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Matches 5,251 to 5,300 of 5,969
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| 5251 | The information I have from Germany says after Johann's name b. u. Bek. have yet to find the translation for "Bek." | Epple, Johann (I3184)
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| 5252 | The information I have from the church in Germany says after his name, "B. u. Bek." The man who wrote this out said that a B means a Burger, which means citizen. I have yet to translate the Bek. I have looked and there are some towns with Bek as the first part of their name. | Speidel, Johann Georg (I1939)
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| 5253 | The Kentuckian, 1950, (University of Kentucky Yearbook) states that the Phalanx Fraternity, "..united young men in co-operative effort to practice and to extend Christian standards and ideals.: | Curry, James Howard Jr (I6947)
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| 5254 | The Kentuckian, 1950, (University of Kentucky Yearbook) states that the Phalanx Fraternity, "..united young men in co-operative effort to practice and to extend Christian standards and ideals.: | Curry, James Howard Jr (I6947)
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| 5255 | The Kentuckian, 1950, (University of Kentucky Yearbook) states that the Phalanx Fraternity, "..united young men in co-operative effort to practice and to extend Christian standards and ideals.: | Curry, James Howard Jr (I6947)
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| 5256 | The Lakeview Memorial Park website says she was buried on May 22, 2004, but I don't believe that's right. | Lange, Elizabeth Mary (I2877)
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| 5257 | The Lexington Herald, 14 Dec 1912, page 10: "Mrs. Elizabeth Norton Sharpe and others deeds to Mary E Sage for $1 and for the purpose of releasing untio Mary during her natural life and after her death to the Lexington Oprhan Society, a parcel of land on East Short Street, corner to Emma and Albert Smith," | Norton, Elizabeth (I6805)
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| 5258 | The Lexington Herald, 14 Dec 1912, page 10: "Mrs. Elizabeth Norton Sharpe and others deeds to Mary E Sage for $1 and for the purpose of releasing untio Mary during her natural life and after her death to the Lexington Oprhan Society, a parcel of land on East Short Street, corner to Emma and Albert Smith," | Norton, Elizabeth (I6805)
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| 5259 | The Lutheran Church record says that Maria and her 4 children living at the time emigrated to the US in 1856. It also says "although the father did not." (He came prior to his family.) Maria is buried with her husband in Park Lawn Cemetery, Danvers, McLean County, Illinois. She died on the 17th and he died the next day on the 18th. When their stone was carved, the dates were reversed. Maria's says she passed away on the 18th, not the 17th. | Strobel, Maria Agnes (I3509)
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| 5260 | The memorial on Find A Grave has her last names wrong. It shows her maiden name as Carter and her married name at death as Matthesen. | Source (S115)
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| 5261 | The Obituary Daily Times. The Obituary Daily Times. http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~obituary. | Source (S935)
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| 5262 | The official journal of the California Medical Association, Name of the journal changed to the "Western Journal of Medicine" in 1974 | Source (S1748)
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| 5263 | The Official Roster of Ohio Soldiers, Sailors, and Marines in the World War, 1917-18. Columbus, OH, USA: The F.J. Heer Printing Co., 1926. | Source (S863)
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| 5264 | The original 34 volumes reprinted in 3 volumns. | Source (S5379)
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| 5265 | The Pape Database shows John's death date of Jan. 1, 1965. However, its hard to tell if that is correct or not. They will use the first day of the month on the database if they don't know the exact date. However, since he was buried on Jan. 3rd, its safe to say that he died on the 1st. John died at the Hedrika Nursing Home. | Obenland, John Franklin (I2957)
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| 5266 | The person who researched for me in Germany emphasized her birth year was 1853 not 1852. | Burkhart, Maria Agnes (I3205)
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| 5267 | The Pines of Lake Fenton Assisted Living | Peters, Anthony J (I5134)
