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Matches 3,651 to 3,700 of 7,802
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| 3651 | In 1953 Lloyd and Loretta were living in Beaver Creek, Clackamas County, Oregon. | Forrestall, Lloyd E (I9974)
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| 3652 | In 1953 they were living in Jennings Lodge, Clackamas County, Oregon | Noye, Harry (I17177)
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| 3653 | In 1974 he was living in Cordova. | McQuigge, Donald (I35244)
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| 3654 | In 1992 was living near Londonderry. | McQuigg, Charles (I26796)
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| 3655 | In 2010 living in Fountain Valley, California. Name given as Bechtold-Buller | Bechtold, Rita (I7605)
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| 3656 | In 306 he and Ascaric led a Frankish raid across the Rhine into southern Gaul while Constantine the Great was campaigning against the Picts in Britannia. Apparently the two had made a previous agreement with Rome not to cross the border, since Constantine sought to punish them as traitors upon his return. The two chieftains were defeated, captured, and executed "for their past crimes," an act which "bound with fear the slippery loyalty of the whole race," according to one of the emperor's anonymous panegyrists. The execution took place in one of the chief cities of Gaul, probably Trier, and the two Franks and their followers were torn apart by animals in the amphitheatre before a large crowd. Their defeat was followed by the subjection of the Bructeri. -- Wikiwand: Merogais | de Toxandrie, King Ragaise (I34024)
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| 3657 | In a 31 Dec 1904 newspaper it was noted that she won the Wien store contest. Witness to Ruth's baptism were Mrs. Keara Rein, William Seitz and Mrs. Auguste Seitz | Wald, Ruth Keara Wilhelmine (I22435)
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| 3658 | In a newspaper article dated 29 Apr 1948, Earl Ray Carriger, high school senior and Billie bernice Smith, Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Smith703 East 6th Street were married secretly on 29 Feb 1948 by Re. H. W. Darst at his home at 10 pm with Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Wade as witnesses. The couple kept the marriage a secret until last Saturday night. Earl broke a record of a class of 36 seniors al lof whom were unmarried. Bride graduated from Galena in 1947 and is employed in Joplin, MO. | Carriger, Earl Ray (I10703)
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| 3659 | In a winegrower's house. | Family: Stürenburg, Heinrich / Afinger, Clara (F11291)
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| 3660 | In ambulance on way to hospital | Deuschle, Adam J (I4935)
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| 3661 | In Bertha 1865 marriage record to Clark her father is listed as Emmanuel Wald. In 1870 Bertha, listed as Bertha Barto is living with her sister Louisa Weber in Warren Township, Marion, Indiana. So between 1866 and 1870 Clark Barto died or they separated and sometime between 1870 and 1870 Bertha married a Richer. In her marriage to William C Richer, Bertha is listed as Bertha Bardo. STATE OF INDIANA, MARION COUNTY, as. In the Superior Court of Marion county, in the State of Indiana. November Term, 1876, No. 16,1M. Divorce. Bertha H Richer vs. William C. Richer. Be it known, that on the 9th day of October, 1876, the above named plaintiff, by her attorney filed in the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of Marion county in the state of Indiana, filed her complaint against the above named defendant for divorce and on the said 9th day of October, 1876, the said plaintiff filed in said Clerks office the affidavit of a competent person showing that said defendant, William C, Richer, is not a resident of the State of Indiana. Now, therefore, by order of said Court, said defendant last above named is hereby notified of the filing and pendency of said-complaint against him, and that unless he appears and answers or demurs thereto at the calling of Mid cause on the second day of the term of said Court, to be begun and held at the Court House, in the city of Indianapolis, on the first Monday in December, 1876, said complaint. and the matters and things therein contained and alleged, will be heard and determined in his absence._____ AUSTIN H. BROWN, Clerk. George K. Perrin, Attorney for plaintiff | Wald, Bertha H (I5643)
