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11101	on dad's farm	Woehlert, Karl (I7536)
11102	On December 17, 1705, he and Obadiah Bowne deeded four and one half acres of land to the Middletown Baptist Church of which he and his were members. This is said to have been the first church of that denomination established south of Rhode Island.	Wall, Garrett (I23294)
11103	On family farm	Deller, Elmer Leroy (I5032)
11104	on father's farm	Merkel, Stanley Michael (I7314)
11105	on father's farm	Merkel, Victor Edward (I7315)
11106	on Grand Avenue. Double headstone with Clara Lucht Van Alstine	Van Alstine, William H (I3423)
11107	On May 18th 1692, the conspiracy of accusers in Salem Village file d a complaint against Dr. Roger Toothaker. They charged him with afflicting,among others, Elizabeth Hubbard, servant of his rival, Dr. William Griggs of Salem Village. Dr. Toothaker was arrested and sent to Boston Prison. On May 28th the Salem Village conspiracy filed a complaint againsthis wife,Mary (Allen) Toothaker, his young daughter Margaret Toothaker, and his sister-in-law, Martha (Allen) Carrier of Andover . On May 31st they were arrested and imprisoned in Salem. On July 23d 1692, Mary's daughter Martha (Toothaker) Emerson was accused and arrested. Mary Toothaker now a widow made a confession before theMagistrates at Salem. Mary confessed to having made a covenant with theDevil in the past May for protection from the Indians. About a week later, on August 1st 1692, the Indians attacked Billerica and at least six persons were slain. The Indians returned a few days later and burned down the deserted Toothaker farm. On August 5th 1692, Mary's sister Martha (Allen) Carrier was condemned by the Court of Oyer and Terminer, and on August 10th she was hanged at Salem. On February 1st 1693, at the Superior Court of Judicature at Charlestown for Middlesex County, Mary Toothaker was found not guilty in a trial by jury. Her daughter Margaret was also released. In 1695 the Indians raided Billerica. They killed widow Mary (Allen) Toothaker and carried off Margaret,now 12,who was never heard of again.92	Toothaker, Roger (I22329)
11108	On May 22, 1676 his name appears as a witness to a deed from Indian Chiefs to Richard Hartshorn for land at the Highlands of Nevisink, near Sandy Hook.	Wall, Garrett (I23294)
11109	On Nov. 12, 1903- Wed. morning at 8:30 George was killed in a train accident, in Virginia, (just north of Duluth) St. Louis Co., Minnesota. He was 32 years old. The Virginia Paper Headlines Read: "Died Under the Wheels" "The unfortunate man slipping and falling from a load of logs while the train was in motion." He was a brakeman for the Duluth, Virginia and Rainy Lake Railway later acquired by the Duluth, Winnipeg & Pacific Railroad. Then the Canadian National Railway. (one of the most dangerous jobs with the railroad ) His only child (William) was 7 months old... George Hugill was raised in northern Michigan (Alcona Co.) He left Michigan on his own for Minnesota where he met and married Petra Larson. The Hugill's came from England to (York Co./Bruce Co./Huron Co. Ontario, Canada) to Alcona Co., Michigan. (Harrisville area)	Hugill, George (I13027)
11110	On Oregan Trail near Boise, Idaho	Bonny, Lucy (I19198)
11111	On Oregan Trail near Mt. Home, Idaho	Bonny, Alvin (I19215)
11112	On Oregan Trail near Vale, Oregan	Byrons, Elizabeth A (I19210)
11113	On Oregan Trial near Boise, Idaho	Bonny, Timothy Stone (I19195)
11114	On page 480 of the "East Hampton History", Jonathan 6, married a "Bethia" Bennett. When I checked the Bennett Family I found a "Bertha" Bennett on page 228, daughter of Edward 5. She was born in 1765 and married Jonathan Mulford, I therefore concluded that one was a nickname or it was misspelled previously, but since I found no other explanation I am using the Bennett Family spelling and assuming Bethia and Bertha are the same person.	Bennett, Bertha (I1773)
11115	on Pequot Ave	Mrowka, Frank (I7328)
11116	on recommendation of Rev. Mr. Chapman	Platt, Timothy (I11465)