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| 5268 | The record only lists his mother, Margaretha Magdalena Eisele. Don't know whether this is her maiden name or her married name. | Eisele, Johann Ulrich (I2439)
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| 5269 | The Samuel Lee Family History and Genealogy says Jessie died in Walter Reed Hospital and was buried in Arlington National Cemetery. However, the National Gravesite Locator does not list Jessie buried there. | Lee, Jessie Matlock (I13173)
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| 5270 | The Social Secuirty Death Index says she was born in 1888. Her obituary says she was born in 1889. I'm using 1888 because that would have been the birthdate Emma gave when she applied for Social Security. Her obituary says 1889, but because that came from someone else, I'm using it as an alternate. Burial: Greenwood Cemetery, Clay Center, Clay County, Kansas. Plot: Block 7, Lot 20, Grave 4. | Obenland, Emma Katharine (I2592)
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| 5271 | The son of James Stanley and Catherine Alleyne Toppin, Arthur was born in on July 20, 1887. According to a manifest of people entering the United States from Canada, Arthur was born in Bridgetown, Barbados. His mother's maiden name is unknown at this time. Arthur had one sister, Dorothy, who was 3 years younger than him. On May 15, 1895, The entire Toppin family arrived in New York. They traveled from the Port of Spain on the ship, the Gulf of Akaba. Arthur's father, James, was 40, and under "occupation", was listed as "Gentleman." Mother Catherine was 29 and listed as "Lady." Arthur was 7 and his sister Dorothy was 4 years old. It's unclear how long the family stayed in the United Sates; they did, however, return to the West Indies. Passenger records show that Arthur returned to the United States, arriving at the Port of New York on August 21, 1907. He traveled from Barbados on the steamship, the Byron, settling in New York City. In March, 1914, Arthur traveled to Canada. A list of people entering the United States from Canada show that Arthur entered back into the United States in Seattle Washington on the Princess Adelaide on September 3, 1914. He had traveled from Vancouver, British Columbia and was headed back to his sister's in Brooklyn, New York. Arthur listed his occupation as an electrician. His physical description was listed as 6' 2" tall, 180 lbs, with a fair complexion and brown hair and eyes. In June, 1917, Arthur married Agnes Brooklyn Obenland, probably in Brooklyn, New York. The exact date is unknown at this time. On October 8, 1917, Arthur was inducted into the United States Army at Camp Upton, New York. He was sent to France in April, 1918, where he was shot in the right arm. According to an article in the Brooklyn Daily Eagle, he returned to the United States and was sent to convalesce at Base Hospital #3 in Rahway, NJ. It's unclear how long he stayed there. The article also said that the wound created partial paralysis in his arm. It's not known if he recovered from the paralysis. Arthur worked as a tugboat dispatcher and an office mangager for a tub boat company, while Agnes took care of the home and family. The couple had one child, a son they named Arthur Charles. He was born on February 21, 1921. In the 1930 Census, the family was living at 1427 E. 4th Street in Brooklyn. This is the home Agnes' parents had lived in. Her father died in 1929 but her mother was still living in the house with the Toppins until her death in 1948. During World War II, Arthur registered for the draft. The card says he was working for Gowanus Towing Company on Ft. Smith Street in Brooklyn. Arthur passed away on August 12, 1971 in Nassau County, New York and was buried in The Evergreens Cemetery in Brooklyn. | Toppin, Arthur Morrell (I3331)
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| 5272 | the source says, "Blijham gem. Wedde." | Menkema, Eefke Mentkes (I12761)
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| 5273 | The story was that Johanna became pregnant by a soldier passing through town. | Obenland, Johanna Catharina (I2823)
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| 5274 | The Vidette-Messenger stated in their article that Robert was with his family on a picinc when he drowned. I looked on the map and the place where Robert drowned is in Buck Creek, where it crosses East Thompson Rd. The place is east of US 74, between Senour Rd and South County Line Rd / County Road 900 W. | Dakin, Robert Lee (I12029)
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| 5275 | The Waters of Batesville | Firsich, Glorian Rose (I4585)
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| 5276 | The Waters of Batesville | Batta, Dorothy May Elizabeth (I5660)
