Meadows, Wesley Meadows. 13 Grandchildren. (issue 03 Mar 1949) Children of CLINTON MEADOWS and MATILDA SMITH are: i.ANNA MAE5 MEADOWS, b. Private; m. ? FIWILER, Private; b. Private. ii.CARL MEADOWS, b. Private. iii.CLINTON THOMAS MEADOWS, JR., b. Private. iv.EARL MEADOWS, b. Private. v.EUGENE MEADOWS, b. Private. vi.EVA MEADOWS, b. Private; m. ? HITCHENS, Private; b. Private. vii.KATHERINE MEADOWS, b. Private. viii.MARGARET MEADOWS, b. Private; m. ? HOAR, Private; b. Private. ix.OWEN C. MEADOWS, b. Private. x.RONALD MEADOWS, b. Private. xi.ESSIE E. MEADOWS, b. Private. xii.ARTHUR R. MEADOWS, b. Private. xiii.JAMES E. MEADOWS, b. Private. xiv.RICHARD E. MEADOWS, b. Private. | Meadows, Clinton Thomas (I63936)
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| 453 | [[ http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/d/o/y/Jason-Doyle-OH/GENE1-0008.html | Hodges, Mary (I70432)
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| 454 | [[ http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/h/o/a/Gwen-M-Hoar/WEBSITE-0001/UHP-0287.html Obituary: http://www.obitsforlife.com/obituary/471967/Hoar-Geoffrey.php Geoffrey Edward Hoar 1922 - 2012 Mr. Geoffrey Edward Hoar passed away peacefully at the Rimbey Long Term Care Centre on February 2, 2012 at the age of 89 years. Geoff's legacy will live on in his family. He will be lovingly remembered by his son David (Judy) and their children Geoff and Greg, son Jim (Helen) and their children Matthew (Jodie) and Melissa, son Ron (Laura) and their children Jennifer (Adam), Kirk, Robert (Nicole), Bruce (Holly) and Graeme; daughter Marie (Kevin) their children Emilie and Hunter Porter; and one great grandson Asher. He is also survived by his sister Anastasia (Nan) Barclay and numerous nieces, nephews and friends. Geoff was predeceased by the love of his life and wife of 58 years Alice and his brother Dick Hoar. Geoff was born at home in the Knee Hill Valley district east of Innisfail and started his schooling at the Pleasant Valley School. He made life-long friends while going to grade school. He attended grade 10 at the Alberta College in Edmonton followed by two years of agricultural training at Olds College. He then returned to the farm where he initially farmed alongside with his parents. Eventually his eldest son and grandsons joined the family farming operation. Geoff married Alice Marie Scarlett on July 25, 1949 and together they successfully operated a mixed farm and raised five children. Geoff always had a deep respect for the land and the animals that he cared for. As a 4-H leader of Knee Hill Valley 4-H Beef Club he was a role model to generations of future community leaders. Geoff was always there for and enjoyed family activities. Driving hours to take his children to hockey and basketball games, curling bonspiels, 4-H events, music recitals, amateur theatre shows and any other activities his kids were involved in was never too much to ask. He later enjoyed doing the same things for his grandchildren but this time just to watch and cheer them on. In addition to farming Geoff loved to curl, garden, create with wood and play card games with neighbors and family. He loved to win at cards and wasn't beyond tilting the odds in his favor. Geoff and Alice enjoyed travelling together and felt lucky to have each other to travel the globe with. The Hoar and Porter families would like to extend a special thank you to the staff of the Rimbey Long Term Care Centre for the exceptional care that they provided. The respect and genuine compassion they showed was exemplary. A celebration of Geoff's life will be held at the Innisfail United Church on February 9, 2012 at 1:00 p.m. If friends so desire memorial tributes may be made to the Alberta Cancer Foundation or the Alberta 4-H Foundation. | Hoar, Geoffrey (I28373)
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| 455 | [[ http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/n/i/e/Donna-M-Nielsen/BOOK-0001/0007-0002.html 3. PALMA ANN8 READE (PALMA7 MARTIGNETTI, CARMINE6, RAFFAELE GIOVANNI5, PELLEGRINO4, RAFFAELE3, MICHELE2, BENEDETTO1) was born March 11, 1939 in Roxbury, Ma., U.S.A.. She married EUGENE JOSEPH MCLAUGHLIN June 30, 1962 in St. Patrick's, Roxbury, Ma., U.S.A., son of FRANCIS MCLAUGHLIN and NORA HOAR. He was born December 23, 1931 in Roxbury, Ma., U.S.A.. Children of PALMA READE and EUGENE MCLAUGHLIN are: 7. i.PALMA ANN9 MCLAUGHLIN, b. June 14, 1963, Dorchester, Ma., U.S.A.. 8. ii.MARY FRANCES MCLAUGHLIN, b. October 10, 1964. iii.ANN MARIE MCLAUGHLIN, b. September 23, 1965. 9. iv.EUGENE JOSEPH MCLAUGHLIN,JR., b. February 14, 1967, Dorchester, Ma., U.S.A.. v.JUDITH CRISTINE MCLAUGHLIN, b. May 05, 1969. vi.WILLIAM FRANCIS MCLAUGHLIN, b. June 30, 1970. vii.ANDREW PAUL MCLAUGHLIN, b. March 04, 1973, Dorchester, MA, U.S.A.. viii.MARK EDWARD MCLAUGHLIN, b. June 14, 1978, Dorchester, Ma., U.S.A.; d. June 15, 1978, Dorchester, Ma., U.S.A.. ix.BRIDGET ELLEN MCLAUGHLIN, b. August 03, 1979. x.JOHN GERARD MCLAUGHLIN, b. June 21, 1982. | McLaughlin, Eugene Joseph (I65866)
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| 456 | [[ http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/p/a/t/Virginia-L-Patterson/ODT1-0001.html 6 [11] Lucile Puterbaugh ................ +[12] Howard McConkey ................ 7 [13] Karen Sue McConkey ................... +[14] Shelby Naffziger ................... 8 [15] Terri Naffziger ................... 8 [16] Brad Naffziger ................ 7 [17] Larry McConkey ................... +[18] Sammie Baring ................... 8 [19] Leslie McConkey ................... 8 [20] Camie McConkey | Puterbaugh, Lucile (I20584)
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| 457 | [[ http://files.usgwarchives.net/ny/cattaraugus/bios/adams/conewango.txt George KAISER, son of Hartman, Jr., and a native of Germany, being born there May 20, 1829, came to Conewango in 1840, married Alzina SAUNDERS, of this town, and has had born to him two children: Jennie A. (Mrs. Adello CARR) and Nellie E. C. Mr. KAISER is a farmer on the SAUNDERS farm. | Kaiser, George (I65242)
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| 458 | [[ http://files.usgwarchives.net/oh/morgan/military/rev/pensions/wallerj.txt http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/read/WALLER/2001-08/0997720727 http://www.genealogy.cnocandoire.com/getperson.php?personID=I11487&tree=Heffernan http://genforum.genealogy.com/waller/messages/419.html | Waller, Jesse (I64318)
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| 459 | [[ http://files.usgwarchives.net/sd/biography/doane2/waldron.txt George P. Waldron Biography This biography appears on pages 1440-1441 in "History of South Dakota" by Doane Robinson, Vol. II (1904) and was scanned, OCRed and edited by Maurice Krueger, mkrueger@iw.net. This file may be freely copied by individuals and non-profit organizations for their private use. Any other use, including publication, storage in a retrieval system, or transmission by electronic, mechanical, or other means requires the written approval of the file's author. An etching and the autograph of Geo. P. Waldron face page 1440. GEORGE P. WALDRON.? An enumeration of those sterling pioneers of the territory of Dakota and state of South Dakota who won honor and public distinction for themselves and honored the state to which they belonged, would be signally incomplete were there failure to make prominent reference to George Prentiss Waldron, who identified himself with the history of what is now South Dakota nearly a half century ago, when it was on the very border of civilization, and who became a most conspicuous figure in its early history. He held distinctive precedence as an able lawyer, was distinctively a man of affairs and one who wielded a wide influence. A strong mentality, an invincible courage, a most determined individuality so entered into his makeup as to render him a natural leader of men and director of opinion, and his name merits a place high on the roll of those who have figured as founders and builders of the commonwealth of South Dakota. George P. Waldron, the son of Jeremiah and Mary (Scott) Waldron, was born in the historic old town of Farmington, New Hampshire, on the 21st of September, 1821, and in its schools received his early educational training, while later he completed a course of study in the law department of Bowdoin College, Brunswick, Maine, w here he was graduated as a member of the class of 1843. Shortly afterward he located in Lowell, Massachusetts, where he engaged in the practice of his profession and where he remained until 1854, having in the meanwhile become interested in the shipping of lumber to California, by way of Cape Horn. He was a personal friend of General Benjamin F. Butler, General Wilson, Charles Sumner and other eminent men of New England. In 1857 he came to the west and numbered himself among the pioneers of Dubuque, Iowa, where he engaged in the practice of his profession and also became secretary and treasurer of the Western Land and Townsite Company, whose headquarters were in that city, while Senator William B. Allison and other prominent men of the state were associated with him in this company, which had important influence for a number of years in forwarding the development of the industries of the state. In 1859 he came with his family to South Dakota and located in a diminutive settlement which had been established on the site of the present beautiful city of Sioux Falls. During the Indian troubles of 1862 the family sought safety by fleeing to Yankton, and there established a home, Mr. Waldron having been appointed provost marshal by President Lincoln and having served as such during the Civil war. He was a member of the first territorial legislature and in the same was the framer of the exemption law, while he was otherwise a prominent figure in public affairs in the territory. After the war he devoted his attention to farming until his removal to Fort Pierre in 1877, where he held the position of United States court commissioner until Stanley county was organized, when he was elected probate judge. He remained a resident of Fort Pierre until his death, which occurred August 26, 1896, while his devoted wife passed away in 1884. Their three children are all yet living, and one still resides in South Dakota. In the year 1849 Judge Waldron was united in marriage to Miss Lydia E. Jones, daughter of Elijah and Alary (Roberts) Jones, of his native town of Farmington, New Hampshire, where she was born and reared, and she preceded him into eternal rest, her death occurring at Fort Pierre on the 8th of May, 1884. Of their children we enter the following brief record: Charles W. is one of the substantial farmers and stock growers of Stanley county and one of its honored pioneers: Lulu P. is the wife of George R. Pearsons, of Fort Dodge, Iowa; and Augusta is the wife of G. A. Bickle, of Humboldt, Iowa. | Waldron, George Prentiss (I70424)