11117	On the 1850 Pulaski County, Kentucky census living next to Ephriam Thompson was a William Thompson, House order 626 1. Thompson, William 42 male famer born in Kentucky 2. Thompson, Nancy 34 female " " " 3. Thompson, Elizabeth 19 female " " " 4. Thompson, Cynthia 15 female " " " 5. Thompson, William 11 male " " " 6. Thompson, Jefferson 8 male " " " 7. Thompson, Samuel 2 male " " " 8. John Aams (Adams?) 25 male " " " ON 1860 Somserset District 1 hh 2012 1. Thompson, William 51 All born in Kentucky 2. Thompson, Nancy 43 3. Thompson, Cynthia 23 4. Thompson, William 21 5. Thompson, Jefferson 17 6. Thompson, Samuel 12	Thompson, William (I2935)
11118	On the 1880 Michigan Census, Corners Hamlet, Allegan County, page 10, ED 14, Vol. 1 Albert W. Atkins was 49, a farmer Janie B. was 48, a wife and born in New York, father born in New York, and mother born in Vermont. Loyd was 18 years, a son , single, at home, attended school last year and born in Michigan. Cora is not listed so she would probably be married.	Atkins, Albert W (I2197)
11119	On the census of 1860 taken on the day of June 25th ( PAGE 372 ) Twp. Watson , Allegan County Michigan. It showed Samuel A. to be 55 years old and born in New york. His wife, Ann was 41 and also born in New York. Stated he was a farmer. His children were Susan 30 years old, Sarah E. 22 years old,Samuel W. 16 years old and Squire R. 8 years old. In this census there were 2 other Atkin's living on a farm next to Samuel A. They were both born in New York also. The Proof I have of them being brothers is that Charles Atkins (Cousin to Connie Atkins and younger brother to Robert "Bobby" Atkins) sent information that was worked out with the aid of a letter written in 1887 by Elisha DeAlembert Blackeman to Afred A. Blakeman, who were family to Frances Blakeman Atkins, the wife of Samuel Wordsworth Atkins. Albert W. Atkins was 29- a farmer-born in New York Jane B. Atkins was his wife and 28 years old. Born in New York Cora Atkins - daughter - 8 months old - born in Michigan ( there was also a Martha Pierce,4 years old and a Emily Benson 13 years old. Oliver Atkins was 27 - farmer and born in New york Isabelle E. Atkins was his wife and 18 years old and also born in New York. Mary A. Black 20 years old was at the house at the time of the 1860 census. Stated her Occupation was a Milliner ( makes hats). In the 1880 census Samuel A. Atkins was 75 years old.he still lives in Watson Twp, Allegan County, Michigan. States his mother and father were both born in New york. The census states that he is widowed at this time but remarried a Arminta who is 64 years old. She herself is also a widowed and has Rheumation too. It states she was born in Mofs. ( that is what it looked like, but maybe this should be Mass. ) her father was born in R. F. ( what ever this means ) her mother was also born in Mofs. Susan Atkins is Samuel A. Atkins daughter and still living there at the time. She is 51 years old and born in New York. There was a Hugh Livingston , white male 16 years old and listed as a servant. He did attend school last year. He was born in Scotland as was his parents. So I guess Ann Atkins died sometime between 1870 and 1880 census. ************************************************************************ ***** September 10, 1997 I found on Genweb Archives for Allegan County, Michigan a listing of Hicks Cemetery in Watson 's County. From a list prepared by Ruth Robbins Monteith. Hicks Cemetery is a small but old buring ground of Section 24 and was originally a part of the Hicks Farm. The oldest Stone is that of Leliah Hicks d. Mar. 28, 1839. One acres was purchased by the township some time after 1843. Neither township clerk nor Sexton has a plat or early records. There are many graves that have no markers. By 1997 many fo these stones were unreadable, and there are more gravesites not listed on the 1937 list. ATKINS These members of the Atkins family were originally buried in the orchard of the Atkins farm just west of Witheral Lake but were moved to Hicks when the farm was sold to Pat McLaughlin. Albert W. b. Dec. 12, 1830 d. Apr 1, 1885 infant son of A. W. & J.B. d. Oct 1, 1865 ae 3d Maritta A., Dau of S.A. & Rachel b. Oct 11, 1842 d. Mar 11, 1844 Mary, dau of Samuel & Rachel b. Apr 18, 1840 d. May 18, 1840 Rachel, Wf/ Samuel b. Apr. 19, 1808 d. September 29, 1849 ae 41.5.9 