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van Amber family research

Matches 901 to 950 of 1,127

#	Notes	Linked to
901	Note from Christening: A female adopted child of Gilbert Venember's wife Parents unknown, name is Sally	Venember, Sally (I1029)
902	Noted as Val in 1910 census	van Amber, Hugh Briggs (I32)
903	NY C RR = New York Central Railroad	van Amburgh, Henry Robert (I1936)
904	Obit from Joplin News Herald Tuesday 28 May 1968 p2	van Amber, Edward Raymond (I176)
905	Obit from The Los Angeles Times 5 May 2001	van Amberg, Patricia Ann (I1163)
906	Obit from Tribute.com Dorothy was born on February 26, 1926 and passed away on Sunday, July 31, 2016. Dorothy was a resident of Green Bay, Wisconsin at the time of her passing. She was married to Roy. Friends may call at Blaney Funeral Home 1521 Shawano Ave. from 4 to 7 p.m. Thursday. Friends may also call at St. Jude Catholic Church 1420 Division St. from 9:30 to 11 a.m. Friday. The Mass of Resurrection will be held at 11 a.m. Friday at the church with Rev. Robert Rank officiating. Burial will be in Nicolet Memorial Gardens.	Reed, Dorothy M (I437)
907	Obituary - McLELLAN, BARBARA ANN 1945 - 2015 Barbara Ann McLellan, 69, of Colpitt's Settlement, formerly of Edgett's Landing, passed away on March 8th, 2015 at the Moncton Hospital. Barb was born in Pugwash, NS, on April 25th, 1945, the daughter of the late Frederick and Beulah (Wells) VanEmber. Barb worked as a caregiver for seniors and really enjoyed taking care of the elderly. She will be remember for her hardy laugh and telling jokes and stories. Her favourite hobby was reading, she could go through a stack of books in no time. She loved her family very much, her grandchildren were her pride and joy. Barb would definitely not want for people to be sad but to remember the good times they had and keep the treasured memories close. Barb will be deeply missed by her companion, Dean Beaumont of Colpitt's Settlement; her sons, Troy McLellan (Venus Panio) of Saskatchewan and Lawrence "Larry"McLellan of Dawson Settlement; daughter, Chandra McLellan (Paul Kyle) of Cavendish. PEI; precious grandchildren, Megan and Emily; sister, Goldie Hyslop of Hillsborough; brother, Terry VanEmber of Victoria, BC. She will also be missed by the father of her children, Patrick McLellan and by her nieces and nephews. Besides her parents she was predeceased by her sister, Jenny Spur. Honoring Barb's own wishes, there will be a private family service at the Albert County Funeral Home. Interment will be held in the Green Hill Cemetery, Edgett's Landing at a later date. Donations to the Green Hill Cemetery or the Heart & Stroke Foundation would be appreciated. Arrangements are in the care of the Albert County Funeral Home.	Vanember, Barbara Ann (I947)
908	OBITUARY OF MRS. HARRIET WINCH, Winnebago Enterprise, 1927 Mrs. Harriet Winch, one of th oldest settlers of Nashville township died in Winnebago early Sunday morning, having reached the age of seventy-nine years and twenty six days. Death came after and illness of about six weeks due to infirmities of age. Harriet Van Amber was born at Green Lake, Wis., March 1, 1848. With her parents she came to Minnesota in 1863 and settled on a farm in Nashville township. October 26, 1869 she was united in marriage with Albert Winch of Nashville, who preceded her forty years ago, February 10, 1887. To this union eight children were born, seven of whom are living. One, Zaidy Inez, passed away at the age of eleven. Those of the immediate relatives who are left to mourn are two brothers, David Van Amber of Truman; Charles Van Amber of Bonners Ferry, Ida., and a half brother, Ray Van Amber of Winnebago; two sons Oriville E. of Anamia, Minn., and Harvey G. of Nashville, five daughters, Mrs. M. W. Bermer of Miami, Fla., Mrs. G. Erdman of Amboy, Minn., Mrs. Henry Bussman of Milner, N. Dak., Mrs. Omar Lund of Dawson, Minn., and Mrs R. H. Cramer of Winnebago. At the time of her death Mrs. Winch was keeping house for her grand daughter, who attends high school. Short funeral services were held at the late home Tuesday morning followed by the services at the Nashville cemetary. Rev. S.D. Ringrose pastor of the local Baptist chursh had charge of the services and spoke comforting words to the large gathering of relatives and friends who had assembled to pay their last respects to one of Fairbault county's most nobel women. MRS. WINCH DIES VENERABLE WOMAN WAS ONE OF NASHVILLE'S EARLIEST SETTLERS, Fairmont Sentinal, Minnesota, 1927 Mrs. Albert Winch, one of the oldest settlers of Nashville, was burid in the Nashville cemetery today beside her husband, who died nearly 40 years ago. The death of Mrs. Winch occured at Winnebago yesterday. She was 79 years old. During the school year Mrs. Winch was keeping house for a granddaughter, who attends Winnebago High School. She fell seriously ill about a month ago. Mrs. Winch was in girlhood Hattie Van Amber, who located in Nashville in 1864. She was a step-sister of Mrs. Sam Bursell of this city, and leaves many other relatives throughout the county and elsewhere. Six of her children are living. One son, Harvey, lives on the old farm in Nashville.	Van Amber, Harriet (I601)
