Notes

Matches 12,101 to 12,150 of 13,472

#	Notes	Linked to
12101	same birthday as Mary	Pike, Elizabeth (I21015)
12102	same house in 1940\par	Johnson, Milo Napier (I13)
12103	Samuel 2 Barlow son of Lieutenant Samuel i Barlow was baptized at Fair field Connecticut January 22 1710 died December 20 1773 buried in the old cemetery a little west of the Redding Center Congregational church He removed from Fairfield to Redding shortly after 1740 and settled inwhat is now the Boston district or about the time the first child of his second marriage Nathaniel was four years old when he determined on acquiring a permanent residence hence he bought January 2 1749 a farm of one hundred and seventy acres with the buildings thereon of James Bradley not far from his parents paying about $12,500 After increasing its size by subsequent purchases this farm appears to have been bounded on the north by the first Cross Highway from the rear of the Long Lots which is understood to be the road running eastward from the Norwalk and Danbury turnpike and continuing to Redding Center It was to be later recorded as the property of Bradley Hill and the heirs of Gershom Hill At this homestead his last four children were born The executors of his estate were his widow Esther and his youngest son Jabez by his first wife Within a year and eight months his widow died and the court appointed Na thanial and Aaron his sons administrators Samuel Barlow married first at Fairfield Connecticut August 12 1731 Eunice daughter of Colonel Daniel Bradley who was the third son of Francis and Ruth Bradley married Abigail daughter of Joseph Jackson and died in 1714 His father Francis Bradley first of the name in Fairfield where he came in 1660 having been a resident of Branford Connecticut in 1657 was mentioned in the New Haven records as early as 1650 a member of the house of Governor Theophilus Eaton and probably articled to him Samuel Barlow married second August 7 1744 Esther daughter of Nathaniel Hull of Redding Connecticut and she died August 28 775 aged fifty four years Children i Daniel born November 24 1734 died young 2 Ruhamah or Ruhannah born January 22 1737 married Redding September 7 1759 John Gray 3 James born January 29 1739 settled on a farm of one hundred and thirty acres in Ridgefield near the Redding line conveyed to him March 30 1770 by his father his four children were Samuel who went to the south Lewis Abigail and James who settled in Vermont 4 Jabez born March 21 1742 5 Nathaniel see forward 6 Aaron see forward 7 Samuel see forward 8 Joel see forward 9 Huldah Genealogical and family history of southern New York and the ..., Volume 3	Barlow, Samuel (I11516)
12104	Samuel 3 Barlow son of Samuel 2 and Esther Hull Barlow was born at Redding Connecticut April 3 1752 died January 26 1776 at Poughkeepsie New York He served in the Fifth Regiment Connecticut Line in the northern campaign and was discharged November 28 1775 While on his way home he sickened and died at the house of David Mulford in Poughkeepsie Upon his father's tombstone is the following tribute to him the son His son Mr Samuel Barlow resigned his breath in the service of his country He died and was buried at Ryn beck on his return from the victory of St Johns and Montreal January 26 AD 17 6 aged 23 years Thus age and youth without distinction fall Death is the common lot prepared for all	Barlow, Samuel (I11520)
12105	Samuel Bennett 4, was a soldier in the French and Indian Wars. His two sons, Edward 5 and Gamaliel 5, served in the Revolution, in Captain Ezekiel Mulford's Co., Col. Josiah Smith's Regt., also in the 1st Regt. Minute Men in Suffolk County.	Bennett, Samuel (I1930)
12106	Samuel came over the Mayflower with his parents as a boy in 1620. When his parents died he was taken care of by his Uncle Samuel Fuller (and hiswife Bridget Mary Lee Fuller). (Note-Uncle Samuel was a Doctor, whoalso came over the Mayflower. He was a deacon of the Plymouth church for the colony as well as their surgeon. He would die during an outbreak ofthe plague in 1633.) The year following Samuel and Jane's marriage, 1636,Sam and Jane built a pallizadse style house in Scituate, located on Greenfield Street. It had walls of poles, filled in with stones and clay,with a thatched roof, windows of oiled paper and a floor of hand sawedplanks. They had 20 