Samuel, b. May 20, 1805 d. Apr 30, 1888 Sarah E., b. Oct 20, 1837 d. May 6, 1868 Susan C. b. Dec. 31, 1828 d. Oct 5, 1887 ********************************************************************** ***** In Fall of 97 I went to the Historical Building in OKC. 1830 New York Census showed a Samuel Atkins living in in TompKins County, Enfield TWP. Males in the household : age 20-30 males there was one. , Age 20 -30 females there was one female, Age under 5 females there was one . ********************************************************************** ******* On February 3,1998 I received a email from jpavlak@accn.org(Janet Pavlak) I have a 1880 Allegan county History book and it says Samuel A. Atkins a former resident of Tompkins Co. New York was among the foremost pioneers of 1838 and located upon the east half of the northeast quarter of section 26 of Watson twp on section 24 was a squatter named David Updyck, who after a brief residence, desposed of his improvements to a permanet settler. With him Mr. 'Atkins remained until he had completed a house, to which he speedily brought his family. Mr. Atkins experienced all the hardships of pioneer life, etc. etc. etc. Do you have this? I also have a copy of the deed where the land was sold to some of my relation the McLaughlins by the heirs of Samuel Atkins. Janet On February 24, 1998 I recieved Snail mail from Janet Pavlak, 2950 18th Street, Hopkins, Michigan 49328 copies of pages from the 1880 Allegan County History book. Samuel A. Atkins, a former resident of Tompkins Co., N.Y. was among the foremost pioneers of 1838, and lacated upon th eeast half of the northeast quarter of section 26. On section 24 was a squatter named David Updyck, who after a bried residence, disposed of his improvements to a perment settler. With himn Mr. Atkins remained until he had completed a house, to which he speedily brought his family. Mr. Atkins experienced all the hardships of pioneer life, and was on one occasion obliged to carry a bag of corn on his back seven or eight miles to Pine Creek to be ground, and to bring back the grist in same manner. Perseverance and courage, however, ultimately brought him a competence, which he still lives to enjoy. His son, A. W. Atkins, who came with his father in 1838, now redides upon a tract of 200 acres on sections 23 and 26. EARLY BURIAL-PLACES The earliest death in Watson occurred in the family of S.A. Atkins. No ground having been set apart fo purposed of interment, the remains of the little one were taken to Martin for bruial. In 1843 an Acre of ground was purchased of Eli Watson, on the section 20, neatly fenced, and planted with attractive shade-trees, which has since that date been used by the townspeople as a cemetery. some years later and acre was secured on section 24, which was inclosed and devoted to the same use. This consecrated spot is located on the borders of a picturesque lake and adorned with evergreens and maples, which combine to make it one of the most attractive localities within the limits of the township.	Atkins, Samuel A (I1037)
11120	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Fink, R.".L. (I13389)
11121	On the death certificate of James M. Thompson it had his parents as Ephram and Elizabeth Thompson. It stated both were born in Kentucky. **************************************************************** In a book called Thompson and Yates Kentucky Marriages that I rented from the Genealogical Center Library has an Ephriam Thompson Marrying an Elizabeth Deboad in Pulaski County on December 9, 1829. Not positive but looks good and sounds good. I think I'll run with it and see where it takes me. ************************************************************** On January 28, 1997 at the LDS off of 63rd and Grove in OKC, they had a (microfilm # 08004052) Pulaski County, Kentucky vol. I 1799 - 1863 marriage bonds. I found the marriage record of Ephraim Thompson and Elizabeth Deboad. It said Joint Consent of William Deboad and Joseph Thompson, (kinship not stated) Name under Sureties Jeremeah Cash. I think it would be a good guess that Joseph Thompson is the father of Ephraim Thompson and William Deboad is Elizabeth's father. It showed Joseph being