Matches 551 to 600 of 1,127
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| 551 | From SSDI | van Amber, Rev Raymond Carl (I116)
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| 552 | From SSDI | Brown, Reva Mildred (I369)
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| 553 | From SSDI | Kordell, James Leroy (I524)
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| 554 | From SSDI | Alice L (I963)
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| 555 | From SSDI | Alice L (I963)
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| 556 | from SSDI | Holland, Jackie Jean (I1043)
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| 557 | From SSDI | Vanamberg, Walter R (I1495)
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| 558 | from SSDI | van Amburg, Clarence William (I1911)
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| 559 | From ssdi | Decker, Harold Peter (I2523)
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| 560 | from tombstone | Family: Rev Raymond Carl van Amber / Alice Ann Farris (F32)
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| 561 | From Wesley D's Headstone request | Seeley, Dorothy A (I145)
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| 562 | From WWII Draft Registration | van Amber, Hiram Watson (I37)
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| 563 | From www.familyhistorypages.com/Gates.htm, by Richard Bingham: Served as a Private under Captain Silas Brown from 4 March to 2 December 1760 in the campaign against Canada. In his enlistment, he is described as son of Amos Gates and 18 years of age. He served also in the American Revolution.� | Gates, Abraham (I2786)
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| 564 | From: Meanderings in New Jersey's Medical History, By Michael Nevins, 2011 "Johannes grew up in New Amsterdam and learned the medical trade from his father. [false. He grew up in Wiltwyck and his father died when he was four years old.] He was Bergen County's first medical doctor. He moved to Hackensack about 1685 and practiced from his home located on what became known as Doctor's Creek. He must have done fairly well, because in 1698 he and a partner, David Provost, bought 250 acres of wilderness land to the north in an area the Indians called Hoghakas. The purchase prices was equivalent to $10,000. At some point, he moved to what became Ridgewood, there's no evidence he practiced medicine there, it's where he died in 1729." From: Meanderings in New Jersey's Medical History, By Michael Nevins, 2011 "Johannes grew up in New Amsterdam and learned the medical trade from his father. [false. He grew up in Wiltwyck and his father died when he was four years old.] He was Bergen County's first medical doctor. He moved to Hackensack about 1685 and practiced from his home located on what became known as Doctor's Creek. He must have done fairly well, because in 1698 he and a partner, David Provost, bought 250 acres of wilderness land to the north in an area the Indians called Hoghakas. The purchase prices was equivalent to $10,000. At some point, he moved to what became Ridgewood, there's no evidence he practiced medicine there, it's where he died in 1729." Johannes was four years old in 1665 when his uncles were appointed his guardians after the death of his parents. In 1688, his home was used as a court room for the trial of small causes by an act of the governor and council. His home was located on the Hackensack River. At the time it was part of Essex Co. His land was used as a survey reference 9 Aug 1715 (Papers and Proceedings of the Bergen County Historical Society, Issues 3-7, 1907) | van Inburgh, Johannes (I2264)
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| 565 | Full name from SS claims | van Amberg, Leo Russell (I1141)
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| 566 | Gastric Hemmorage | VanAmburg, Dr Robert Watson (I2150)
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| 567 | general transcription is "Hung van Amber", I read it as "Henry" | van Amber, Henry (I93)
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| 568 | George Wayne Barlett Sr., age 76, Oronogo, Mo., passed away on Thursday, August 10, 2017, at National Health Care, of Joplin, Mo. Wayne was born March 30, 1941, in Webb City, Mo., son of the late George Albert Barlett and Georgia Mae Gilliam Barlett. He grew up in the Webb City area, oldest of 16 children, he began working at the Ted Hooker Service Station, in Joplin, and also drove a wrecker for them. He worked at Fleming Foods, and then went to work for Consolidated Freightway as a dispatcher, and then Campbell 66, Advance United, and finally began his own business as Land Air Express, which he owned and operated until his retirement. Wayne was a member