Matches 251 to 300 of 1,127
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| 251 | A22463-4 A 29 F.Lancs 6 pt 7 Oldham, 1738-1759 | Family: James Mellor / Betty Crossley (F704)
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| 252 | Abilene spans Jones and Taylor counties. Without a location, don't know which. | Brown, Reva Mildred (I369)
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| 253 | Absolute supposition - I know of no other vA's in Texas at this time. | van Amber, Charles B (I218)
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| 254 | According to 1940 census Helen's parents were both born in Germany. | Stransky, Helen P (I130)
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| 255 | According to his military records his correct name is William Wallace vanAmber apparently many of his family and friends called him Wallace to differentiate him from other Williams. | van Amber, William Wallace (I80)
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| 256 | According to Realtor.com this home was built in 1875. | Howell, Horace Frank (I2462)
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| 257 | According to this census, Frederick enlisted as a private in D Co, 35th NY Infantry as a Musician on Sept 9th 1861 and was discharged Jun 5th 1863. He applied for disability based on chronic diarrhea and rheumetism. From 35th Infantry Civil War Roster https://dmna.ny.gov/historic/reghist/civil/rosters/Infantry/35th_Infantry_CW_Roster.pdf VAN AMBER, FREDERICK.—Age, 30 years. Enlisted, September 11, 1861, at Watertown, to serve unexpired term of two years; mustered in as musician, Co. A, September 18, 1861; transferred to Co. I, December 1, 1861; mustered out with company, June 5, 1863, at Elmira, N.Y., as Vanamburgh. | van Amber, Frederick (I43)
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| 258 | Added by Denise Crawford Minerva VanAmburg Kitson BIRTH 5 Oct 1836 New York, USA DEATH 17 Jan 1906 (aged 69) Lodi Center, Seneca County, New York, USA BURIAL West Lodi Cemetery Lodi, Seneca County, New York, USA MEMORIAL ID 161669445 · View Source Daughter of William and Deborah VanAmburg. Sister of Martha, Almada, Isabella and Alonzo VanAmburg "Lodi - Mrs. Minerva Kitson, widow of the late Shadrick Kitson, died of apoplexy early Wednesday morning at the home of Frank Manning where she had gone to spend the winter. Mrs. Kitson was 70 years old and had lived nearly all her life in Seneca county. She was a faithful member of the M. E. church at Lodi, whose pastor, Rev. M. J. Owen officiated at the funeral Friday afternoon. Her remains were laid to rest in the Lodi cemetery." (Ovid Gazette, 24 January 1906) "Lodi - Mrs. Minerva Kitson died on Tuesday night at an advanced age. She was the widow of the late Shadrach Kitson, of Lodi Centre, where she had lived since the death of her husband, some years ago, except during the winter months she had made her home with the family of Frank Manning, southeast of this village, where she died. Mrs. Kitson was universally respected, and had for many years been a faithful and consistent member of the Methodist Episcopal church of Lodi. A son, Eugene Kitson, survived her. It is not known at this date (Wednesday) the day and hour of her funeral." (Interlaken Review, Friday, 19 January 1906) "Mrs. Minerva Kitson died early Wednesday morning, of apoplexy, at the home of Frank Manning, where she was boarding. Her age was 70 years. Funeral at house this Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock." ((Interlaken Review, Friday, 19 January 1906) | van Ember, Minerva (I1241)
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| 259 | age 2/12 Jun of 1870 - disappears after this census? | van Amber, Frederick (I409)
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| 260 | Age 23 in 1860 Census Birth Month from 1900 Census | Van Amber, Joseph Henry (I688)
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| 261 | Age 8/12 in June 1860 census | Van Amber, Emma (I828)
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| 262 | Age this census is 41 | Kenney, Ruby M (I180)
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| 263 | Agricultural Census | van Amburgh, Rev Freeman (I2474)
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| 264 | Alice Vanamber United States Social Security Death Index Age 63 Given Name Alice Surname Vanamber Birth Date 04 Mar 1942 State Missouri Last Place of Residence Hamilton, Ohio Previous Residence Postal Code 45231 Event Date 17 Nov 2005 | Farris, Alice Ann (I117)
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| 265 | All other census' say she was born in Nova Scotia | Vanember, Phebe Jane (I941)
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| 266 | Also Adah | van Amber, Ada M (I100)