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| 460 | [[ http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~caomgo/hazelton/McClendon/pafg03.htm#2634C | Harer, Alice Obedience (I763)
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| 461 | [[ http://homepages.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~kilbyhr/ma/d100.html 172. Mary Kilby was born on 24 Mar 1794 in Antigonish, Nova Scotia, Canada. She died in Sep 1851 in Brighton, VT. She was married to Freeland Rosebrook on 25 Dec 1817 in Brighton, VT. http://genealogytrails.com/ver/essex/bios/guildhall.html William Rosebrook came to Guildhall from Massachusetts; settled near the Allen farm in the south part of the town. He married Lydia Dodge; they had 17 children; ten lived to become heads of familes: Freeland, Eleazer, Dorothy, Esther, James, Lydia, Sarah, Amos, Pliny and Dexter. Freeland married Mary Kilby and settled in Brighton, Vt., they had ten children. http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=35487931 | (Unknown), Mary (I51023)
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| 462 | [[ http://jerryconley.com/Index/Page16.html | Gibson, Ada (I63068)
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| 463 | [[ http://malan4god.com/Campbell.aspx Sally Hoard was born 22 April 1812 in Yates County, New York the daughter of Isaac and Rachel (Campbell) Hoard. She married Marshall Morris. He was born about, and died during the Civil War at the Battle of Bull Run in Virginia, 21 July 1861. Sally died in Wisconsin. They had the following family: 245. James Humphrey Morris 246. Lester Morris 247 Elizabeth Morris 22 Feb 1833 1916 md. Leander J. Kenyon 248. Helen Morris 1901 249. Fulton Robert Morris 250. Delos Morris 251. John Morris 252. Josephine Morris 253. Charles Morris 254. Sarah Morris | Morris, Marshall S. (I42687)
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| 464 | [[ http://malan4god.com/Campbell.aspx Sally Hoard was born 22 April 1812 in Yates County, New York the daughter of Isaac and Rachel (Campbell) Hoard. She married Marshall Morris. He was born about, and died during the Civil War at the Battle of Bull Run in Virginia, 21 July 1861. Sally died in Wisconsin. They had the following family: 245. James Humphrey Morris born died 246. Lester Morris 247 Elizabeth Morris 22 Feb 1833 1916 md. Leander J. Kenyon 248. Helen Morris 1901 249. Fulton Robert Morris 250. Delos Morris 251. John Morris 252. Josephine Morris 253. Charles Morris 254. Sarah Morris | Hoard, Sarah (I39374)
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| 465 | [[ http://nbgs.automatedgenealogy.com/firstfamilies/FAMILY-H-2006.pdf HAYWARD: David Hayward born 14 Jan 1799 at Newport, NS, died 28 Sep 1886 at Sussex, Kings County, NB, eldest s/o George Hayward and Abigail Copp: m. 25 Jan 1821 Sarah McCully born 19 Nov 1800 at Hopewell, Albert County, NB, d. 19 Apr 1894 at Penobsquis in Cardwell Parish, Kings County, d/o Samuel McCully and Sarah Hoar: they settled at Smiths Creek, Studholm Parish, Kings County: moved to Penobsquis, Cardwell Parish, Kings County in 1870: Children: 1) Mariam Hayward b. 25 Jul 1822 at Sussex, NB, d. 7 Nov 1842, m. 7 Mar 1840 James P. Nowlan of Smiths Creek: had two children: 2) Susanna Hayward b. 29 Aug 1824, m. 26 Oct 1846 William Warwick of Saint John, NB, b. - , d. 25 Oct 1890 at Lawrencetown, NS: had two children: 3) Abigail Hayward b. 14 Feb 1827, m. 12 Jun 1851 James W. Nowlan: had nine children: 4) William Henry Hayward b. 10 Sep 1829, m. 21 Apr 1857 Augusta Parlee d/o Zachariah Parlee of Smiths Creek: had one son: 5) Elizabeth Hayward born 10 Jan 1835, married 4 Feb 1856 John Murray of Penobsquis, NB: had issue: 6) Samuel Hayward b. 11 Apr 1838, m. 10 Sep 1873 | Hayward, David (I28064)
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| 466 | [[ http://newsfeed.rootsweb.com/th/read/WATERFORD/1998-05/0894326192 | Burns, Ellen (I58937)
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| 467 | [[ http://nhm.ku.edu/herbarium/history.html (With Photo) A brief history of the R.L. McGregor Herbarium The herbarium is as old as the University of Kansas. With the passage of the act that established the university in March, 1864, the state legislature authorized the regents "to expend such portions of the income of the University funds for the purchase of a cabinet of natural history." The natural history collection itself was founded two years later, when the university opened its doors. KU's first professor of natural history and indeed one of the first three faculty members was Francis Huntington Snow (1840? 1908), who brought with him to Kansas a small collection of botanical specimens he made while a student at Williams College. Snow and his own students were soon preparing specimens from Kansas, however, and the cabinet of natural history grew. Snow remained the curator of all the natural history collections until 1891, when he hired his former student, Lewis Lindsay Dyche (1857? 1915), to curate the zoological collections. Snow and Dyche split the collection into two parts, with the zoological specimens curated by Dyche and the entomological and botanical collections curated by Snow. Although Snow demonstrated an early affinity for botany, while at KU his research was primarily in entomology. Snow made comparatively few plant collections throughout his career and today the herbarium houses only 530 specimens taken by him in Kansas. This is because shortly after Snow came to Kansas, the legislature appointed James A. Carruth (1807? 1896) as state botanist, a position in which he served from 1872 to 1892. Snow decided not to duplicate Carruth's work and publications, but many early botanical specimens taken by Snow and other Kansas collectors were sent to Carruth's herbarium. Unfortunately, most of these specimens were lost after Carruth's retirement and today only a few of them remain in Kansas herbaria. None of these are at KU. William Chase Stevens (1861? 1955) took over as director of the herbarium in 1892, after Snow had assumed the chancellorship of the university. Stevens held the position until 1929, when he appointed Worthie H. Horr (1891? 1977) as his successor. Neither Stevens nor Horr was primarily interested in taxonomy, however; Stevens was an anatomist by training and Horr a physiologist. Today the Herbarium houses only about 70 specimens collected by Stevens and about 4,900 specimens collected by Horr. When Horr assumed the directorship in 1929, the herbarium housed some 12,000 specimens. Most of the growth that had occurred during the first 75 years of the hebarium's existence had come from students collections, or collections made by other faculty members, particularly those of Marshall Albert Barber (1868? 1953), or from specimen subscriptions to professional collectors. Horr himself is credited with relatively few collection numbers, but under his direction the herbarium grew considerably, both through his students' work and through an immense specimen-for-specimen exchange program with other herbaria. Starting in 1934, Horr planned to collect 200 duplicate specimens for each of 500 different species. Horr and his students worked diligently on this program until 1948, in the end gathering more than 70,000 specimens for exchange. When the exchanges were sent out to other institutions in 1949, the herbarium was reported to house some 29,000 specimens. Receipt of exchange materials from other institutions continued well into the 1960s, by which time Horr's efforts had netted the herbarium more than 44,000 additional specimens. Shortly after sending out his exchanges in 1949, Horr lost interest in building the herbarium and turned its care over to Ronald Leighton McGregor (b. 1919), who was at the time completing his graduate studies in the botany department. Upon receiving his doctorate in 1954, McGregor was formally appointed director. He was to oversee the most active period of the herbarium's growth. McGregor and his students immediately began work on documenting the regional flora, collecting large numbers of specimens (as well as duplicates for exchange) in Kansas and the southern Great Plains. In 1966, McGregor hired Homer A. ("Steve") Stephens (1906? 