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| 3662 | In der Geburtsurkunde seines Sohnes Friedrich wird er "Mörlein" geschrieben In the birth certificate of his son Friedrich he is written "Mörlein" | Mörlin, Caspar (I27974)
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| 3663 | In former times this was known as Laptau. | Klever, Margaretha (I30082)
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| 3664 | In former times this was Königsberg, Ostprussia, Germany | Mörlin, Joachim (I3774)
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| 3665 | In former times this was Königsberg, Ostprussia, Germany | Cordatus, Anna (I10980)
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| 3666 | In her marriage to Harold Grant, Isabelle claimed that it was her first marriage? Interesting | McQuigge, Irene Isabelle (I26612)
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| 3667 | In later years he had a small gold mine in the side of a mountain South of Helena. Our family visited him there in 1937. | Yama, Frank Jr (I18137)
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| 3668 | In Muskett's Suffolk Manorial Families v 1 p 329: "Margaret (Appleton) first wife of Thomas Spring of Lavenham, PCC will 1523, and the mother of Sir John Spring; sister and executor of Thomas Appleton 1508." THOMAS SPRING, JR. was born about 1430, of Lavenham, Suffolk, England, to Thomas Spring Sr. (1385-1440) and Agnes Morginson (1390-1433.) He married Margaret Appleton. Thomas Spring died 7 September 1486, at Lavenham, Suffolk, England, age 56. MARGARET APPLETON was born about 1433, of Lavenham, Suffolk, England, to John Appleton, III (1404-1481) and Margaret Welling (1407-1468.) She married Thomas Spring, Jr. Margaret Appleton died in about 1504, of Lavenham, Suffolk, England, age 71. Children of Thomas Spring and Margaret Appleton: 1. Cecily Spring, b. 1455. 2. William Spring, b. 1456. 3. Thomas Spring was born about 1456 of Lavenham, Suffolk, England to Thomas Spring, Jr. (1430-1486) and Margaret Appleton (1433-1504.) He married Margaret Parris. Thomas Spring died 17 September 1486, in England, age 30. 4. James Spring, b. 1461; d. 31 Aug 1493. 5. Marianna Spring, b. 1462. | Appleton, Margaret (I33390)
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| 3669 | In October of 1861 he volunteered in the Kansas Volunteer Cavalry and was discharged in 1865. | Vollrath, Franz Cletus (I14475)
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| 3670 | In other references, the surname is Robinson | Robinson, N.N. (I15011)
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| 3671 | In previous generations the name was Stenzel. | Wenzel, Lorenz (I30204)
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| 3672 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | McQuigg, Colin (I26797)
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| 3673 | In RAF, in 1992 he may have been living in Scotland. | McQuigg, Christopher (I26795)
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| 3674 | IN some notes, Ernst is listed as a gardener. He was granted permission to emigrate in 1868. On 29 Oct 1879 he filed his intent to become a US citizen in Colfax, Nebraska and he became a citizen on 11 Jun 1888 Internet: rootdigger Genealogy in Schleswig-Holstein, Middle two names. In 1870 he is listed as living in Benton County, Iowa with a Dobel family. His brother, Conrad, was living nearby with yet another Dobel family. Listed on the same census page was Christian Henrich Rosburg. In 1880 he is listed as living in Sugar Creek, Cedar County, Iowa. Their he was working as a farm laborer. Nearby, just down the road, was the woman he would wed, Elizabeth Fliss | Rosburg, Ernest Christian Alwin (I16849)