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| 267 | also AKA vanamberg, vanambergh, vanamburgh | van Ambur, Dr. Earl Rose (I1290)
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| 268 | also Ledia 1910 Census | Whitaker, Lydia Ann (I819)
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| 269 | Also Lulu | van Amber, Lulah M (I397)
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| 270 | Also Mattie Byrd Lee | Lee, Mattie Bird (I2151)
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| 271 | Also seen as Lula | van Amber, Lulu L (I27)
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| 272 | Also seen as Mable A | Cornish, Mabel Frances (I1046)
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| 273 | Also seen as Rita C | Cichy, Rita Margaret (I206)
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| 274 | Also transcribed as Anna and Emma and Alma and Aima | van Amber, Emme E (I215)
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| 275 | Also written as Persus on census | van Amber, Perris Lorinda (I330)
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| 276 | Amos Gates married first, in Concord, Mass., on 7 November 1732, to MARY HUBBARD, born 4 May 1712, living 2 September 1747, when her father made his will, but died before 10 December 1754, daughter of Samuel Hubbard and Sarah Clark. | Family: Amos Gates / Mary Hubbard (F923)
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| 277 | Amos Gates, yeoman of Stow, died intestate before 12 March 1783 in Stow, Massachusetts. The papers can be found in Middlesex County [Mass.] Probate Records, Packet 8,936 (accessed on FHL Microfilm 0,397,070). His widow, Deborah, and Jabez Brown were granted administration on that date. An inventory was taken by Jabez Brown, Joshua Brown and Jonas Hale, all of Stow. The personal estate totalled 90 pounds, 15 shillings, and the real estate totalled 225 pounds. The inventory was allowed on 14 May 1783 by the Court. An account of the debts due, in the sum of 85 pounds, 9 shillings, 11 pence was allowed on 5 November 1783. In the partition of the land, the widow was allotted her thirds. Amos Gates was appointed the executor of his father's 1743 will, which was proved 22 June 1752 in Middlesex County Probate Court, and was bequeathed the following: "I give to my son Amos Gates (....) one set of cast irons allso I give to my said son Amos that parcel of land yt is called ye pasture joyning to the farm on wch I now live containing by estimation twelve acres be the same more or less both within ye fence and without it obliging him on confirmation thereof to give to me & my wife a decent Christian burial when we shall dye and as to my own burial I so far direct as to say yt my sd son shall give to my three surviving daughters viz. Hannah Heald, Mary Hains & Susanna Fitch mourning aparel that is robe gowns of Norwich ... of black and white ... crape as it is commonly called suitable in price and goodness for people of their fashion together with decent black gloves and vales and to each of my three sons decent black gloves & ... My will further is that my sd son amos Gates shall pay to ye children of my daughter Elizabeth Wheler deceased in money as much as it shall cost him to ... either of daughters abovesd in mourning as above; that is to say to all of my grand children as much as one of my said daughters. and: "I give further to my son Amos Gates all my rights in the common land in said Stow and my whole property in sd Stow commons." | Gates, Amos (I2788)
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| 278 | Amos Gates, yeoman of Stow, died intestate before 12 March 1783 in Stow, Massachusetts. The papers can be found in Middlesex County [Mass.] Probate Records, Packet 8,936 (accessed on FHL Microfilm 0,397,070). His widow, Deborah, and Jabez Brown were granted administration on that date. An inventory was taken by Jabez Brown, Joshua Brown and Jonas Hale, all of Stow. The personal estate totalled 90 pounds, 15 shillings, and the real estate totalled 225 pounds. The inventory was allowed on 14 May 1783 by the Court. An account of the debts due, in the sum of 85 pounds, 9 shillings, 11 pence was allowed on 5 November 1783. In the partition of the land, the widow was allotted her thirds. | Gates, Amos (I2788)
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| 279 | Ancestry.com. Alberta, Canada, Marriages Index,1898-1942 [database on-line]. Lehi, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2017. | Family: Harold Victor William Hurst / Dorothy Vanember (F355)
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| 280 | and I have no idea pasack where! | van Emburgh, Albert (I1299)
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| 281 | Announcement say Poughkeepsie, NY index says Wawarsing ...??? | Family: Donald Frederic Lyons / Joyce Cornelia van Ambur (F471)