909	odd, he's been a shoemaker before and after ...	van Amburgh, Wesley (I2103)
910	Oddly, the "E" seems to stands for nothing. His middle name is "E"	van Amberg, Ernest E (I1136)
911	On 1880 Census it looks like Maria Olida T - it also looks like the Olida has been crossed out ...	van Amburgh, Alida T (I2098)
912	On documents also "Glackin"	Glackin, Agnes Isabella (I4)
913	On this census she's listed as "Esther S"	Cornish, Mary Esther (I2373)
914	One on the original SS app, this on the second.	Brock, Lyle Richard (I1559)
915	Oops, counted twice!!	van Amber, Charles William (I226)
916	or 1913 rootsfinder	Vanember, Mabele Lillian (I967)
917	Original	Vanamburg, Richard Gordon (I1343)
918	Original	Vanamburg, Mary Eleanor (I1359)
919	Original	Vanamburg, John Ellsworth (I1362)
920	Original	van Amburg, Guy Austin (I1381)
921	Original	van Amburg, Charles William (I1400)
922	Original	Vanamburg, Orlando Forman (I1582)
923	Original	Vanamburg, Esther Iona (I1584)
924	Original	Vanamburg, Laverna Belle (I1586)
925	Original	Vanamburg, Robert Oscar (I1588)
926	Original	Vanamburg, John Henry (I1591)
927	Original	Vanamburg, Ralph Joseph (I1600)
928	Page 491 / image 238 on https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3QS7-L924-YL61?i=237	VanAmburg, Jennie Rebecca (I2158)
929	Parents were both born in Ohio	van Amber, Chas A (I232)
930	Peninsular area of NJ.	Wandel, John (I2223)
931	PFC US Army from headstone	van Amber, Arthur Miles (I72)
932	Phoebe's maiden name was Vanember, she's the cousin of David K, Sr.	Vanember, Phebe Jane (I941)
933	place from 1910 census date from FAG	Bauer, Caroline (I1708)
934	Place possibly Sykes New Jersey?	Phier, Catrina (I2280)
935	Policewoman Plays the Good Samaritan and Loses Clothes Text CHICAGO, March 29. —Policewomen have fine clothes as well as tender hearts. Mrs. Florence Van Amber, who wears a star In the Chicago police department met Jean Duraunter in one of the railway depots some weeks ago. The girl was homeless and Mrs. Van Amber took her to her own apartments. Jean soon disappeared and along with her went a sealskin coat valued at $500, a new tailored suit, silk underwear, silk hose, a quantity of lingerie and $8O in cash. The girl was captured In Milwaukee, brought here and sentenced to one year in the house of correction.	Brockway, Florence N (I239)
936	Poss son of Isaac VA	van Amber, Frederick (I43)
937	Possible father to Phebe Jane Vanember ....???	Vanember, Robert King (I989)
938	Possibly Abraham but in fact Abram on census!	van Amber, Abram (I418)
939	Premature birth	van Amburgh, (baby) (I1370)
940	Premature Birth	van Amburgh, (baby) (I1371)
941	Presume Edna M b 1914 and Richard L are brother / sister.	van Amber, Richard L (I224)
942	Presume this is a return of a tour to Acapulco, MX	van Amberg, Frank Charles (I1165)
943	Presume this to be a return from a tour to Acapulco, MX	Anderson, Helen S (I1166)
944	Presumption here: Richard L is buried in the same grave as Edna M - presumed siblings.	van Amber, Richard L (I224)
945	Previously Married "Western"	Beyette, Rosella Genevieve (I2024)
946	Pubic Records	Fyr, Ethel Ruth (I119)
947	Public Records	van Ambur, Joyce Cornelia (I1296)
948	Published on Sunday, 22 October 2017 21:41 Kristen VanAmber Dooley, age 47, of Bristol, passed away peacefully at Hartford Hospital on Sept. 12, 2017, surrounded by her two children, Madeline, 16, Ronan, 14, and her husband of 19 years, Brendan. Born Jan. 20, 1970, in Seattle, Wash., but if you asked her, she was 100 percent Texan. She graduated from Abilene Christian University, class of 1993, with a Bachelor of Science degree in nursing, and was a registered nurse in Texas, South Carolina and Connecticut, mostly experienced in maternal/child, neonatal, and case management. She is survived by her two children, Madeline and Ronan Dooley; her husband, Brendan Dooley; her mother and father, Marilyn and Gary VanAmber; and her dearest friend, Jennifer Rimer-Shields. An informal public memorial service will be held at Waterbury Church of Christ, 3211 Main St., Waterbury, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. on the 28th of October with a potluck lunch to follow.	van Amber, Kristen K (I201)
949	Question this - his birth would have been AFTER the revolution!	Van Amber, Mathew (I551)
950	Questionable all the way round!	van Amber, Sam (I258)

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