1986) as the herbarium's first full-time, professional collector. Stephens worked throughout the Great Plains, from the Canadian border south to Texas, and from the eastern slope of the Rocky Mountains, east to western Minnesota and Arkansas. All told, Stephens gathered nearly 84,000 collection numbers, plus many duplicates, before retiring in 1976. McGregor himself is credited with 41,000 numbers and many duplicates. His students gathered many, as well. In particular, Ralph Edward Brooks (b. 1950), first graduate student at KU and later an employee of the Kansas Biological Survey and director of the herbarium, contributed over 20,000 specimens to the collection. Under McGregor's supervision, the herbarium expanded from about 70,000 to more than 300,000 specimens. The collection quickly outgrew the space it had occupied since Snow founded it nearly a hundred years earlier. To accommodate this increase in volume, in 1966 the herbarium moved from Snow Hall to a much larger facility in its present location on KU's West Campus. In 1986, the space was again expanded with an addition approximately doubling the facility in size. During his tenure as director, McGregor contributed significantly to our knowledge of the regional flora. Throughout his career, McGregor pursued many projects devoted to the study of the Kansas- and Great Plains flora. Perhaps the best known of these, he served as coordinator for both the Atlas of the Flora of the Great Plains (1977) and The Flora of the Great Plains (1991). Upon his retirement in 1988, the herbarium was named the Ronald L. McGregor Herbarium in his honor. In recent years, the McGregor Herbarium has benefitted from the directorship of Ralph Brooks, Meredith Ann Lane (b. 1951), and its current curator-in-charge, Craig Carl Freeman (b. 1955). The collection has continued to grow, although at a more moderate rate. During the past five years, the herbarium has grown by about 5,000 specimens per year, of which half were obtained through research activities of the curators and collection manager and half were obtained through exchange programs with some 35 other instititutions. A separate division since Stevens assumed the directorship in 1892, the herbarium came under the aegis of the University of Kansas Natural History Museum and Biodiversity Research Center in 1995. The once single cabinet of natural history is again one museum. Today, however, the cabinet contains some 7 million specimens and is housed in four different buildings: Bridwell Botanical Laboratory, Dyche Hall, Lindley Hall, and Snow Hall. [Information about the early history of the botanical collections at KU were adapted from a longer manuscript by R.L. McGregor, "History of the University of Kansas Herbarium, 1866? 1990."] The following census information was compiled and contributed by Joyce S. Living with father in 1900. 1900 Census: Sarcoxie, Jefferson Co, Kansas W. K. Horr, son, Sep 1892, age 8, bp KS 1930 Census: Lawrence, Douglas Co, Kansas Worthy H. Horr, age 38, age at marriage 33, bp KS, f's bp MO, m's bp KS, Teacher- Kansas University Esther F. Horr, age 28, age at marriage 24, bp KS, p's bp KS No others listed in household. R.L. McGregor Herbarium Worthie H. Horr, Director, 1929-1954 Worthie H. Horr (1891-1977), a physiologist. | Horr, Worthy (I15648)
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| 468 | [[ http://quod.lib.umich.edu/m/micounty/BAD0970.0001.001?rgn=main;view=fulltext | Selleck, Charles W. (I36652)
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| 469 | [[ http://restigouche.net/obituaries/obits04-06.shtml Obituary: Fern Beatrice Collis passed away peacefully at Lakeridge Health Corp., Oshawa, Ont., on Thursday, January 5, 2006. Devoted mother of Terry Poitras (Micheal) and Elaine Collis, two grandchildren Jacob and Celina. She was the daughter of the late Hannibal and Ida Hoar, sisters Avis Cole, Dorothy Everett (Red), Mary Stokes (Bob), Carrol Mann (Ian), the late Lois Fisher, brothers Steven, Vernon (Jody), and Hollis. Lovingly remembered by family and friends. and... COLLIS, Fern Beatrice (30 year plus employee of Royal Bank of Canada) Peacefully, at Lakeridge Health Corp. Oshawa, on Thursday, January 5, 2006. Devoted mother of Terry and her husband Michael Poitras and Elaine Collis. Cherished 'Grammy' to Jacob and Celina. Dear sister of Avis Cole, Dorothy Everett and her husband Red, Mary Stokes and her husband Robert, Carol Mann and her husband Ian, Vernon and his wife Judy Hoar, Stephen Hoar, Hollis Hoar and the late Lois Fisher. Lovingly remembered by the extended Collis family. Relatives and friends will be received at the McINTOSH-ANDERSON FUNERAL HOME, 152 King St E., Oshawa (905-433-5558) on Saturday, January 7 2006 from 1:00 p.m. until the time of service in the chapel at 3:00 p.m. Donations made in memory of Fern to the Heart and Stroke Foundation or the Salvation Army would be appreciated. | Hoar, Fern (I27070)
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| 470 | [[ http://restigouche.net/obituaries/obits30-04.shtml Obituary: FISHER, Lois - Saturday, June 26, 2004. Lois Hoar, age 76. Widow of George Rene Lionel Jacques "Jack" Fisher. Dear mother of Sandra (John Seguin) of Orleans, Fern (Peter Lafleur) of Albany, N.Y. and Jack (Kim) of Brampton. Loving grandmother of Robert, Cheryl, Kimberly, Peter, Kristin, Andrew, Kelsey and great-grandmother of Cameron. Dear sister of Avis Cole, Dorothy Everett, Fern Collis, Mary Stokes, Steven Hoar, Vernon Hoar, Carol Mann and Hollis Hoar. The funeral service was held from Kelly Funeral Homes Chapel in Ottawa on Tuesday, June 29, 2004. | Hoar, Lois (I27074)
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| 471 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I62703)
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| 472 | [[ http://sjhoard.tripod.com/hoardfamilygenealogysite/id38.html Helen Hoard (born 1840 in Ohio) married Major Ross. Their son Daniel Major Ross married Mary Jane Branstetter and lived in Benton County, Missouri. I have a photo of Major and Helen and would be happy to share by e-mail to anyone interested. | Ross, Daniel Major (I55146)
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| 473 | [[ http://skyways.lib.ks.us/genweb/anderson/library/vital/advocate/vol7no51.txt "Ulysses E. 'Ulis' Tucker, Sr. 1912-2003 Funeral services for Ulysses E. 'Ulis' Tucker, Sr., 91, Welda, KS, are Wednesday, June 25, 2003, at 10:30 a.m. at Farris-Feuerborn Memorial Chapel, Garnett, with Mr. Tucker's brother, Rev. Raymond Tucker, officiating. Interment is in Welda Cemetery. Mr. Tucker died Tuesday, June 17, at his home. Ulysses E. Tucker was born February 1, 1912, at Taft, MO, the oldest of thirteen children born to Edward Ethel and Anne (Lynn) Tucker. After graduating from high school in Burlington, CO, in 1931, Ulis was united in marriage to Alice Louise Curry on August 25, 1932, at Kansas City, KS. This union was blessed with two children. Ulis owned several businesses throughout his life, including a retail and auction business. He was also a sewer contractor, a real estate broker, and was a truck farmer, who was also engaged in other types of farming. He worked at the Anderson County Sale Barn for twenty years weighing cattle, where he enjoyed visiting with his friends and neighbors every week. He loved fishing, hunting, music, and singing, and his grandchildren. Ulis was compassionate, always loved to give and would help anyone in need. He never failed to tell his family how proud he was of them and how lucky he was to live long enough to know his great-grandchildren. In his later years, he performed at several local country music shows. He moved to Welda in 1970 from Weaubleau, MO, where he had lived since 1965. Prior to that he had lived in Overland Park and the Kansas City area for twenty years. Mr. Tucker was preceded in death by his wife, Alice Louise (Curry) Tucker, on December 14, 1999; his parents, Edward Ethel and Ann (Lynn) Tucker; one granddaughter, Laura Lea Crider; one great-granddaughter, Lauren Nicole Winters; a great-great-granddaughter, Amber Nicole Miller Evans; two sisters, Darlene Semans and Hazel Hisel; a brother, Leroy Tucker; three infant sisters and one infant brother. Ulis is survived by his daughter, Doris Louise Bunch and her husband, James L., Mound City, KS; his son, Ulis Erwin Tucker, Jr. and his wife, Joy, Welda, KS; five brothers, Richard Tucker, California, Raymond Tucker, Oregon, Albert Tucker, Weaubleau, MO, Bob Tucker, Boise, ID, and William Tucker, Los Angeles, CA. In addition to raising their two children, Ulis and Alice raised three grandchildren James Erwin Crider, Garnett, Marla Jean Drais, Salt Lake City, UT, and Jessica Louise Phifer, Jefferson City, MO, who survive him, as well as eight other grandchildren, twenty-six great-grandchildren, and sixteen great-great-grandchildren. The family received friends on Tuesday, June 24, from 7:00-8:00 p.m. at the funeral home. Memorial contributions may be made to Midland Hospice, Ottawa, KS, which may be left in care of the funeral home. Farris-Feuerborn Memorial Chapel is in charge of arrangements." | Tucker, Ulysses Erwin (I25321)
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| 474 | [[ http://trees.wmgs.org/getperson.php?personID=I66304&tree=Schirado | Ballard, James (I65574)
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| 475 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I24217)
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| 476 | [[ http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=:2863274&id=I095 | Hoar, Elizabeth (I45850)
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| 477 | [[ http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=gumboots&id=I104440 | Hoar, John (I27118)
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| 478 | [[ http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=haruspex&id=I133362 Lea Pendleton Service Info.: S1 US NAVY Birth Date: 29 Jul 1926 Death Date: 8 Sep 1965 Service Start Date: 14 Feb 1944 Service End Date: 16 Feb 1946 Interment Date: 13 Sep 1965 Cemetery: Ft. Rosecrans National Cemetery Cemetery Address: P.O. Box 6237 San Diego, CA 92166 Buried At: Section A-B Site 578 (U.S. Veterans Gravesites, ca.1775-2006) | Pendeleton, Gregory Lea (I30068)