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| 282 | Another John F with 1920 birthdate ... couldn't be father. | van Amburgh, John Francis (I1850)
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| 283 | Antonio Stranski arrived on November 22,1865. Also arriving on the same ship was Jacob Stranski and his family. The first names of children are the same and were probably family names. It appears they were brothers. Both settled in Belle Plaine, Shawano,WI | Stranski, Anton (I2752)
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| 284 | Applied for CWVP from Minn 1912 Feb 9 unit D 12 Minn Infantry -- MERGED NOTE ------------ 1910 Census shows both parents being "Canada English | Van Amber, Ray Erbin (I610)
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| 285 | Army Serial Number 33028675 | van Amburgh, Norman E (I1461)
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| 286 | Army Serial Number 36155136 | van Amburgh, Clayton H (I1462)
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| 287 | Army service number 32405830 | Vanamburgh, Howard Edward (I1270)
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| 288 | Army service number 32974880 | van Amburgh, Enos William Jr (I1470)
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| 289 | Army service number 36175818 | van Amburgh, Clifford H (I1471)
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| 290 | Arthur David VanAmber , 73, of Pierce City went to be with his Lord in Heaven on Saturday June 27, 2015 at his home in Pierce City. He was born in Monett on January 26, 1942, the son of the late James Russell and Ethel Ruth (Fyr) VanAmber. He was united in marriage to Edith Breazzeal and she preceded him in death in 1999. He was retired from EFCO in Monett, served his country in the United States Army and was a member of the First Baptist Church in Pierce City, Missouri. Arthur is survived by one son: Shaun VanAmber of Branson; two brothers: Ronald VanAmber of Monett, and Donald VanAmber of Cape Canaveral, Florida; two sisters: Nellie Morris of Monett, and Judy Etter of Sarcoxie; and three grandchildren. He was preceded in death by both his parents: James and Ethel and wife Edith. Visitation for Arthur is being held on Thursday July 2, 2015 from 6p-8p at the Bennett-Wormington Funeral Home in Monett, Missouri. Graveside services at the Missouri Veteran’s Cemetery will be announced when finalized. Memorial donations for Arthur may be made to the First Baptist Church in Pierce City or to Hospice Compassus. | van Amber, Arthur David (I71)
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| 291 | Arthur David VanAmber, 73, went to be with his Lord in Heaven on Saturday at his home in Pierce City. He was son of James Russell & Ethel Ruth (Fyr) VanAmber. He was united in marriage to Edith Breazzeal. He was retired from EFCO in Monett, served his country in the United States Army & was a member of the First Baptist Church. Arthur is survived by son: Shaun; plus siblings: Nellie Morris, Judy Etter, Ronald & Donald VanAmber; also 3 grandchildren. He was preceded in death by both his parents & wife Edith. Graveside services at the Missouri Veteran’s Cemetery will be announced when finalized. Memorial donations for Arthur may be made to the First Baptist Church in Pierce City or to Hospice Compassus. Bennett-Wormington Funeral Home | van Amber, Arthur David (I71)
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| 292 | As an aside, APW Paper Co was the first to manufacture Toilet paper on a roll as we know it in Albany in 1891 (patent) | van Amburgh, William Joseph (I1869)
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| 293 | as spelled on SS Archives | Lasher, Edith Cory (I1120)
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| 294 | B, d, M, cremation taken from Death Cert | Winch, Marie (I522)
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| 295 | Bad script for street name, could be Morry, Morrey, Marrin ??? | van Amber, Ada M (I100)
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| 296 | bd from 1855 Census | Newman, Charles (I64)
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| 297 | Believe this to translate to "213th Field Signal Battalion" Signal Corps" | Mellor, Ralph Hagan (I1994)
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| 298 | Best guess - sells dental supplies. | Allen, Clifford L (I1005)
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| 299 | Bet this is Hiram not Harold! | van Amber, Hiram Watson (I37)
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| 300 | Betty Mae's Birth says his birthplace was in Missouri | Kissinger, Fred Franklin (I349)
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