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| 3675 | In state hospital for 34 years, 6 months, 18 days | Stegner, John Earl Edward (I5276)
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| 3676 | In T.N.O.G. Amen the 11th day of August 1506, John Aley of Cheping Wicombe in the county of Bucks whole of mind make this my last will and testament. He asks that his body shall be buried in the Chapel of our Blessed Lady Wicombe. He leaves money to the church, and to the Vicar Sir Thomas Burley for the offerings he says he forgot to pay in his lifetime. He leaves money to the Chaplain Sir Thomas Mole, and to the repair of the church and to provide light in the church. He then makes bequests to the repair of crosses on the highways about Wicombe. He then leaves 8 marks to an honest person to sing mass in the church for two years for his soul and all Christian souls. He then leaves tenements (houses) to his wife Agnes and after her death to his son Robert. But if his son Robert does not have children then these tenements to pass to the town on Robert's death. He then leaves a bequest to William his brother. He makes Robert Ashcroft (Mayor of Wicombe) and others to oversee his will. http://genforum.genealogy.com/alley/messages/1763.html | Alley, Sir John (I35655)
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| 3677 | In temple 12 (Korbach) The House of Temple 12 in October 2014. Click for a larger version. House no. 12 on Tempel Street is a half-timbered house built in 1739 by Jakob Schlömer in the old town of Korbach [1] history 1. Nothing is known about a possible previous building. The builder of today's house was the carpenter Jacob Schlömer (* in Goldhausen; [2] established July 15, 1748). He acquired civil rights in 1713 and married Anna Maria Blomen / Blume (~ 22.12.1691; † 02.04.1744), daughter of Jeremias Blomen and Anna Catharina Werner (Düdinghausen) on February 9 of the same year. Through this marriage in 1718 he also became the owner of his wife's parents' house, house no. 338 at the Tränketor. 2. In 1749 Sidonia Elisabeth Scipio (* November 3rd, 1708 in Rhena; † June 11th, 1760 in Usseln) acquired the house. She was the daughter of pastor Ludwig Scriba in Berndorf and Elisabeth Amalie Textor from Worms. On November 20, 1726 she married Christian Scipio (~ October 14, 1696 in Mengeringhausen; † September 16, 1748 in Twiste). He was the son of pastor Johann Franz Scipio in Korbach and Johanne Margarethe Bilstein. From 1724 to 1731 he was pastor in Rhena and from 1731 to 1748 in Twiste. Sidonia Elisabeth Scipio died in the house of her son-in-law, the pastor Henrich Ephraim Jungcurt. 3. 1749 Sidonia Elisabeth Scipio. 4. 1762 Johann Justus Schlömer. 5. 1794 Johann Henrich Betting. 6. 1817 Marie Luise Schwane (r). 7. 1823 Georg Heinrich Samuel Schwane (r). 8. 1826 Catharina Schwaner. 9. 1829 Henrich Daniel Anton Richter. 10. 1860 Christian Friedrich Ludwig Theobald. 11. 1898 Louis Rudolf Karl Schmalz. 12. 1945 Louis Carl Wilhelm Heinrich Rudolf Schmalz. | Blume, Anna Maria (I32666)
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| 3678 | In the 1825 Canadian Census in Bartholmew’s household were: Boy1 < 6 years old (1819-1825) likely Chauncey Gould born 1820 Boy2 6-14 years old ( 1811 -1819) Unknown Boy3 18-24 (1801-1807) Abraham Male. >45 years old married Bartholomew Girl 1 18 not 45 years old (either Nancy or Polly) Girl2 18 not 45 years old (either Nancy or Polly) Woman married >45 years old (Nancy or second wife) Rachael? Father came from Vermont and mother Canadian. In 1885 went to Sac County, Iowa and lived on a farm outside of town for a couple of years before moving into Schaller. In the 1880 census it states that Chauncey's father and mother were both from New Hampshire. From 28 Mar 1902 paper: News from Schaller. Mike Callahan, an aged man, residing two miles south of Schaller, who is somewhat demented, wandered away from home Monday evening. After wandering about all night, he came to the home of George Gould, very badly chilled. As Mr. Gould was going to Early