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| 479 | [[ http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=lackie-pratt&id=I3331 and her husband took 3 children into their home after the death of their parents. One of these children became an opera singer and another became a pianist. The mother was probably a Sylvia. The witnesses for this marriage were Alonzo Clayson Tucy and Emily Trudell. The church was St Elizabeth's Catholic Church in Bristol, RI. Rev. Francisco G. Vieira. Ancestry: (needs correction) http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=lackie-pratt&id=I13804 1. Manuel GOULART was born in Capelo, Fayal, Azores, Portugal. He married (Maria Filomena) Phoebe MARY. She was born in Capelo, Fayal, Azores, Portugal. Children of Manuel GOULART and (Maria Filomena) Phoebe MARY are:+ 2 i. Manuel Homan GOULART was born 5 Jan 1873 in Capelo, Fayal, Azores, Portugal, and died 18 Nov 1947 in Bristol, RI. + 3 ii. Edward Homan GOULART was born 13 Dec 1881 in Capelo, Fayal, Azores, Portugal, and died 27 Dec 1965 in Bristol, RI. 4 iii. Gloria Homan GOULART was born in Capelo, Fayal, Azores, Portugal, and died in Capelo, Fayal, Azores, Portugal. + 5 iv. Joseph Homan GOULART was born in Capelo, Fayal, Azores, Portugal, and died in Taunton, MA. + 6 v. Alexandre Homan GOULART was born 12 Nov 1891 in Capelo, Fayal, Azores, Portugal, and died Mar 1987 in Warren, RI. + 7 vi. John Homan GOULART was born in Capelo, Fayal, Azores, Portugal, and died Abt 1950 in Fall River, MA. + 8 vii. Maria Garcia Homan GOULART was born in Capelo, Fayal, Azores, Portugal, and died Abt 1950 in Bristol, RI. 9 viii. Antonio Homan GOULART was born in Capelo, Fayal, Azores, Portugal. He married Unknown INEZ. + 10 ix. Francisco Homan GOULART was born in Capelo, Fayal, Azores, Portugal. 11 x. Richard Homan GOULART was born in Capelo, Fayal, Azores, Portugal, and died in Capelo, Fayal, Azores, Portugal. He married Aurora MARTINI. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Descendant Register, Generation No. 2 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2. Manuel Homan GOULART (Manuel GOULART1) was born 5 Jan 1873 in Capelo, Fayal, Azores, Portugal, and died 18 Nov 1947 in Bristol, RI. He married (Silvia) Sylvia Henrietta CLARA, daughter of Gabriel SYLVIA and Louise MAXMIAM. She was born 1877 in Erie, PA, and died 28 Aug 1938 in Milford, MA. Note: could speak English, French and Portugese. He was a foreman on a committee to have the first Catholic Church built in Bristol, Ri. That church is now presently St. Elizabeth's. Children of Manuel Homan GOULART and (Silvia) Sylvia Henrietta CLARA are:+ 12 i. Clara Veronica GOULART was born 25 Aug 1901 in Bristol, RI, and died 18 Aug 1977 in Wareham, MA At The Tobey Hosp.. 13 ii. Manuel Paul GOULART. He married Elizabeth BURKE. + 14 iii. Mary A. GOULART. + 15 iv. Louise E. GOULART. + 16 v. Margaret GOULART. + 17 vi. Anna Henrietta GOULART was born 1909 in Bristol, RI, and died 24 Dec 1998 in Bristol, RI. + 18 vii. Dorothea Barbara GOULART. 19 viii. Joseph GOULART. 20 ix. Francis GOULART. 21 x. Lena GOULART. 3. Edward Homan GOULART (Manuel GOULART1) was born 13 Dec 1881 in Capelo, Fayal, Azores, Portugal, and died 27 Dec 1965 in Bristol, RI. He married Philomena C. SILVA. She was born 22 Mar 1887, and died Apr 1980 in Bristol, RI. Children of Edward Homan GOULART and Philomena C. SILVA are:+ 22 i. Phoebe GOULART was born 11 Mar 1922. + 23 ii. Mary E. GOULART was born 22 May 1912. + 24 iii. Edward Joseph GOULART was born 9 Sep 1909. 5. Joseph Homan GOULART (Manuel GOULART1) was born in Capelo, Fayal, Azores, Portugal, and died in Taunton, MA. He married Maria MORTOSO. Children of Joseph Homan GOULART and Maria MORTOSO are: 25 i. Maria GOULART. 26 ii. Joseph GOULART. 27 iii. Mathew GOULART. 28 iv. Hilda GOULART. 29 v. Irene GOULART. 6. Alexandre Homan GOULART (Manuel GOULART1) was born 12 Nov 1891 in Capelo, Fayal, Azores, Portugal, and died Mar 1987 in Warren, RI. He was buried in Issued In: Rhode Island. He married (Cremilde) Sousa CRAMILDA. She was born 12 Jan 1899, and died 16 Dec 1992. Child of Alexandre Homan GOULART and (Cremilde) Sousa CRAMILDA is:+ 30 i. Jr. Goulart ALEXANDER was born Feb 1922. 7. John Homan GOULART (Manuel GOULART1) was born in Capelo, Fayal, Azores, Portugal, and died Abt 1950 in Fall River, MA. He married Mary ANDREWS. Child of John Homan GOULART and Mary ANDREWS is: 31 i. Joseph GOULART. 8. Maria Garcia Homan GOULART (Manuel GOULART1) was born in Capelo, Fayal, Azores, Portugal, and died Abt 1950 in Bristol, RI. She married Joseph Garcia GOULART. Children of Maria Garcia Homan GOULART and Joseph Garcia GOULART are: 32 i. Frank GOULART. + 33 ii. Maria GOULART. 10. Francisco Homan GOULART (Manuel GOULART1) was born in Capelo, Fayal, Azores, Portugal. Children of Francisco Homan GOULART are: 34 i. Joseph GOULART. He married Frances GARCIA. + 35 ii. Maria GOULART. 36 iii. Alexandrina GOULART. 37 iv. Matilda GOULART. 38 v. Francisca GOULART. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Descendant Register, Generation No. 3 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 12. Clara Veronica GOULART (Manuel Homan GOULART2, Manuel GOULART1) was born 25 Aug 1901 in Bristol, RI, and died 18 Aug 1977 in Wareham, MA At The Tobey Hosp.. She married Charles Francis TUCY 24 Nov 1921 in Bristol, RI, ( St Elizabeth's), son of Alonzo Clayson TUICNOE and Theresa Gertrude MURRAY. He was born 2 Feb 1900 in Framingham, MA, and died 13 Jul 1986 in Falmouth, MA At The Falmouth Hosp.. Children of Clara Veronica GOULART and Charles Francis TUCY are:+ 39 i. Living TUCY. + 40 ii. Charles Francis II TUCY was born 24 Nov 1922 in Bristol, RI, and died 17 Mar 1987 in Falmouth, MA At The Falmouth. Hosp.. + 41 iii. Clayson Paul TUCY was born 14 May 1924 in Bristol, RI. 42 iv. Ralph Joseph TUCY was born 25 Aug 1926 in Bristol, RI, and died 27 Nov 1947 in Newport, RI At The Naval Hosp.. + 43 v. Living TUCY. 14. Mary A. GOULART (Manuel Homan GOULART2, Manuel GOULART1). She married Ventura DEL TORO. She married Walter A. RIDEOUT. Children of Mary A. GOULART and Ventura DEL TORO are: 44 i. Living DEL TORO. He married Living PHOEBE. 45 ii. Living DEL TORO. + 46 iii. Living DEL TORO. 47 iv. Virginia DEL TORO was born 1937 in Bristol, RI, and died 22 Dec 1998 in Bellingham WA. She married Living REYNOLDS. 48 v. Living DEL TORO. Children of Mary A. GOULART and Walter A. RIDEOUT are: 49 i. Living WALTER. He married Living EDNA. 50 ii. Living RIDEOUT. She married Living O'BRIEN. 51 iii. Living RIDEOUT. She married Living CONLEY. 15. Louise E. GOULART (Manuel Homan GOULART2, Manuel GOULART1). She married Edward VALLEE. Children of Louise E. GOULART and Edward VALLEE are: 52 i. Jr. Vallee EDWARD. He married Living BETTY. 53 ii. Living VALLEE. She married James BRIGGS. 54 iii. Living VALLEE. 55 iv. Living VALLEE. She married Living BRIGGS. 56 v. Living VALLEE. He married Living GOMES. 57 vi. Living VALLEE. He married Living SUSAN. 16. Margaret GOULART (Manuel Homan GOULART2, Manuel GOULART1). She married Manuel CARREIRO. Children of Margaret GOULART and Manuel CARREIRO are: 58 i. Living CARREIRO. 59 ii. Living CARREIRO. 60 iii. Living CARREIRO. She married Living BUTTS. 17. Anna Henrietta GOULART (Manuel Homan GOULART2, Manuel GOULART1) was born 1909 in Bristol, RI, and died 24 Dec 1998 in Bristol, RI. She married Charles Angelo LOMBARDI. Children of Anna Henrietta GOULART and Charles Angelo LOMBARDI are: 61 i. Living LOMBARDI. He married Living CHARRON, daughter of Hugh Robert CHARRON and Helen Ruth CADMAN. 62 ii. Living LOMBARDI. She married Alfred V. COSTA. 63 iii. Living LOMBARDI. She married Living CAMBROLA. 64 iv. Living LOMBARDI. She married Living FARIS. 18. Dorothea Barbara GOULART (Manuel Homan GOULART2, Manuel GOULART1). She married Manuel CARVALHO. Children of Dorothea Barbara GOULART and Manuel CARVALHO are: 65 i. Living CARVALHO. He married Living NATALIE. 66 ii. Living CARVALHO. 67 iii. Living CARVALHO. She married Living SANTANNA. 68 iv. Living CARVALHO. 69 v. Living CARVALHO. 22. Phoebe GOULART (Edward Homan GOULART2, Manuel GOULART1) was born 11 Mar 1922. She married James A. MEEHAN 16 Jul 1949. He was born 17 Apr 1927. Children of Phoebe GOULART and James A. MEEHAN are:+ 70 i. Living MEEHAN. + 71 ii. Living MEEHAN. + 72 iii. Living MEEHAN. 23. Mary E. GOULART (Edward Homan GOULART2, Manuel GOULART1) was born 22 May 1912. She married Julio GOGLIO 12 Oct 1942. He was born 28 Jul 1917, and died 15 Dec 1965. Child of Mary E. GOULART and Julio GOGLIO is:+ 73 i. Living GOGLIO. 24. Edward Joseph GOULART (Edward Homan GOULART2, Manuel GOULART1) was born 9 Sep 1909. He married Frances BIONCUZZO 22 Jun 1935. She was born 7 Jan 1914, and died Oct 1987. He married Living MACURIO. Children of Edward Joseph GOULART and Living MACURIO are: 74 i. Living GOULART. She married Living STUART. 75 ii. Living GOULART. 76 iii. Living GOULART. 77 iv. Living GOULART. 30. Jr. Goulart ALEXANDER (Alexandre Homan GOULART2, Manuel GOULART1) was born Feb 1922. He married Louise CORREIRA. She died 3 Jan 1966. Children of Jr. Goulart ALEXANDER and Louise CORREIRA are: 78 i. Living ALEXANDER. 79 ii. Living GOULART. 80 iii. Living GOULART. + 81 iv. Living GOULART. 33. Maria GOULART (Maria Garcia Homan GOULART2, Manuel GOULART1). She married Frank VARGAS. Children of Maria GOULART and Frank VARGAS are: 82 i. Living VARGAS. 83 ii. Living VARGAS. She married Living MORGAN. 84 iii. Living VARGAS. She married Living COSTA. 85 iv. Living VARGAS. 86 v. Living VARGAS. 87 vi. Living VARGAS. 35. Maria GOULART (Francisco Homan GOULART2, Manuel GOULART1). She married Frank GARCIA. Children of Maria GOULART and Frank GARCIA are: 88 i. Living GARCIA. 89 ii. Living GARCIA. 90 iii. Living GARCIA. 91 iv. Living GARCIA. 92 v. Living GARCIA. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Descendant Register, Generation No. 4 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 39. Living TUCY (Clara Veronica GOULART3, Manuel Homan GOULART2, Manuel GOULART1). She married John Francis COOK, son of Francis Bernard COOK and Margaret Caroline BARTOSCH. He was born 8 May 1926 in Boston, MA, and died 14 May 1983 in N. Conway, NH. Children of Living TUCY and John Francis COOK are:+ 93 i. Living COOK. + 94 ii. Living COOK. + 95 iii. Living COOK. + 96 iv. Living COOK. + 97 v. Living COOK. + 98 vi. Living COOK. + 99 vii. Living COOK. 100 viii. Living COOK. She married Living NELSON, son of Living NELSON and Living RYAN. + 101 ix. Living FRANCIS. 40. Charles Francis II TUCY (Clara Veronica GOULART3, Manuel Homan GOULART2, Manuel GOULART1) was born 24 Nov 1922 in Bristol, RI, and died 17 Mar 1987 in Falmouth, MA At The Falmouth. Hosp.. He married Pearl Althea ATKINS. She was born 20 Jul 1923 in Wareham, MA, and died 22 Jul 1985 in New Bedford, MA. Children of Charles Francis II TUCY and Pearl Althea ATKINS are: 102 i. Living FRANCIS. + 103 ii. Living TUCY. + 104 iii. Living TUCY. 105 iv. Mary Jane TUCY was born 9 Sep 1958 in Wareham, MA, and died 1 Nov 1958 in Wareham, MA. 41. Clayson Paul TUCY (Clara Veronica GOULART3, Manuel Homan GOULART2, Manuel GOULART1) was born 14 May 1924 in Bristol, RI. He married Marion Elenna BESSE 6 Mar 1948 in Buzzards Bay, MA; St Margaret's, daughter of James BESSE and Elenna FISHER. She was born 20 Mar 1920 in Wareham, MA. Children of Clayson Paul TUCY and Marion Elenna BESSE are:+ 106 i. Living TUCY. + 107 ii. Living TUCY. 43. Living TUCY (Clara Veronica GOULART3, Manuel Homan GOULART2, Manuel GOULART1). She married Living EDSON. Children of Living TUCY and Living EDSON are:+ 108 i. Michelle Ann EDSON was born in Norwalk, Conn.. 109 ii. Suzanne Claire EDSON was born 2 Oct in Norwalk, Conn.. She married Unknown ANTHONY. 