married 1800. this would make him a good age to be the father of Ephraim. The rest of the marriages had the consent of father or mother on them. I also met a person on the internet that seemed to be related. This was his massage: I don't have my folder with me on the Thompson. Its in storage. However, I am aware of him. Myself, I am descended from Eleanor Thompson who married Martin VanHook. At one time or another they lived in Rockcastle and Pulaski County. They went Church at Mt. Pleasant Baptist Church of Christ as did the Thompsons. It was founded in 1804. The Thompsons and Vanhooks lived right near the County line and the Church grunds are still in both counties. Eleanor was the daughter of Joseph Thompson and Nancy Charlton. Andrew Thompson was his father and they were from Montgomery Co, Va. Ephraim and Joesph were related and both went to Mt Pleasant, but I don't know how they were related. 1850 Kentucky Census in Pulaski County.On September 13, 1850 ( house order 627) 1. Ephrim Thompson 45 male Born in Kentucky value of real estate owned 100 2. Elizabeth 40 female born in Kentucky 3. Cyrenins 21 male " " " 4. Jan 18 female " " " 5. Elizabeth 16 female " " " 6. Hiram 14 male " " " 7. Ruben 12 male " " " 8. John 10 male " " " 9. Calwell 8 male " " " 10. William 3 male " " " 11. James 1 male " " " ************************************************************** Kentucky 1860 Census , Pulaski County, District one, 4th day of July (page 129 or 275) Post office Somerset or Sumerset 1. Emph. Thompson 55 male farmer Born in Kentucky value of personal estate 50 (Elizabeth his wife is not listed. Is she dead?) 2. Elizabeth 22 female born in Kentucky 3. Hiram 21 male " 4. John 18 male " 5. George C. 16 male " 6. William 14 male " 7. James 12 male " 8. Mary R. 3 female " (the R may stand for Rozetta) **************************************************************** Kentucky 1870 Census, Rockcastle County September 10, District # 6 Post Office Mount Vernon Asst. Marchael William Sowder (Rockcastle County is right on top, north east of Pulaski County) 1. Thompson, Ephram 66 male white farmer real estate 100 born in Kentucky 2. Nancy J. 51 female white house keeper born in Kentucky 3. Saurilda L. H. 9 female " Born in Kentucky 4. Russell 6 male " " 5. Mary S. 4 female " " 6. Julia A. 2 female " " 7. Hicks Rozetta 12 female " " Could Nancy J. be Janie the mother on the death certificate of Russell Thompson? I think I'll go with it. It probably was Nancy Jane and everyone called her Janie for short. This would look like that John Thompson named his daughter after his stepmother.	Thompson, Ephraim (I2292)
11122	on the farm - oral from Danny Quinn abt 1911 iowa - 1920 census	Quinn, Raymond George (I1642)
11123	on the farm settled in 1825. It was here that the Rev. Samuel Treat, his ancestor, was ordained in 1698.	Doane, Joseph H (I19491)
11124	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Treat, S. (I19511)
11125	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family F8681
11126	on the shores of Lake Victoria	Obama, Barack Hussein (I16378)
11127	one infant daughter may have died of SIDS	Brumbaugh, Glenda Lynne (I5970)
11128	One of his daughters married John Hancock	Quincy, Dorothy (I16425)
11129	one of the original planters of that town in 1641	Winn, Edward (I14629)
11130	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Boroska, W.R. (I4732)
11131	one story frame house with shingles and clapboard, post office attached. - 1851 canada census Domestic Servant, 1851 census Name: ´tabªDunn McNab Gender: ´tabªMale Age: ´tabª28 Estimated Birth Year: ´tabªabt 1824 Birthplace: ´tabªScotland Province: ´tabªCanada West (Ontario) District: ´tabªRenfrew County District Number: ´tabª33 Sub-District: ´tabªMcNab Sub-District Number: ´tabª317 Page: ´tabª45 Line: ´tabª9 Roll: ´tabªC_11751 Schedule: ´tabªA Servant, 1851 census Name: ´tabªAbigad Delure Gender: ´tabªFemale Age: ´tabª17 Estimated Birth Year: ´tabªabt 1835 Birthplace: ´tabªCanada Province: ´tabªCanada West (Ontario) District: ´tabªRenfrew County District Number: ´tabª33 Sub-District: ´tabªMcNab Sub-District Number: ´tabª317 Page: ´tabª45 Line: ´tabª10 Roll: ´tabªC_11751 Schedule: ´tabªA	Paris, John Lee (I13368)