he brought Mr. Callahan with him and upon their arrival gave him into the custody of Constable Fuller. J. M. Kelly who was acquainted with the unfortunate man, telephoned to his relatives who, upon hearing of his whereabouts, drove down and took him home. History of Grant County Wisconsin Western Historical Publishing, Chicago, July 1881 Town of Mount Ida, Biographical Sketches, Page 1040 CHAUNCY GOULD, farmer, Sec. 27; P. O. Fennimore; born in Bolton, Canada, in 1820; removed to Vermont in 1838; went to California in 1849; came to Wisconsin in 1853, and settled in Grant Co. Was married in Canada in 1853, to Flavia A. Bronson, who was born in Canada in 1833; they have two children - George B., born in 1855; married Margaret Borah in 1875; is a resident of Sac Co., Iowa; Emma J., born in 1860; married John Borah, Dec. 30, 1880; resides at home. Mr. Gould has held various town offices; has been Town Clerk a number of years, Justice of the Peach, and has been a member of the Board of Supervisors of his town; is a Radical Republican. Owns a valuable farm of 130 acres, under a high state of cultivation. Purchased 40 acres in Wisconsin on 01 Nov 1855 and another 40 acres on 15 Mar 1857. | Gould, Chauncey (I8419)
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| 3679 | In the 1825 Canadian Census in Bartholmew’s household were: Boy1 < 6 years old (1819-1825) likely Chauncey Gould born 1820 Boy2 6-14 years old ( 1811 -1819) Unknown Boy3 18-24 (1801-1807) Abraham Male. >45 years old married Bartholomew Girl 1 18 not 45 years old (either Nancy or Polly) Girl2 18 not 45 years old (either Nancy or Polly) Woman married >45 years old (Nancy or second wife) Rachael? In the 1842 Canadian Census Bartholomew or Bart was living in Bolton, Missisquoi, Quebec, Canada along with his wife. His son Abraham was on the same property along with his family. Polly’s death record lists her father Bartholomew born in Stowe, Vermont 44.466111, -72.685833 and her mother Annie Page born in New Hampshire. | Gould, Bartholomew (I34618)
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| 3680 | In the 1825 Canadian Census in Bartholmew’s household were: Boy1 < 6 years old (1819-1825) likely Chauncey Gould born 1820 Boy2 6-14 years old ( 1811 -1819) Unknown Boy3 18-24 (1801-1807) Abraham Male. >45 years old married Bartholomew Girl 1 18 not 45 years old (either Nancy or Polly) Girl2 18 not 45 years old (either Nancy or Polly) Woman married >45 years old (Nancy or second wife) Rachael? | Gould, Abram (I34630)
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| 3681 | In the 1825 Canadian Census in Bartholmew’s household were: Boy1 < 6 years old (1819-1825) likely Chauncey Gould born 1820 Boy2 6-14 years old ( 1811 -1819) Unknown Boy3 18-24 (1801-1807) Abraham Male. >45 years old married Bartholomew Girl 1 18 not 45 years old (either Nancy or Polly) Girl2 18 not 45 years old (either Nancy or Polly) Woman married >45 years old (Nancy or second wife) Rachael? | Gould, Polly (I34660)
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| 3682 | In the 1891 census he was 10 years old (born 1881) | McQuigg, Frederick E (I85)
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| 3683 | In the 1891 census he was 17 years old (born 1875). | McQuigg, Morton H (I10014)
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| 3684 | In the 1891 census she was 15 years old (born 1876). | McQuaig, Frances Anne (I26521)
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| 3685 | In the 1901 census she was age 75 years, born in 1826; living with son John aunt Martha and daughter Sara. | Taggart, Mary Jane (I14012)
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| 3686 | In the 1901 Census she was born in 1851 | Hunter, Catherine (I34985)
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| 3687 | In the 1910 census, Rosanna states that she is a widow, bore five children and five of those children are alive in 1910. The 1900 census for Ohio, Spencer, Indiana lists Rosanna as Rosana Benson. | Garvin, Rosanna (I16017)