110 iii. Michael John EDSON. 111 iv. Kyle Ann EDSON. 46. Living DEL TORO (Mary A. GOULART3, Manuel Homan GOULART2, Manuel GOULART1). Children of Living DEL TORO are: 112 i. Living DEL TORO. 113 ii. Living DEL TORO. 114 iii. Living DEL TORO. 115 iv. Living DEL TORO. 116 v. Living DEL TORO. 117 vi. Living DEL TORO. 70. Living MEEHAN (Phoebe GOULART3, Edward Homan GOULART2, Manuel GOULART1). She married Living ROLL. Child of Living MEEHAN and Living ROLL is: 118 i. Living ROLL. 71. Living MEEHAN (Phoebe GOULART3, Edward Homan GOULART2, Manuel GOULART1). She married Living BEAUCHINE. Children of Living MEEHAN and Living BEAUCHINE are: 119 i. Living BEAUCHINE. 120 ii. Living BEAUCHINE. 72. Living MEEHAN (Phoebe GOULART3, Edward Homan GOULART2, Manuel GOULART1). He married Living DUFFY. Children of Living MEEHAN and Living DUFFY are: 121 i. Living MEEHAN. 122 ii. Living MEEHAN. 123 iii. Living MEEHAN. 73. Living GOGLIO (Mary E. GOULART3, Edward Homan GOULART2, Manuel GOULART1). She married Living RUGGIERO. Children of Living GOGLIO and Living RUGGIERO are: 124 i. Living RUGGIERO. 125 ii. Living RUGGIERO. 81. Living GOULART (Jr. Goulart ALEXANDER3, Alexandre Homan GOULART2, Manuel GOULART1). He married Living GUPTALL. Child of Living GOULART and Living GUPTALL is: 126 i. Living GOULART. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Descendant Register, Generation No. 5 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 93. Living COOK (Living TUCY4, Clara Veronica GOULART3, Manuel Homan GOULART2, Manuel GOULART1). He married Living BEAGLE, daughter of Living BEAGLE and Living LIDTNER. Children of Living COOK and Living BEAGLE are: 127 i. Living BEAGLE. 128 ii. Living BEAGLE. 129 iii. Living BEAGLE. 94. Living COOK (Living TUCY4, Clara Veronica GOULART3, Manuel Homan GOULART2, Manuel GOULART1). She married Living WILLIAMS, son of Living WILLIAMS and Living WILLIAMS. She married Living McKENNA, son of Living McKENNA. Child of Living COOK and Living WILLIAMS is: 130 i. Living WILLIAMS. 95. Living COOK (Living TUCY4, Clara Veronica GOULART3, Manuel Homan GOULART2, Manuel GOULART1). She married Living CONNORS, son of James Joseph CONNORS and Norma Christine PROCTOR. Child of Living COOK and Living CONNORS is: 131 i. Living CONNORS. 96. Living COOK (Living TUCY4, Clara Veronica GOULART3, Manuel Homan GOULART2, Manuel GOULART1). He married Living SMITH, daughter of James Richard SMITH and Living HOWELL. Children of Living COOK and Living SMITH are: 132 i. Living COOK. 133 ii. Living COOK. 97. Living COOK (Living TUCY4, Clara Veronica GOULART3, Manuel Homan GOULART2, Manuel GOULART1). She married Living PURCELL, son of John Charles PURCELL and Arlene Gloris HEMMENWAY. Children of Living COOK and Living PURCELL are: 134 i. Living PURCELL. 135 ii. Living PURCELL. 98. Living COOK (Living TUCY4, Clara Veronica GOULART3, Manuel Homan GOULART2, Manuel GOULART1). He married Living CAHIR. Children of Living COOK and Living CAHIR are: 136 i. Living COOK. 137 ii. Living COOK. 138 iii. Living COOK. 99. Living COOK (Living TUCY4, Clara Veronica GOULART3, Manuel Homan GOULART2, Manuel GOULART1). She married Living PARROTT, son of Living PARROTT and Living COPI. She married Living SPENCER. Children of Living COOK and Living PARROTT are: 139 i. Living PARROTT. 140 ii. Living PARROTT. 101. Living FRANCIS (Living TUCY4, Clara Veronica GOULART3, Manuel Homan GOULART2, Manuel GOULART1). He married Living BAKER, daughter of Living BAKER and Living SEPE. Children of Living FRANCIS and Living BAKER are: 141 i. Living COOK. 142 ii. Living COOK. 103. Living TUCY (Charles Francis II TUCY4, Clara Veronica GOULART3, Manuel Homan GOULART2, Manuel GOULART1). She married Living MAGUIRE. Children of Living TUCY and Living MAGUIRE are: 143 i. Living MAGUIRE. 144 ii. Living MAGUIRE. 145 iii. Living MAGUIRE. 104. Living TUCY (Charles Francis II TUCY4, Clara Veronica GOULART3, Manuel Homan GOULART2, Manuel GOULART1). He married Living MORRON, daughter of Living MORRON and Living B.. Child of Living TUCY and Living MORRON is: 146 i. Living TUCY. 106. Living TUCY (Clayson Paul TUCY4, Clara Veronica GOULART3, Manuel Homan GOULART2, Manuel GOULART1). He married Living ARMSTRONG, daughter of Arthur ARMSTRONG. Children of Living TUCY and Living ARMSTRONG are: 147 i. Living TUCY. 148 ii. Living TUCY. 149 iii. Living TUCY. 150 iv. Living TUCY. 107. Living TUCY (Clayson Paul TUCY4, Clara Veronica GOULART3, Manuel Homan GOULART2, Manuel GOULART1). She married Living SWEET. Children of Living TUCY and Living SWEET are: 151 i. Living SWEET. 152 ii. Living RAESWEET. 108. Michelle Ann EDSON (Living TUCY4, Clara Veronica GOULART3, Manuel Homan GOULART2, Manuel GOULART1) was born in Norwalk, Conn.. She married Michael LEE. Children of Michelle Ann EDSON and Michael LEE are: 153 i. Stephen LEE. 154 ii. Melissa SUE. 155 iii. Unknown LORIANNE. | Goulart, Clara Veronica (I30035)
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| 481 | [[ http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=pennypit&id=I02905 Name: John Conrad Winebiddle, Birth: 11 MAR 1740/41 in Heidelberg, Germany The Winebiddle family in Western Pennsylvania is descended from John Conrad Winebiddle who was born in Heidelberg, Germany, on March 11, 1741. In 1761, he married Elizabeth Taub. The Winebiddles then removed to America and arrived at Fort Pitt in 1771. At the outbreak of the Revolutionary War, John Conrad Winebiddle purchased cattle to feed and clothe the Continental troops and opened a tannery in the Lawrenceville area (near the current intersection of Butler Street and Penn Avenue.) Partly through the inheritance of his wife from her father, Casper Taub, John Conrad Winebiddle amassed large tracts of land in what would later be the 19th and 20th wards of Pittsburgh, including the town of East Liberty. They held, ultimately, 648 acres of land north of Forbes Road, forming a plantation known as "Rumbiddle." The Winebiddles had four children: Barbara Anna Winebiddle Negley (1778-1867), Philip Winebiddle (1780-1871), Catharine AKitty@ Winebiddle Roup (1790-1877), and Conrad Winebiddle (d. 1859). ~ http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=pennypit&id=I02908 Philip Winebiddle (1780-1871) East Liberty farmer and landholder, Philip Winebiddle, the oldest son of John Conrad and Elizabeth Winebiddle, was born on May 14 or 15, 1780. In addition to holding lands in Erie, Pennsylvania, Winebiddle owned large parcels of land along the Greensburg Pike in the area which later comprised the 16th-20th wards of the city of Pittsburgh. In 1805, Philip Winebiddle was responsible for collecting county taxes in Pitt township. He is said to have fought in the War of 1812 and, during the Civil War, proposed selling land to the United States Army for an arsenal in either Pittsburgh or Erie. Philip Winebiddle died on December 17, 1871. On September 3, 1807, Philip Winebiddle married Susanna Roup (1786-1873), a daughter of Jonas and Ablonia [Abigail] Horr Roup. The Winebiddles had seven children: Lafayette Winebiddle (1808-1863), Elizabeth Winebiddle Phillips (1810-1896), Sarah B. Winebiddle McWilliams (1811-1875), Mary Ann Winebiddle Menold (b. 1814), Rebecca Roup Winebiddle Phillips (1819-1896), William Cunningham Winebiddle (1821-1915), and Agnes Olive Newton Winebiddle Brown (b. 1826). Lafayette Winebiddle (1808-1863) Philip and Susanna Roup Winebiddle's eldest son, Lafayette Winebiddle, was born on September 5, 1808. Although he assisted his brother, William Cunningham Winebiddle, in a coal hauling business in the East Liberty section of Pittsburgh, Lafayette Winebiddle was principally a farmer on the family's lands along the Greensburg and Pittsburgh Turnpike. During the 1830s, he was a captain in the Allegheny County Light Dragoons. Lafayette Winebiddle also served on the board of directors of the Pittsburgh Coal Company and was responsible for the collection of taxes in Peebles township in the early 1840s. He died on August 7, 1863. William Cunningham Winebiddle (1821-1915) The second son of Philip and Susanna Winebiddle, William Cunningham Winebiddle, was born on March 9, 1821. Along with his cousin, James Scott Negley (1826-1901), he joined the Duquesne Greys on December 12, 1846, to fight in the war with Mexico; he was present at the fall of Mexico City in September 1847. He was a member of the East Liberty Presbyterian Church and lived most of his life in a house built by his parents on Penn Avenue, farming on the family's estates. At the time of his death in 1915, William Cunningham Winebiddle was said to be the last living survivor of the Mexican-American War in Pittsburgh. Subseries: 1: Papers of Philip Winebiddle (1769-1902) Scope Note: Philip Winebiddle's personal financial papers contain accounts, bills, and receipts from his farming and coal mining businesses and taxes, including correspondence concerning the sale of hay to the U.S. Army during the Civil War. The series also includes a small amount of legal material, generally summonses and court decisions concerning property disputes. Most of these disputes were resolved in the Allegheny County Court of Common Pleas. The bulk of Philip Winebiddle's papers consists of property records, 1769-1873, including abstracts of title, agreements, deeds, leases, surveys, letters, and related documents for parcels of land, principally in the East Liberty section of Pittsburgh and Erie, Pennsylvania. Of particular note are drafts and copies of an 1861 letter to President Abraham Lincoln, offering, on Winebiddle's behalf, land for an arsenal in either Erie or Pittsburgh. There is also a small amount of legal material concering the division of Philip Winebiddle's estate and property holdings in the city's 19th ward. The subseries includes a few personal and business letters, both