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| 5277 | There are discrepancies as to Daniel's date of death: The Social Security Death Index says he died Nov 1966. The Minnesota Death Index says he died on 10 Jan 1967. The Pape Mortuary Database says he died 10 Jan 1967. | Obenland, Daniel (I415)
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| 5278 | There are some discrepancies regarding Clara. Her middle name has been spelled Joran, but on her tombstone, her middle initial is "G." Her tombstone says she was born in 1895 and the 1900 Census states she was born in 1895. Her death certificate says 1894. I'm using 1895 because that is what her parents told the Census taker in 1900. The informant on her death certificate could have been wrong about the year she was born. Buried in Oakwood Cemetery, Mora, Kanabec County, Minnesota. Plot: Block 103, Lot 14, Grave 5. | Haugen, Clara Goran (I1238)
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| 5279 | There is a discrepancy as to his birth year. His stone says he was born in 1862 but the 1900 US Federal Census says 1863. Anyone looking for records of this man should look for Schmidt, Shmidt and Smith. | Schmidt, Gottlieb C (I1413)
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| 5280 | There is a discrepancy as to where they were married. The Illinios Statewide Marriage Index 1763-1900 says they were married in Ford County, Illinois. I then found a record that they were married in St. Peters Church in Champaign County, Illinois. The 1900 Census lists Gottlieb as an invalid. Gottlieb's son Daniel petitioned the court alleging that his father was insane. The jury reached that verdict on June 15, 1911. He was placed in the custody of the sheriff for tranport to Kankakee State Hospital. Gottlieb was admitted there on 16 Jun 1911 and died there in 1916. | Obenland, Gottlieb Friedrich (I1561)
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| 5281 | There is a discrepancy in her last name. Most places on the LDS Family Search website uses the name Oehler. However, I received a letter in 1979 from the Burgermeister's office in Ilsfeld, which gave her last name as Agster. This information came from the parrish register in Ilsfeld. If she is an Oehler, her parents were Johann Jakob Oehler, Mayor of Cleebronn and Barbara Bartmann. Christened in the Lutheran church in Cleebronn, Neckarkreis, Wurttemberg, Germany on 8 Dec 1766. Her first marriage might have been to an Agster. | Oehler, Maria Dorothea (I1777)
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| 5282 | There is a discrepancy in his birth year. His death certificate says he was born in 1886, but his birth certificate says 1887. His birth record is the most accurate as that was recorded when he was born. The death certificate was years after the fact and the information came from his wife. The 1900 Census says March, 1886, but I still believe his birth record is the most accurate. | Beacom, Edward Alfred (I7051)
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| 5283 | There is a discrepancy in his birth year. His death certificate says he was born in 1886, but his birth certificate says 1887. His birth record is the most accurate as that was recorded when he was born. The death certificate was years after the fact and the information came from his wife. The 1900 Census says March, 1886, but I still believe his birth record is the most accurate. | Beacom, Edward Alfred (I7051)
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| 5284 | There is a discrepancy in his birth year. His death certificate says he was born in 1886, but his birth certificate says 1887. His birth record is the most accurate as that was recorded when he was born. The death certificate was years after the fact and the information came from his wife. The 1900 Census says March, 1886, but I still believe his birth record is the most accurate. | Beacom, Edward Alfred (I7051)
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| 5285 | There is a discrepancy in this man's birth date. His birth record and death record says he was born on 16 Sep 1878. However, his marriage record and both of his draft registration cards say he was born on October 26, 1881. At first I thought this was two different men, but when I started putting all the facts together, I came to the conclusion that they are the same man. James with the birth date in September was married to a lady named Pansy. So was the James with the birth date in October. Both Pansy's were born in Indiana on 26 Nov 1886. Census records also show that both James's lived for a time in Windham County, Vermont. Both were born in Boston, Massachusetts. The parents' places of birth are the same. The father's names are the same. Another discrepancy: the death date on his gravestone and consequently on his Find A Grave Memorial says he died on 23 Mar 1950. However, his North Carolina death certificate states he died on the 22nd and was buried on the 23rd. | Tierney, James Franklin (I6715)