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| 3688 | In the 1910 Kansas City, Missouri census, he is listed as adopted by John and Lizzie A Kunzweiler. | Schalue, Harold Francis (I16022)
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| 3689 | In the 1910 Kansas City, Missouri census, he is listed as adopted by John and Lizzie A Kunzweiler. | Schalue, Calvin James (I6094)
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| 3690 | In the 1910 Kansas City, Missouri census, she is listed as adopted by John and Lizzie A Kunzweiler. | Schalue, Wilma F (I23232)
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| 3691 | In the 1910 Spencer County Census he is listed at Russel Garvin who works as a button holer in a garment factory. | Densman, Russell (I19532)
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| 3692 | In the 30 years war Christoph was living as a citizen and baker in Neustadt bei Coburg. In 1632 in the record of Georg Ernst Brechthold is was noted that his grandfather threw a bomb or shot at the opposing forces. | Brechtold, Christoph (I12539)
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| 3693 | In the baptism book for the Evangelical Church of Großgarnstadt, John George is listed as John George Engel. His father is not listed on the baptism records, only his mother. | Brueckner, John George (I14757)
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| 3694 | In the Boonville City Directory of 1869-1870 is "Wald, Theodore (Grindner & Co.) Vine between 5th and 6th Streets From an Ancestry Post: I'm trying to find out more about my great great aunt, Mary Emmaline "Emily" (Rabia) (Mondier) WALD and her husband, Theodore "Theo" WALD. From a 1990 letter written by Odell Myers accompanying Santiago Rabia's papers donated to the Alamo, I have a few clues -- that the Walds had a house on East Bow Street which was damaged by a fire, that "they died in the 1930s" and that they are buried in "the Old Noonday Cemetery just East of Tyler." Another distant cousin remembered that there were headstones for their graves. She recalled that they were known to the family as Aunt Emm and Uncle Theo. Aunt Emm also went by Emily. Mary E and Theodore Wald appear on the 1900 through 1920 census records for Tyler, Smith Co., TX. Aunt Emm had been married before to Peter Mondier (seen spelled Mondere as well as Mondeer). She had a son James Mondier. He appears in a directory listing for Waco, TX in 1886, 1887 as a switchman for "T and street L Railway." Aunt Emm's granddaughter, "Elen R Mondeer," appears on the 1910 census residing in the Wald household, listed as age 14. The 1990 letter to the Alamo refers to the granddaughter as "Reitzel." On the Smith County, TX census records 1900 through 1920, the Walds have neighbors Charles H. and Ellen Reitzell. Aunt Emm was born before 1850 in Nacogdoches County, TX to Santiago RABIA and Nancy Rebecca CARROLL. The 1990 letter to the Alamo states that she may have resided in or near Belcherville, Montague Co., TX when married to Peter Mondere (Mondier). She appears on 1870 census records for Grayson County as Mary E Mondier. On 1880 census records for Grayson County, she is listed as Mary E Mondere. I would also like to know what happened to her son, James Mondier, and granddaughter, Elen R Mondeer/ Mondier/ Mondere. A Response to the Post: in Section C of Liberty Hill Cemetery, NE of Tyler at intersection of E. Erwin & FM 2767: Theo Wald 2-16-1849 - 5-26-1938 Emily Wald 11-28-1844 - 5-6-1936 They are also listed in some City Directories in the 30's, living at 420 E. Bow St. In 1937, Theo is listed alone. My Response to the Post: I have a Theodore Wald who was born in 1848 (by early census records)although it could be 1849. He was born in Fredersdorf, Markisch-Oderland, Brandenburg, Brandenburg, Germany; the son of Emmanual and Mary Wald. He first came to Madison, Wisconsin then to Cooper County, Missouri. When the Civil War broke out Emmanual took part of his family back to Wisconsin. Mary was deceased by that time. Part of the family stayed in Missouri. The family was very musical (Emmanual was a music teacher in Germany) so Theodore and his brother Adolph ended up in a regimental Union Army band during the War. Theodore returned to Boonville Cooper County, Missouri but left sometime after 1870. It is said that he left for Texas and the family lost touch with him. Could The Theodore Wald who married M. E. Mondere on 22 Apr 1890 in Navarro County, Texas and mine be one in the same? To me this is a long story of many years in the making. In 1870 Theodore was a tanner in Boonville. A little bit puzzling until I remember that a number of his brothers were shoemakers, leather salesmen, etc. While in Boonville he boarded with the Dauwater family. | Wald, Theodore (I173)