sent and received, of Philip Winebiddle, including an 1848 letter from his nephew, James Scott Negley, describing his efforts to release himself and William Cunningham Winebiddle from Army service in the Mexican War. Subseries: 2: Papers of Lafayette Winebiddle 1823-1874 Scope Note: The personal papers of Lafayette Winebiddle include a number of account books and daybooks, 1840-1862; most of these records document his coal hauling business, though one additional volume contains a record of his tax collection activities in Peebles Township in 1840-1841. One folder of receipted bills, accounts, and miscellaneous financial material, including accounts from his estate, is also included. In addition to financial papers, the subseries includes Lafayette Winebiddle's student manuscript mathematical exercise book, 1823-1824, illustrating accounting and educational practices of the period, and several letters addresed to him, principally from his brother, William Cunningham Winebiddle, documenting his movements, activities, and request for discharge from service in the 1846-1848 Mexican War. Lafayette Winebiddle was also a captain in the Allegheny County Light Dragoons, and the subseries contains one folder of rolls, 1836-1841, and related documents, listing members of the militia unit and their attendance at periodic training sessions in the area. Subseries: 6: Miscellaneous Family Papers 1787-1951 Scope Note: The series concludes with miscellaneous materials from various members of the Winebiddle family and its associated Negley and Roup branches, including genealogical research, correspondence, and information compiled by Susanna Winebiddle Brown Baum and Kate Johnston Baum Shillito. Notable items in the subseries are additional letters, 1847-1898, of James Scott Negley, several addressed to his uncle, Alexander Negley, concerning his experiences in the Mexican-American War, and information on the estate of Catharine Winebiddle Roup. Negley Family Folder 13 Negley, James Scott 1847-1898 Source: Papers of the Baum Family, 1769-1976, MSS# 110, Historical Society of Western Pennsylvania. http://digital.library.pitt.edu/cgi-bin/f/findaid/findaid-idx?type=simple; c=hpead2;view=text;subview=fulltext;q1=Barbara%20Anna%20Winebiddle;rgn1=An ywhere%20in%20Finding%20Aid;id=US-QQS-MSS110;rgn=item | Winebiddle, Philip (I64803)
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| 484 | [[ http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=REG&db=scottbarker&id=P11029 Children of Guy Andrew Turnbull and Anna B are: 2i.Isabella Turnbull was born 1907 in Gouverneur St Lawrence County New York. 3ii.Arthur A Turnbull was born 21 Jul 1908 in Gouverneur St Lawrence County New York, and died 15 Mar 2002 in Dekalb Junction, St. Lawrence, New York. 4iii.Culver P Turnbull was born 23 Jan 1916 in Gouverneur St Lawrence County New York, and died 22 Jul 1993 in Gouverneur, Saint Lawrence, New York, United States of America. He married Leona May Shorkey 21 July 1939 in Gouverneur, Saint Lawrence, New York. She was born 26 Feb 1920 in Alexandria, Jefferson, New York, and died 3 Nov 2007 in Ogdensburg, Saint Lawrence, New York. 5iv.Weldon P Turnbull was born 7 Jul 1918 in Gouverneur St Lawrence County New York, and died Dec 1977 in Gouverneur, Saint Lawrence, New York, United States of America. 6v.Guy E Turnbull was born 12 Mar 1920 in Gouverneur St Lawrence County New York, and died May 1987 in Pittsburgh, Allegheny, Pennsylvania, United States of America. | Turnbull, Guy A. (I63279)
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| 485 | [[ http://www.archive.org/stream/commemorativebio00jhbeer/commemorativebio00jhbeer_djvu.txt Commemorative Biographical Record of the Counties of Huron and Lorain, Ohio |[ H. LANG. The Lang family, of k. I which this gentleman is a worthy \\Ji representative, and which was at one time quite numerous in Huntington, Lorain county, can trace their genealogy back to Plvmouth Rock. The earliest known member of the fam- ily was one Robert Lang, a seafaring man who came from Scotland as early as 1630. He built a house at Portsmouth, N. H., some time between 1635 and 1650, which is still standing in a very good condition. It was built or New Hampshire Pasture Oak. The walls are bricked up between the studs with brick broucrht from Eng- land, and the nails were hand made. This house was occupied by English soldiers during the King Philip war; was also oc- cupied by Governor Wentworth, and shel- tered General Washington when he visited New England. This is one of the oldest houses in the New England States, and relics of it are tiow in the possession of some of the younger members of this old family. The following line brings this family down to the present numerous gen- eration: First from Robert was John, then a sec- ond John, who was a Revolutionary soldier. Then Bickford, and a second Bickford, who was a captain of militia in the war of 1812. He was born in Rye, N. H., married Abi- gail Locke, and settled in Epsom, N. H., where he reared a numerous family. His eldest son William was the first to leave the parent nest, and go to what was then the '?W Far West." His brother Reuel soon followed, and both settled in Huntington, Lorain county, about the year 1821, being among the first settlers of that township. David, another son of Bickford, followed about 1835, and the father came in 1838, all of them settling in Huntington. An- O IT) other son, John, settled in Ashland, Ohio, where he was for a number of years a prosperous merchant and business man, and where he died in 1847. Benjamin, another son, graduated at Kenyon College, Gambler, Ohio, and was for some time a professor of that college; he died in Kansas in 1885. David spent the most of his life, after coming to Ohio, in Hunt- ington, a prosperous farmer, and died at the home of his son John in Rochester in 1884. Josiah Crosby, the youngest son of this family, enlisted in the war of the Rebellion, but was taken sick and died be- fore he had seen any active service, his death occurring in 1861. Of the two boys who first came to Ohio, Reuel was a cabinet maker, and worked at the trade of carpenter and joiner for many years; and many of the first frame structures of Lorain county show his handiwork. He was fen- many years a local preacher among the Methodists. The last years of his life he spent in Wellington, surrounded by many of his children, where he peacefully passed away in March, 1891, in the eighty- ninth year of his age. William, the eld- est son, is still living with his son John in Wasioja, Minn., in his ninety-sixth year. Bickford, Jr., was the only one of this numerous family who did not "go west." He remained in his native State, and is still living at Franklin, N. PI. There were four girls in this family: Maria, who married Dr. Babli, and died at Man- chester, N. H.; Lorenda, married to Kim- ball Prescott, and died at Marinette, AVis.; Sarah, who married Morrill Chesley, and still lives in New Hampshire, and Abigail, who married Milton Barker, and died at Oberlin, Ohio. Beyond this brief review, this history will have only to do with the later generation, and with those who have been more intimately connected with the history of Lorain county. Of the descendants of this family, only the children of Reuel settled in this county. Josiah Bickford, the eldest, married Lorena Chapman, and for a number of years lived in Huntington, where he fol- lowed the trade of carpenter; for more than twenty years he was engaged in the tin, stove and hardware trade in Welling- ton. He served a term as mayor of that village, and by his enterprise and counsel added much to its prosperity; for the last few years his home has been in Cleveland; he had four children ? -three eons and one daughter, viz.: Watson W. and Charles, both in business in Cleveland; Eva A., now the wife of George M. Cad- well, a business man in Cleveland ; the tirst-born son was killed when a cliild by the kick of a horse. The next son is Jesse H., the subject proper of this sketch, of whom further mention will presently be made. Cyrus Welcome, the third son, lived at home in Huntington till the age of twenty, when he visited his relatives in New Hampshire, where he died in his twentieth year. Louisa Maria, the eldest daughter, married Peter S. Wright, lived a short time in Huntington, a number of years in Oberlin, moved to Vermontville, Mich., where he accumulated some prop- erty, and about ten years ago returned to Wellington, where he still resides. Mr. Wright was famed as being one of the most ingenious mechanics in the country, He enlisted in the army and served with honor, and is now retired in broken health, on a small pension. They had three chil- dren, two of whom died in infancy, and the third, Grace, is now the wife of Utley AVedcre, and resides in Cleveland. Esther Abigail, the next daughter, married Charles W. Horr, a prosperous business man of Wellington; they had a family of four boys, the eldest of which is a lawyer in Cleveland, ai;d the rest still live in Well- ington. Charles, the fourth son, died at Huntington in the twentieth year of his age. Olive Amy, the youngest daughter, after graduating from Oberlin College, married Dr. Meriden B. Lukens, who practiced medicine for many years in Illi- nois, Wisconsin, and Cleveland, Ohio, and finally drifted to Dalton, Ga., where they now reside. George Locke, the next son in line, grew to sixteen years of age in Huntington; then went to Wisconsin and took a position in the store of his brother Jesse, and when the war broke out he en- listed in Company G, Twelfth Wisconsin Volunteers, in which he served gallantly and faithfully; was severely wounded at the siege of Atlanta, Ga., a minie ball being permanently left in his right lung; after he returned from the war he studied telegraphy, and has been engaged in that occupation ever since; he is now engaged in important work of this kind in the East, with a residence in Boston; he married Lizzie Viles, at Oberlin, and they have one daughter, now married and residing in Washington, D. C. Merrill Warner, the youngest of this family, also grew to man- hood in Huntington, married and settled in Wellington, where he now