11132	oneworldtree	Family F1198
11133	online data says Windsor, but not in 1621	Saxton, Richard (I21697)
11134	Only A Year Old When Died	Mulford, Wade (I2567)
11135	Only child of Eugene Law & Clara Boice, died of diphtheria at 2-1/2 y rs of age.	Law, Ilda (I9659)
11136	only item was a bed valued at 5pounds which was ordered to be divided by Samuel Wilson to the surviving children of Capt. Turney.	Turney, Benjamin (I23458)
11137	Only lived a couple of hours	Milligan, Bernice (I5550)
11138	ontario Grout Township, gladwin co	Teeple, Benjamin (I13868)
11139	Ontario Marriage Registrations, BICE search, _PAREN: Y .	Source (S414)
11140	Ontario, Canada 29 oct 1852 toronto, york oneworldtree	Miller, Henry Duncan (I6268)
11141	Ontario, Canada Births, 1869-1911, MEDI: Vital _ITALIC: Y _PAREN: Y .	Source (S415)
11142	Ontario, Canada Marriages 1857-1922, _PAREN: Y .	Source (S416)
11143	Ontario, Canada Marriages, 1857-1922 about Helena Teeple Name: ´tabªHelena Teeple Birth Place: ´tabªOntario Age: ´tabª20 Father Name: ´tabªFrederick Teeple Mother Name: ´tabªTeeple Teeple Estimated Birth Year: ´tabªabt 1851 Spouse Name: ´tabªEliza Bell Spouse's Age: ´tabª19 Spouse Birth Place: ´tabªON Spouse Father Name: ´tabªJames Bell Spouse Mother Name : ´tabªSarah Bell Marriage Date: ´tabª9 Dec 1871 Marriage Place: ´tabªHuron Marriage County: ´tabªHuron Source: ´tabªIndexed by: Ancestry.com	Teeple, Hiland (I7604)
11144	Ontario, Canada Marriages, 1857-1922 about Mary Anne Teeple Name: ´tabªMary Anne Teeple Birth Place: ´tabªUSA Age: ´tabª17 Father Name: ´tabªFrederick Teeple Mother Name: ´tabªMargaret Teeple Estimated Birth Year: ´tabªabt 1854 Spouse Name: ´tabªTitus Doan Spouse's Age: ´tabª20 Spouse Birth Place: ´tabªOntario Spouse Father Name: ´tabªJohn Doan Spouse Mother Name : ´tabªMarilla Doan Marriage Date: ´tabª24 May 1871 Marriage Place: ´tabªElgin Marriage County: ´tabªElgin Source: ´tabªIndexed by: Ancestry.com	Teeple, Mary Ann (I3785)
11145	Ontario, Canada Marriages, 1857-1922 about Mary Anne Teeple Name: ´tabªMary Anne Teeple Birth Place: ´tabªUSA Age: ´tabª17 Father Name: ´tabªFrederick Teeple Mother Name: ´tabªMargaret Teeple Estimated Birth Year: ´tabªabt 1854 Spouse Name: ´tabªTitus Doan Spouse's Age: ´tabª20 Spouse Birth Place: ´tabªOntario Spouse Father Name: ´tabªJohn Doan Spouse Mother Name : ´tabªMarilla Doan Marriage Date: ´tabª24 May 1871 Marriage Place: ´tabªElgin Marriage County: ´tabªElgin Source: ´tabªIndexed by: Ancestry.com	Doan, William Titus (I3813)
11146	Ontario, Canada Marriages, 1857-1922 Record about John Murrie Beaton Name: ´tabªJohn Murrie Beaton Birth Place: ´tabªHarrisville Mich Age: ´tabª27 Father Name: ´tabªHenry Beaton Mother Name: ´tabªSarah Anna Fettes Beaton Estimated Birth Year: ´tabªabt 1895 Spouse Name: ´tabªJean Rachel Sutherland Spouse's Age: ´tabª28 Spouse Birth Place: ´tabªOil Springs Ont Spouse Father Name: ´tabªJ W Sutherland Spouse Mother Name : ´tabªSara Jane Cruickshanks Sutherland Marriage Date: ´tabª29 Aug 1922 Marriage Place: ´tabªLambton Marriage County: ´tabªLambton Source: ´tabªIndexed by: Ancestry.com	Beaton, John Murrie (I4607)
11147	Ontario, Canada Marriages, 1857-1922 Record about John Murrie Beaton Name: ´tabªJohn Murrie Beaton Birth Place: ´tabªHarrisville Mich Age: ´tabª27 Father Name: ´tabªHenry Beaton Mother Name: ´tabªSarah Anna Fettes Beaton Estimated Birth Year: ´tabªabt 1895 Spouse Name: ´tabªJean Rachel Sutherland Spouse's Age: ´tabª28 Spouse Birth Place: ´tabªOil Springs Ont Spouse Father Name: ´tabªJ W Sutherland Spouse Mother Name : ´tabªSara Jane Cruickshanks Sutherland Marriage Date: ´tabª29 Aug 1922 Marriage Place: ´tabªLambton Marriage County: ´tabªLambton Source: ´tabªIndexed by: Ancestry.com	Sutherland, Jean Rachel (I4638)
11148	Ontario, Canada Marriages, 1857-1924, MEDI: Vital _ITALIC: Y _PAREN: Y .	Source (S417)
11149	Ontario. Register General, London District Marriage Reg., v. 16., 1833-1855 Ontario Archives, Record Group 8, Vol. 16, Series I-6-A; on FHL film #1030053., _PAREN: Y .	Source (S369)
11150	Ontario. Register General, Ontario Death Registrations, 1869-1925 (Salt Lake City; Filmed by the Gen. Soc. of Utah), _PAREN: Y .	Source (S413)