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| 3695 | In the church records for the death of Johann Ludwig Thomæ it lists his survivors. It lists his two sons Lorenz and Lorenz; five daughters Anna Margaretha, Barbara, Margaretha Barbara, and Dorothea. It the church records it lists a Lorenz Thomæ Sr. and a Lorenz Thomæ, Jr. While I have always thought this to be a father son relationship, it is not. Instead it refers to the two Lorenzs in the same family. But then I noticed that, in 1853 and 1854, the Regierungs- und Intelligenzblatt für das Herzogthum Coburg [Admininstrative and Intelligence Bulletin for the Duchy of Coburg] was running announcements about the people who were leaving Sonnefeld, Frohnlach and Ebersdorf for "Nordamerika". On Issue No. 66, Saturday, 19 August 1854, it mentioned two of your ancestors, side by side, on the same page. I've attached for you the copy of the top halves of the two pages in the original German. Here is the English translation of the following announcements: Emigration of Margaretha Barbara Walter of Hofstädten toNorth America. Margaretha Barbara Walter of Hofstädten is emigrating to North America and wishes to begin the journey on or around 27th of this month; any notices against her should be made known immediately. Sonnefeld, 14 August 1854. Ducal Office of Justice of Saxe-Coburg R. Rose. Emigration of the Potter Lorenz Thomä of Hofstädten to NorthAmerica. The potter Lorenz Thomä of Hofstädten is emigrating to North America and wishes to begin the journey on or around 27th of this month; any notices against him should be made known immediately. Sonnefeld, 14 August 1854. Ducal Office of Justice of Saxe-Coburg R. Rose. In 1778 Johann Paul Thomæ was living in House 51a in Hofstädten. In 1811 after the death of Johann Paul it came into the possession of Johann Ernst Thomæ and his wife Sabine. After the death of Maria Savina nee’ Bechmann Thomæ in into the possession of Johann Ludwig Thomæ. And Barbara Thomæ was awarded the Brennhaus. In 1835 Johann Ludwig came into possession of both House 51a and 51b. In 1852 the house came into the possession of Lorenz Thomæ, Sr. and in 1844 passed into the house of Lorenz Thomæ, Jr. Finally in 1854 it came into the possession of Ludwig Thomæ, Sr. (the father of the potter). Then in 1855 in passed to Margaretha Thomæ and her brothers and sisters. So I come to the conclusion that Lorenz Thoma immigrated to America after the death of this father in 1854. | Thomæ, LORENZ George Sr (I6271)
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| 3696 | In the death of Mrs. Margaret (Magdalena) Stretz Boonville loses (sic) another of her old citizens. The deceased was born in Germany on October 20, 1823, and removed to the United States in 1840, settling in Boonville soon after coming to America. She was ill but a short while, dying at the residence of her son-in-law, Joseph Schuster, Friday morning, December 22. The deceased was a very devoted member of the Catholic church, and her funeral was largely attended Sunday afternoon by the many friends who gathered to pay the last sad tribute. She leaves a circle of relatives. She was the mother of eight children, 51 grandchildren and 15 great grandchildren and will be missed by a large circle of friends who loved her for her noble character and many acts of charity. The remains were buried in the Catholic cemetery. (Magdalena the d/o Lorenz Reiter & Therese Brenneisen, w/o Frank Stretz. This obit states she was born on 20 Oct 1823, but Reiter information I got from Udo Strickfaden has her born 20 Sep 1823.) Census Records: US, MO, Cooper, 1850, 1860, 1870, 1880, 1900, Living with Sophia in 1900. | Reiter, Magdalena (I9555)