resides, an honored citizen. He has been many years a member of the village council, and has had much to do with the aflfairs of that village; he has one son. Burton Lang, who is married and lives in Cleveland. Five generations of Langs have lived and flourished in Lorain county ? Watson, the son of Josiah, having two children, and Bur- ton, the son of Merrill, having one. Bickford, of tlie first generation, died in Hunt- ington at the age of about ninety years, and Reuei, of tiie next in line, died in Wellington as before stated. Of David's family, Albert, the eldest, died in Hunt- ington; John, the second son, lives in Rochester; Lydia Ann, the oldest daugh- ter, is now the wife of Horatio Norton, and lives in Huntington; Henry, a younger son, entered the army, and was killed in action. The names mentioned above com- prise all or nearly all of this numerous family who have been identified with Lorain county. While this family has nut produced any great men, there never has been any stain on its moral character, none of them ever having been in either Con- gress or Penitentiary. Jesse Hart Lang, whose name opens this sketch, was born in Huntington townsiiip, Loraiti Co., Ohio, December 21, 1827, a sun of Reuel and Amy (Hart) Lang, na- tives respectively of New Hampshire and Vermont. He was named after his ma- ternal grandfather. Mr. Lang grew to manhood in his native town, attended school in Oberlin a number of years, and engaged in teaching and study from 1844 to 1848. On January 1, of the latter year, lie married Miss Mary E. Fitch, of Shef- field township, Lorain county, a daughter of Samuel B. and Dolly (Smith) Fitch, na- tives of Massachusetts and early settlers of Shefiield township, Lorain county. The first two years of our subject's married life were spent on a farm in Huntington town- ship, after which he removed to Olmsted Falls, Cuyahoga Co., Ohio, where he was engaged in managing a woolen factory for five years. In 1856, with his young wife and one daughter, he went to Grand Kap- ids, Wis., where he was in the employ of the Government, and at the same time studied law. While there he was a candi- date for the Legislature, but was defeated, the District being largely Democratic. For ten years he was there engaged in the businesses of land surveyor, lawyer and merchant. Returning to Oberlin in 1870, he has here since resided, engaged in the profession of attorney and general busi- ness agency. He is a Republican, and cast his first vote for the Free-soil party. Socially he is a F. & A. M., and he and his wife are members of the Congrega- tional Church. They had si.x; children, all of whom died young, ttie youngest, Carrie, at the age of thirteen years. Mr. Lang published a work entitled ''Childrens' Pictorial Bible," containing twenty thou- sand illustrations (seven hundred of them being electro-plates) and a topical analysis. He spent twenty years on the work. | Lang, Reuel (I6385)
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| 486 | [[ http://www.archive.org/stream/howardgenealogyg00howa/howardgenealogyg00howa_djvu.txt 132 THE HOWARD GENEALOGY. j\\rarric(l second. MAirniA IIOAK. (la. Edinund and Hannah ( ) Hoar, I). :\\[ar. 24, 1744, in Brinilield, Mass.,d. Oct., 1811, in Sharon. Vt. By this marriage there were two children. Aaron (159), b. July 10, 1772, in Monson, Mass. Patty or Martha, b. April 23, 1774, Martha, their da., married on Feb. 1, 1795, in Sharon, Yt., Jesse Ames of Fairlee, Yt., where they settled and lived till 1806, wlien they moved to Ilovalton, Yt. They resided here till 1850. They then moved to Mount Morris, in Livingston Co., i^. Y., where she died on Jan. 2G, 1859. She was the mother of nine children, all of whom, as also her husband, survived her. Mr. Thomas Howard passed his early years in Pomfret, Conn., assisting his father in his tanning and farming busi- ness. On his marriage, if not before, he settled in Monson, Mass. How long he continued to reside there, and in the other places afterwards named, is only approximately known by his church relations. On Dec. 14, 1777, he and his wife were received into the Congregational Church in Somers, Conn., by letters from the church in Monson. AVhen they united with this latter church is not known. The early records of the church in Monson are lost. On Oct. 5, 1780, they took letters from the church in Somers to the church in Lebanon, N. H., where their names are found enrolled. They subsequently moved to Sharon, Yt., where thej' both died as stated alcove. Of his, pursuits in life, and of his standing and influence as a citizen, little is now known. That he was an upright Christian man is readily inferred from the foregoing jnirticulars. | Hoar, Martha (I38615)
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| 489 | [[ http://www.burleyfuneralchapel.com/~burley//index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=558&Itemid=46 Obituary: News Tribune, The (Tacoma, WA) - November 30, 2008 Dorothy Olive Horr went home to be with the Lord she loved on Thanksgiving morning, Thursday, November 27th, 2008. She was 93 years old and had lived at Ohana Villa Adult Family Home in Oak Harbor, WA, for the past 15 months. Dorothy was born in Tacoma, WA, on July 17th, 1915, to David and Hannah Olson. She was the oldest of six siblings. She married Clifford Horr on June 8th, 1937. They lived most of their married lives in the Tacoma area on Dash Point in NE Tacoma. Cliff worked for the railroad and Dorothy was a homemaker. She loved gardening, activities in her church and swimming in the Puget Sound. She was very involved in leading women's Bible studies at Our Savior's Baptist Church in Federal Way, and in Christian Women's Clubs. After Cliff passed away in 1993 she moved to Whidbey Island to be near her son, Pastor Cliff Horr Jr, and attended the San de Fuca Community Chapel. Dorothy loved the Lord Jesus and loved the Word of God. She regularly visited nursing homes to read the Bible to residents and was always looking for ways to share her faith. Dorothy was preceded in death by her husband in 1993, and her son Jim in 2002. She is survived by her daughter Cathy Hansen and husband Frosty, of Hudsonville, MI; son Cliff and wife Casey of Oak Harbor, WA; Grandchildren Jamie Garcia, John Horr, Jennifer Aubrecht, Danielle Dykhuis, Traynor Hansen III, Gary Hansen, Emily Dante, Bethany Horr and Mindy Horr; and 13 great-grandchildren; and four siblings: Bud Olson, Warren Olson, Judy Oliver of Tacoma and Dick Olson of Des Moines, WA. One sister, Miriam Covach, preceded her in death. A Graveside Service was held at New Tacoma Cemetary on Tuesday, December 2nd at 1:00 PM. A Memorial Service will be held at the San de Fuca Chapel in Coupeville, WA on Saturday, December 13th, at 1:00 PM. Remembrances can be made to Wycliffe Bible Translators or the San de Fuca Chapel. Burley Funeral Chapel, Oak Harbor, was entrusted with arrangements. | Olson, Dorothy (I10501)
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| 490 | [[ http://www.ebooksread.com/authors-eng/daughters-of-the-american-revolution-cn/lineage-book-volume-51-gua/page-11-lineage-book-volume-51-gua.shtml MRS. BERTHA MORRIS SMITH. 50395 Born in Andover, N. Y. Wife of Thomas S. Smith. Descendant of Isaac Morris. Daughter of Lester B. Morris and Augusta Bond, his wife. Granddaughter of Marshall Morris and Sarah Hoard, his wife. Gr-granddaughter of Sylvester Morris and Elizabeth Smith, his wife. Gr-gr-granddaughter of Darius Morris and Elizabeth Fisher, his 1st wife. Gr-gr-gr-granddaughter of Isaac Morris and Sarah Chaffee, his wife. Isaac Morris (1725-78) responded to the Lexington Alarm from Wilbraham, Mass., in Capt. James Warriner's company, and served several other enlistments under different com- mands in 1776-77. He was born in Woodstock, Conn.; died in Wilbraham, Mass. | Morris, Bertha (I40367)
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| 491 | [[ http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=15398473 Helen Married 1st Donald Frederick Hoard had 8 Children:Ronald married Nancy Coburn,Robert married Mary Dallas,Randall married Carol Krampien(Div),Twin girls died same day as birth:Sherald & Sharron, Frederick married Shirley Boughner,Lois married Kenneth Hoffman (Div), Jane married Donald Traver. See husband Donald in OtterLake, MI cemetery for more info. she then Divorced. She had a comon law husband Robert Rickett and had a girl Colleen Rickett. | Anderson, Helen Margaret (I43036)
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| 492 | [[ http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GSln=kraklow&GSbyrel=all&GSdyrel=all&GSob=n&GRid=117552108&df=all& Obituary: Charles H. Kraklow Jan. 6, 1939 - Jan. 29, 2004 Charles Henry Kraklow, 65, passed away Jan. 29, 2004. Visitation was held Sunday, Feb. 1 from the chapel of Hood Funeral Home. Mr. Kraklow was born Jan. 6, 1939 in Milwaukee, WI, the son of Harry and Ester Lazewski Kraklow. He served in the Marine Corps during Vietnam and was a member of the VFW. He also served as a police officer for the Stevens Point Police Department in Stevens Point, WI. Survivors include his wife, Lynella Kraklow of Crossville; mother, Ester Kraklow of Stevens Point, WI; sons, Edward Kraklow, Richard Kraklow and Sean Shopinski, all of Steven Point, WI, David Kraklow of Camp Pendleton, CA, Johnathan Shopinski of Smithville, TN and Corey Kraklow of Crossville; daughter, Jamie Lyn Shopinski of Ocean Side, CA; brothers, Harry Kraklow of Eauclaire, WI, Karl Kraklow of Houston, TX, John Kraklow of Stevens Point, WI and Mark Kraklow of Iola, WI; and sisters, Jackie Leman and Lois Iwanski, both of Stevens Point, WI, Sharon Friken of Mosine, WI and Margie White. He was preceded in death by his father, Harry Kraklow, and a brother, Jimmy Kracklow. | Kraklow, Charles Henry (I72883)