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| 5286 | There is a discrepancy in this man's birth date. His birth record and death record says he was born on 16 Sep 1878. However, his marriage record and both of his draft registration cards say he was born on October 26, 1881. At first I thought this was two different men, but when I started putting all the facts together, I came to the conclusion that they are the same man. James with the birth date in September was married to a lady named Pansy. So was the James with the birth date in October. Both Pansy's were born in Indiana on 26 Nov 1886. Census records also show that both James's lived for a time in Windham County, Vermont. Both were born in Boston, Massachusetts. The parents' places of birth are the same. The father's names are the same. Another discrepancy: the death date on his gravestone and consequently on his Find A Grave Memorial says he died on 23 Mar 1950. However, his North Carolina death certificate states he died on the 22nd and was buried on the 23rd. | Tierney, James Franklin (I6715)
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| 5287 | There is a Helen Smith who was born on 16 Mar 1903 and died in Chicago in July 1976 in Chicago, Cook County, IL. This could be Helen, but I haven't found any proof. | Keen, Helen Harriet (I10412)
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| 5288 | There is no mention of his fwife, Anna Malarkey, nor their son, Harold. They mention a Hilda Obenland as his widow. There has never been any proof that they were ever married. | Source (S453)
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| 5289 | There were two Obenland families who immigrated to Clay Center, Kansas in the 1800's. Both had men named August. This man was known around town as "Long August." | Obenland, August Gottlob (I889)
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| 5290 | They might have had another daughter named Mary Louise, born in about 1932. | Lamping, Marie Catherine (I4667)
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| 5291 | They might have had another daughter named Mary Louise, born in about 1932. | Cain, Irvin Francis (I4795)
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| 5292 | Third Census of the United States, 1810. (NARA microfilm publication M252, 71 rolls). Bureau of the Census, Record Group 29. National Archives, Washington, D.C. | Source (S1809)
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| 5293 | Thirteenth Census of the United States, 1910 (NARA microfilm publication T624, 1,178 rolls). Records of the Bureau of the Census, Record Group 29. National Archives, Washington, D.C. For details on the contents of the film numbers, visit the following NARA web page: NARA. | Source (S721)
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| 5294 | This article says that Mary is on the faculty of the Emma Willard School in Detroit, Michigan. Wikipedia says that the Emma Willard School in Troy, New York, was founded in 1814. I haven't found a school with the same name in Detroit. I don't know whether the name of the school is wrong, the location is wrong or there was a school there in 1921, but has since closed. | Source (S1882)
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| 5295 | This baby lived about 20 minutes | Harrison, Unknown (I11114)
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| 5296 | This baby's death notice was published in the April 7, 1909 edition of the Philadelphia Inquirer. (Page 7, Column 4) | Obenland, Charles F (I597)
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| 5297 | This can't be right as his death notice in the Virginian-Pilot was published on 4 Sep 1996 | Kruithof, Peter Joseph (I6118)
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| 5298 | This could also be the same person as Christoph. They are listed separately in the christening records, but they could actually be only one person: Adam Christoph or Christoph Adam. | Obenland, Christoph (I548)
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| 5299 | This could also be the same person as Christoph. They are listed separately in the christening records, but they could actually be only one person: Adam Christoph or Christoph Adam. | Obenland, Adam (I4076)
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| 5300 | This could be Christiane Obenland, born in 1804 or 1819 . Both had relationships with a Johann Hensinger. | Obenland, Christiane (I8704)
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