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| 3697 | In the deed given by Reynolds Elledge (son of Benjamin) to the Sleights in 1865, the grantors (Reynolds M. Elledge and his wife Zerilda) reserved one-eighth of an acre, a plot 4 ½ rods square, for "a burying ground for the heirs of the late Benjamin Elledge deceased," the plot being described with great particularity. This burial plot was 60 rods north and 32 rods east of the southwest corner of the old Elledge 80. It lay about 100 yards from the early Elledge log house; it is today traversed by a farm driveway, along which are strewn a few fragments of stones that once marked the burials of numerous descendants of the Boone line." … >The cemetery is located in Griggsville Township. Sometime in the past, tombstones found in the Benjamin Elledge cemetery were moved to a shed/garage/barn to be protected. They have since been moved (by persons unknown) to the Uriah Elledge Cemetery. It is unknown if there are remaining stones buried underground in the old Benjamin Elledge cemetery location. The following was given to me by Alice Huitt Preston (thank you!): Father: *Edward (Neddie) BOONE b: 19 NOV 1740 in Exeter Township, Berks Co., Pennsylvania Mother: Martha BRYAN b: 19 MAR 1740 in Winchester, Frederick Co., N.C. Colony, British Empire Married: Francis ELLEDGE III b: 18 FEB 1750 in Yadkin District, Rowan Co., North Carolina Married: 25 DEC 1776 in Rowan Co., North Carolina Children: Mary Polly ELLEDGE b: 19 OCT 1777 in North Carolina Jesse Bryan ELLEDGE b: 12 AUG 1779 in 20 miles from Squire Boone Station,Clark Co., Kentucky James ELLEDGE b: 12 OCT 1779 in Clark, Kentucky Charity Sarah ELLEDGE b: 5 OCT 1780 in Boone's Fort, Clark, Kentucky Benjamin ELLEDGE b: 19 AUG 1782 in Bryans Station, Clark Co., Kentucky Leonard Boone ELLEDGE b: 24 DEC 1783 in Boone's Fort, Clark Co., Kentucky or Georgia Martha Jane ELLEDGE b: 24 JUL 1786 in Adair, Kentucky or North Carolina Nancy ELLEDGE b: 4 OCT 1788 in Boone's Fort, Clark, Kentucky *Edward Boone ELLEDGE b: 30 SEP 1791 in Clark Co., Kentucky Charity Sarah ELLEDGE b: 4 MAY 1794 in Kentucky William ELLEDGE b: 12 JUN 1797 in Boone's Creek, Clark, Kentucky Jemima ELLEDGE b: 29 SEP 1803 in Kentucky The following was given to me by Alice Huitt Preston (thank you!): Father: *Edward (Neddie) BOONE b: 19 NOV 1740 in Exeter Township, Berks Co., Pennsylvania Mother: Martha BRYAN b: 19 MAR 1740 in Winchester, Frederick Co., N.C. Colony, British Empire Married: Francis ELLEDGE III b: 18 FEB 1750 in Yadkin District, Rowan Co., North Carolina Married: 25 DEC 1776 in Rowan Co., North Carolina Children: Mary Polly ELLEDGE b: 19 OCT 1777 in North Carolina Jesse Bryan ELLEDGE b: 12 AUG 1779 in 20 miles from Squire Boone Station,Clark Co., Kentucky James ELLEDGE b: 12 OCT 1779 in Clark, Kentucky Charity Sarah ELLEDGE b: 5 OCT 1780 in Boone's Fort, Clark, Kentucky Benjamin ELLEDGE b: 19 AUG 1782 in Bryans Station, Clark Co., Kentucky Leonard Boone ELLEDGE b: 24 DEC 1783 in Boone's Fort, Clark Co., Kentucky or Georgia Martha Jane ELLEDGE b: 24 JUL 1786 in Adair, Kentucky or North Carolina Nancy ELLEDGE b: 4 OCT 1788 in Boone's Fort, Clark, Kentucky *Edward Boone ELLEDGE b: 30 SEP 1791 in Clark Co., Kentucky Charity Sarah ELLEDGE b: 4 MAY 1794 in Kentucky William ELLEDGE b: 12 JUN 1797 in Boone's Creek, Clark, Kentucky Jemima ELLEDGE b: 29 SEP 1803 in Kentucky | Boone, Charity Ann (I31830)
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| 3698 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Grace, Michaela Jo (I8602)
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| 3699 | In the Indiana Births, 1880-1920 Edna's mother is given as Florence Densman with a birth palce of Spencer County. | Densman, Edna Mae (I22249)
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| 3700 | In the same burial plot and on same headstone as parents. | Schmidt, Louis (I18330)
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