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| 493 | [[ http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GSob=c&GSlh=1&GRid=32151620& Birth: unknown Framingham Middlesex County Massachusetts, USA Death: Dec. 11, 2008 Lynn Essex County Massachusetts, USA 76 years old, wife of late Frank J. Spirito,daughter of Walter & Dorothy A.(Clark)Hoar,Veteran,U.s.Air Force Reserves for 20+ years& supervisor at new England Telephone. Burial:: Cremated, Location of ashes is unknown. Created by: john gibney Record added: Dec 13 2008 Find A Grave Memorial# 32151620 Obituary: Daily Item, The (Lynn, MA) - December 13, 2008 Deceased Name: Patricia H. Spirito Active in many local groups, USAF veteran; LYNN Mrs. Patricia H. Spirito, age 76 years, of Lynn, died Thursday at Union Hospital, as a result of injuries sustained in a car accident. She was the wife of the late Frank J. Spirito, who died this past July, with whom she shared 44 years of marriage. Born in Framingham, she was the daughter of the late Walter and Dorothy A. (Clark) Hoar. She attended Millis schools, and graduated from Millis High School, Class of 1950. She served in the U. S. Air Force, Airman First Class, active duty from 1960 - 1962, and in the Air Force Reserves until she retired in 1982 at the rank of Master Sergeant. Mrs. Spirito was employed as a supervisor in the Engineering Department at New England Telephone, in Saugus until she retired in 1986. She was a member of the First Church of Christ in Lynn, Congregational, the Telephone Pioneers, the GLCAA bowling league. She was a volunteer usher at North Shore Music Theater, she volunteered in the Veterans Administration office at City Hall in Lynn, and at Our Lady of the Assumption Church in Lynnfield. She was a warden for elections at Shoemaker School. Mrs. Spirito enjoyed knitting, reading, walking the beach, and bowling. She is survived by one brother Robert Hoar of Port Washington, NY, one sister Joanne Andrews of Millis, and many nieces and nephews. She was also sister of the late Shirley Hoar. Service Details: Her funeral will be held at the First Church of Christ in Lynn 678 Lynnfield St. on Monday at 11:00 AM to which relatives and friends are invited to attend. Cremation will follow in Harmony Grove Cemetery. Visiting hours are at the Parker Funeral Home, 35 Franklin St. on Sunday from 2:00 - 6:00 PM. Memorial donations may be made to a charity of your choice. Guestbook at parkermemorialfuneralhome.com | Hoar, Patricia (I29185)
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| 494 | [[ http://www.gase.nl/internettreeusa/b596.htm#P49713 Don Herman HORR (HERN) was born on 10 August 1940 in San Diego County, California, USA. In January 2006 he lived in Arlington, Arlington County, Virginia, USA. He was a biochemist. Parents: Ralph HORR (HERN) and Martje "Marijtje or Marie" KRAP . | Horr, Donald (I35522)
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| 495 | [[ http://www.gase.nl/internettreeusa/b724.htm#P49710 Martje "Marijtje or Marie" KRAP was born on 6 February 1910 in Velsen, Noord-Holland, the Netherlands. On 17 October 1924 she immigrated. In 1930 she was a bookkeeper at State Road in dwelling 128 in Hamptonburg Town, Orange County, New York, USA. Marijtje or Marie died on 24 August 1984 at the age of 74 in Seattle, King County, Washington, USA. Parents: Herman KRAP and Cornelia de BACK . Spouse: Ralph HORR (HERN) . Children were: Don Herman HORR (HERN) . | Krap, Marie (I35511)
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| 496 | [[ http://www.genealogybank.com/gbnk/newspapers/doc/v2:1156D7F7D713A378@GBNEWS-119AFDAD742F8710-119AFDADAAFB5F48-119AFDAF76934C58/?search_terms=Horr%7Cnear/25%7Cduluth&s_dlid=DL0112041720265604343&s_ecproduct=SUB-Y-6995-R.IO-30&s_ecprodtype=RENEW-A-R&s_trackval=&s_siteloc=&s_referrer=&s_subterm=Subscription%20until%3A%2002%2F12%2F2013%2011%3A59%20PM&s_docsbal=%20&s_subexpires=02%2F12%2F2013%2011%3A59%20PM&s_docstart=&s_docsleft=&s_docsread=&s_username=mrsedson@gmail.com&s_accountid=AC0112011414323007616&s_upgradeable=no one of the sisters married william l. maes - of gladwin, michigan | Stevens, Caroline Elizabeth (I15997)
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| 497 | [[ http://www.geocities.com/RainForest/2704/o245oct.html (10/25/97)HOAR _ Charles Edward Hoar, most beloved husband of Jean, and loving father of Kevin and Shauna, passed away unexpectedly on October 22, 1997 at the Rockyview Hospital. Besides his immediate family, he leaves behind his loving sister Margaret Finnson and her husband Bill; a niece Charlene and her husband Dave; and four nephews, Daryl and his wife Shirley, Mike, Greg and Bradley. He is also survived by his ailing mother-in-law Flora McLenaghan. Charlie was born in Innisfail on August 19, 1936, to the late Charles and Kate Hoar. He came to Calgary in 1957 where he acquired his welding ticket at SAIT. He then met and married Jean in 1958. Charlie worked for Cockshutt, Trailmobile and Coutt's in Calgary. Quickly, Charlie's entrepreneurial spirit took over and he started Apex Welding in 1965. He eventually took the business and moved to the country, where he started boarding and raising horses. His and Jean's love and enjoyment of horses led to the birth of Rockalta Stables in 1975 which he held until 1981. The family then moved three miles north to their present home where he established his successful business known as Rock Alta Trailers. Family and friends have happy memories of the good times they shared with Charlie, remembering especially his good nature and infectious laughter. Charlie was also admired for his honesty and his sheer sense of decency. He will be forever loved by family and friends and sadly missed indeed. Those wishing to pay their respects may do so at McINNIS & HOLLOWAY'S "Crowfoot Chapel" (82 Crowfoot Circle N.W.), on Sunday, October 26, 1997 from 2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. Funeral Services will be held at McInnis & Holloway's "Crowfoot Chapel", on Monday, October 27, 1997 at 3:00 p.m. Family Graveside Service to follow at the Cochrane Cemetery. If friends so desire, memorial tributes may be made directly to the Alberta Foundation For Diabetes Research, 12834 - 163 Street, Edmonton, Alberta T5V 1K6. In living memory of Charlie Hoar, a tree will be planted at Fish Creek Provincial Park by McINNIS & HOLLOWAY FUNERAL HOMES "Crowfoot Chapel", 82 CROWFOOT CIRCLE N.W. Telephone: 403-241-0044. | Hoar, Charles (I11673)
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| 498 | [[ http://www.gladwinhistory.org/obits/Hoard_Lee_D_Jr.html Obituary: Lee D. Hoard, Jr., 63, of Gladwin, passed away at Bay Regional Medical Center on Monday, Jan. 2, 2006. He had lived in Gladwin since 1978, formerly of Roseville. He enjoyed hunting, fishing, working on cars and helping people. He enjoyed spending time at Elk Lake Bar. Lee is survived by his daughters, Rhonda (Bryan) Worden of Gladwin and Jackie (Ray) Schoenherr of Warren; grandchildren, Edward, Jr., Amanda, Heidi, Nikita, Raymond, Jr., and Richard; Great grandchildren, Alexandria, MacKenzie, Edward III and Shiyanna; his sisters, Leota (Henry) Aucoin and Louann (Richard) Klimek; and his brothers, Lynn (Angela) Hoard and Lyle (Ruth) Hoard. He was preceded in death by his wife, Caroline, in 1999 and by his parents, Lee and Eldora. Funeral services were held Jan. 5 at the Steuernol and McLaren Funeral Home in West Branch, with Rev. Dan Stoneback officiating. Memorial contributions may be made to the family. | Hoard, Lee Jr. (I62755)
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| 499 | [[ http://www.jspub.com/genealogy/mckean/john.html 20. DAVID6 McKEEN (WILLIAM5, JOHN4, JOHN3, JAMES2, WILLIAM1) was born July 31, 1775 in Truro, Nova Scotia, and died July 1824. He married (1) DIANA HUCHINSON 1801. He married (2) SUSANNAH LOGAN 1811, daughter of JOHN LOGAN and ANN FULL. He married (3) Lucy HOAR March 1818. Notes for DAVID McKEEN: Settled in Musquodoboit, Nova Scotia after marriage Children of DAVID McKEEN and DIANA HUCHINSON are: i. JOHN7 MCKEEN, b. May 7, 1802, Musquodoboit, Nova Scotia; d. Unknown; m. GRACE SMITH, November 9, 1826. Notes for JOHN MCKEEN: 4S + 4D ii. WILLIAM McKEEN, b. May 27, 1804, Musquodoboit, Nova Scotia; d. March 26, 1867; m. REBECCA SMITH, Abt. 1830, Mabou, Cape Breton. Notes for WILLIAM McKEEN: 2S + 7D iii. DAVID MCKEEN, b. August 6, 1806, Musquodoboit, Nova Scotia, Canada; d. June 13, 1851, Musquodoboit, Nova Scotia, Canada; m. SUSAN HIGGINS, January 5, 1831. Notes for DAVID McKEEN: Drowned while fishing on a lake south of Musquodoboit, Nova Scotia with several other men. Bodieswere found on 13 June 1853. 7 Daughters. His daughter Esther McKeen is the issue of a second marriage to an unknown spouse. Notes for SUSAN HIGGINS: Of Musquodoboit, Nova Scotia. iv. ANN MCKEEN, b. June 4, 1808, Musquodoboit, Nova Scotia; d. February 1827, Mabou, Nova Scotia. Children of DAVID McKEEN and Lucy HOAR are: v. SUSAN7 McKEEN, b. June 1819, Musquodoboit, Nova Scotia; d. Abt. 1848; m. THOMAS NELSON, 1840. Notes for SUSAN MCKEEN: 1S + 2D vi. THOMAS McKEEN, b. 1821, Musquodoboit, Nova Scotia; d. Unknown;m. MARY ROACH, May 1849, Pictou, Nova Scotia. Notes for THOMAS McKEEN: 4S + 7D vii. EBENEZER McKEEN, b. 1823, Musquodoboit, Nova Scotia; d. June 1847, Pictou, Nova Scotia. Notes for EBENEZER McKEEN: Died unmarried. | McKeen, David (I7521)
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| 500 | [[ http://www.legacy.com/DailyPress/DeathNotices.asp?Page=LifeStory&PersonId=121623286 Obituary: P. Hoar TOANO - Steven P. Hoar, 41, of Toano, Va., died Saturday, Dec. 20, 2008. He was one who always strived for excellence whether building a house or piloting a big rig cross country. Measurements must be on the mark and deliveries must be on time. His code for life was 'No injury, no damage, no excuse.' He was preceded in death by a brother, Jeffrey N. Hoar. He is survived by his wife of the covenant, Charlene; a daughter, Brandi Hoar of Seaford, Va.; his parents, Arthur and Sandra Hoar of Toano, Va.; three brothers, Gregory S. Hoar and a special friend, Jason Hinderliter, Bradley D. Hoar and Timothy M. Hoar and his wife, Annis, all of Toano, Va. A funeral service will be held at 11 a.m. Tuesday, Dec. 23, at West Point Christian Church, 290 W. Euclid Blvd., West Point, Va. Burial will follow in Williamsburg Memorial Park. The family will receive friends 6 to 8 p.m. Monday at Vincent Funeral Home & Cremation Service, 417 11th St., West Point, Va. | Hoar, Steven (I34118)
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