of the local Masons, and the Scottish Rite. He was a past president for the AYRA (All Youth Rodeo Association), where he enjoyed working with the youth. He also enjoyed fishing, hunting, gardening, and spending time with his grandchildren. Wayne was a member of New Hope Assembly of God. In addition to his parents, Wayne was preceded in death by brothers, Don, Ron "Butch", Mickey, Jim, and Ed; sisters, Mary Barlett, Debbie Barlett, and Janice Rowe. Survivors include his wife of 56 years, Doris VanAmber Barlett; son, George Wayne Barlett Jr.; daughters, Tina Heydencych and husband, Ryan, of Pittsburg, Kan., Karla Barlett and David McKinney, of Carl Junction; grandchildren, Kyle Carr, Kearstin Brown, Tyler Hall, Cory Brown, Alyssa Heydenrych, and Elliot Bynum; great-grandchildren, Cohen Williams and Nova Brown; brothers, Gary Barlett, Tony Barlett, Steve Barlett, Rocky Barlett; sisters, Sherry Barlett, Beth Maynard, and Pat Thurlo; several nieces and nephews. Memorial service will be Tuesday, August 15, at 4 p.m. in New Hope Assembly of God, 6th and Moffet, with Pastor Bob Winnett and Pastor Don Staggs officiating. Cremation arrangements are under the direction of Parker Mortuary. The family request that memorial contributions be made to the Joplin Humane Society. Published on August 13, 2017 in the Joplin Globe | Bartlett, George Wayne (I1100)
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| 569 | Georges first wife was dead by 1912. | Family: George Edmund Mullen / Nellie May Downs (F199)
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| 570 | Grandson of Maren and Adeline; son of Mary and ??? | van Amber, John (I269)
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| 571 | Harriet Struud on Oliver's SS App | Stroud, Harriett (I1686)
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| 572 | Hattie in 1910 Census | Van Amber, Harriet C (I787)
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| 573 | Have no blithering idea who this guy is! | van Amber, Chas (I189)
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| 574 | He was 1 | van Amburgh, John Thomas (I2100)
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| 575 | He was 11 | van Amburgh, John Thomas (I2100)
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| 576 | He was 6 | van Amburgh, John Thomas (I2100)
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| 577 | He was buried so I presume he died. | van Amburgh, Fred D (I2470)
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| 578 | He was survived by his wife, Alice Burgun Van Amber, Ithaca; a son, John C. Van Amber, Ithaca; a brother, James O. Van Amber; two sisters, Mrs. Monroe Schultz, Baldwinsville and Mrs. George Joyce, Skaneateles. Mr. Van Amber was working at Cornell University as a machine shop foreman at the time of his death. Ref:Post-Standard, Syracuse, New YorkNovember 12, 1958 page 9 New York Department of Public Heatlh New York City Death Index, 1957 - 1963. Record count: 646,830. New York Department of Public Heatlh. http://www.healthdata.gov/data/dataset/genealogical-research-death-index-beginning-1957. Certificate Number: 80081 | van Amber, Charles Franklin (I142)
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| 579 | Headstone says Wife of "Edw R vanAmber" whoever he is?!? | Doolen, Mildred Lucille (I204)
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| 580 | Her first name could have not been spelled with more variations: Theresa, Theressa, Thressa, etc .... I think every document has it spelled slightly differently! | Flagle, Theresa (I387)
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| 581 | Her Son Judson Jr lived in Reno ... | van Amber, Irene Iva (I173)
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| 582 | His name 1850 Census in this entry definitely looks like "van Amb[ue]rg" Variously spelled van Amberg, van Amburg, van Amber | van Amber, Nathaniel C (I414)
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| 583 | Home of record for military service. | van Amburg, Raymond (I1380)
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| 584 | Hope Jean Van Amburg Meadows passed away after a brief illness June 23, 2017. She was born in Fresno on March 21, 1927 to parents Ruby and Frank Van Amburg. Hope graduated from Roosevelt High Class of 1945 and attended Fresno State College. She married Garney Meadows on July 25,1947 in Fresno. They had two children, Garney Jr. and Carole. In her earlier years Hope was busy with her children with school and other activities. Once they were both married she started her 20 year career with the Internal Revenue Service where she retired to enjoy traveling and relaxing in her free time. She is a member of the Edison Social Club Auxiliary and the Mayflower Society. She loved to work on her High School Class Reunions and has stayed close to her classmates since her graduation. Anyone who knew her knew she was an avid San Francisco Giants and 49er fan and loved watching the games. Hope is preceded in death by her loving husband Garney and her parents Ruby and Frank Van Amburg. Hope is survived by her son, Garney Meadows Jr. and wife Kathy. Daughter Carole Meadows Wilson and husband Michael and her Granddaughters, Amber Wilson Smith and husband Tim, Jill Meadows Andersen and husband Arne and Megan Meadows Beard and husband Justin. She has seven Great Grandchildren, Makena, Bohden and Kaiah Smith, Paige and Peyton Beard and Samantha and Kaitlyn Andersen. Hope will be greatly missed, her beautiful smile and Ocean Blue eyes will light up Heaven. Your children all love you and you will remain always in our hearts. A Graveside Service will be held July 3, 2017 at Belmont Memorial Cemetery at 10:00 a.m. In lieu of flowers the family suggests you donate to your favorite charity in Hope's name. | van Amber, Hope Jean (I181)
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| 585 | http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~mendocem/birth/dlybrthv.txt | van Amber, Alice Bell (I193)
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| 586 | http://www.hoplinfuneralhome.com/obits/obituary.php?id=323399 | van Amber, Eleanore Jean (I14)
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| 587 | https://aad.archives.gov/aad/record-detail.jsp?dt=3081&mtch=17&cat=all&q=vanamber&mtch=17&bc=sl&rpp=10&pg=1&tf=F&rid=2392484&rlst=610019,673733,5035280,5040447,5123542,6030534,6047758,2392484,5019248,5019249 | Cornish, Mabel Frances (I1046)
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| 588 | https://aad.archives.gov/aad/record-detail.jsp?dt=3081&mtch=17&cat=all&tf=F&q=vanamber&bc=sl&rpp=10&pg=1&rid=673733&rlst=610019,673733,5035280,5040447,5123542,6030534,6047758,2392484,5019248,5019249 | van Amber, George Clark (I185)
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| 589 | https://aad.archives.gov/aad/record-detail.jsp?dt=893&mtch=6&cat=all&tf=F&q=van+amber&bc=sl&rpp=10&pg=1&rid=127306&rlst=2025932,82198,127306,6694897,6903894,1720914 Serial Number A-910970 | van Amber, Regina Jane (I137)
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| 590 | https://aad.archives.gov/aad/record-detail.jsp?dt=893&mtch=6&cat=all&tf=F&q=van+amber&bc=sl&rpp=10&pg=1&rid=1720914&rlst=2025932,82198,127306,6694897,6903894,1720914 Service Number 19075177 | van Amber, George Robert (I1)
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| 591 | https://aad.archives.gov/aad/record-detail.jsp?dt=893&mtch=6&cat=all&tf=F&q=van+amber&bc=sl&rpp=10&pg=1&rid=2025932&rlst=2025932,82198,127306,6694897,6903894,1720914 Not positive this is the right "Jerry" Military ID 20700038 | van Amber, Jerald Fraser Nelson (I131)
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| 592 | https://aad.archives.gov/aad/record-detail.jsp?dt=893&mtch=6&cat=all&tf=F&q=van+amber&bc=sl&rpp=10&pg=1&rid=6694897&rlst=2025932,82198,127306,6694897,6903894,1720914 Military ID 37373008 | van Amber, Lester David (I178)
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| 593 | https://aad.archives.gov/aad/record-detail.jsp?dt=893&mtch=6&cat=all&tf=F&q=van+amber&bc=sl&rpp=10&pg=1&rid=6903894&rlst=2025932,82198,127306,6694897,6903894,1720914 Military ID 37738401 | van Amber, Edward Raymond (I176)
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| 594 | https://aad.archives.gov/aad/record-detail.jsp?dt=893&mtch=6&cat=all&tf=F&q=van+amber&bc=sl&rpp=10&pg=1&rid=82198&rlst=2025932,82198,127306,6694897,6903894,1720914 Serial Number A-607663 | Van Amber, Florence Mary (I616)
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| 595 | https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:NHZ6-SJ9 | van Amburgh, William Henry (I2095)
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| 596 | https://nyshistoricnewspapers.org/lccn/sn93063683/1953-05-28/ed-1/seq-2/ | van Amber, M Wilbur (I138)
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| 597 | https://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?dbid=9105&h=471679&indiv=try&o_vc=Record:OtherRecord&rhSource=60525 | Family: Wesley van Emburgh / Annie Brower (F756)
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| 598 | https://www.ancestry.com/discoveryui-content/view/1090386:2544 | Vanamberg, Luciam Lovinam (I2702)
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| 599 | https://www.ancestry.com/discoveryui-content/view/1435211:2544 | Vanamberg, Luciam Lovinam (I2702)
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| 600 | https://www.ancestry.com/discoveryui-content/view/529920120:2469 | van Amber, Irene Iva (I173)
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