acres of land, probably a grant from the town. Samwas a constable and also served as a juryman and on committees to settle difficulties with the Indians. Samuel and Jane had at least 9 children. Samuel was born on April 8th, 1608 in England. Samuel's father was Edward Fuller and his mother was Ann. His paternal grandparents were Robert Fuller and Sarah Dunkhorn. He had a brother named Matthew. He died at the age of 75 on October 31st, 1683 in Barnstable, Massachusetts. * General Notes o Samuel Fuller came on the Mayflower at the age of 12, with his father Edward Fuller. (He should not be confused with Doctor Samuel Fuller, his uncle, who also came on the Mayflower). Samuel's parents both died the first winter at Plymouth. Samuel was apparently raised by his uncle, Dr. Samuel Fuller, and became a freeman of Plymouth in 1634. At division of lands in 1624, Samuel was counted as three persons out of respect for his parents. He married in Scituate the next year to Jane Tothrop, the daughter of Rev. John Lothrop and his first wife Hannah Howes. Samuel was married at Mr. Cudworth's house by Capt. Miles Standish, Magistrate, "on ye fourthe day of ye weeke April 8-18, 1635, to Jane Lathrop, daughter of Rev. John Lathrop". He is on the rolls of the Scituate Church on 7 Nov. 1636. The year following Samuel and Jane's marriage, 1636, Sam and Jane built a pallizadse style house in Scituate, located on Greenfield Street. It had walls of poles, filled in with stones and clay, with a thatched roof, windows of oiled paper and a floor of hand sawed planks. He and wife Jane raised their family initially at Scituate, before moving sometime shortly before 1641 to Barnstable. He would live out the next forty years of his life in Barnstable, where he farmed. They had nine children. His probate records of 1683-1684 indicate that his wife predeceased him. He also bequeathed an Indian named Joel to his son John. He was constable of Scituate in 1641 but moved to Barnstable later becoming the only passenger of the Mayflower to settle permanently in that location. His Will was dated 29 Oct. 1683 and probated 5 June 1684 in Barnstable, Barstable, Massachusetts, in which he gives his Indian Joell to his son John.	Fuller, Samuel (I22639)
12107	Samuel jr s of Richard Hubbell 2 settled at Fairfield & m Elizabeth d of Their children were Hannah bapt 19 May 1695 Nathan 3 Dec 1699 died 6 Feb 1761 Eunice bapt 21 March 1703 Abigail bapt 15 July 1705 Olive 15 Feb 1707 & m Joseph Bradley she was the great grand mother of Justice Joseph P Bradley of the US Sup Ct David bapt 2 Sept 1711 & m Martha Samuel bapt 30 May 1714 F Par Rec	Hubbell, Samuel (I11532)
12108	Samuel Sherwood's will was dated March 15, 1724/5 and was proved June 22, 1725. It includes daughters Ann, Sarah, Abigail; Lydia daughter of my daughter Sarah Hull; sons Daniel and Samuel. He renewed the Convenant at Fairfield Church on March 29, 1696.	Sherwood, Samuel (I19985)
12109	Samuel to Ipswich, MA	Ingalls, Samuel (I22222)
12110	Sandra McLellan, Email from Sandra McLellan 2007-10-10, MEDI: Email _ITALIC: Y _PAREN: Y .	Source (S256)
12111	Sandra McLellan, Updates suggested by Sandra McLellan 2007-10-14, MEDI: Website _ITALIC: Y _PAREN: Y .	Source (S513)
12112	Sandra Templeton, Guestbook post from Sandra Templeton 2008-08-31, MEDI: Website _ITALIC: Y _PAREN: Y .	Source (S312)
12113	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Bronson, S.J.J. (I264)
12114	Sarah Harris is assumed to be the daughter of James Pharris based on the following facts:1. In the 1850 Jackson County Census District 15, Sarah Harris (FN#1090) is living near James Pharris (FN#1092).2. Also close by is Isom Pharris (FN#1093), Littleton and Jane Colier (FN#1094), and George and Charlotte Stout (FN#1126).3. In Draper vs. Pharris, Sarah Ann Harris is listed as a daughter of James Pharris. Isom Pharris is listed as a son, Littleton Colier and George Stout are listed as son-in-laws.4. In Littleton Collier and others vs James Draper, Sally was first listed as a Harris and then the wife of Alexander Gettings.According to the court case "Littleton Collier and others vs James Draper", Sally Ann sold her shares in the court case to Dudley Brown.Sallie Ann Harris is living with Bryant Harris in the 6th Civil District White County, TN in 1900She stated that she was born March 1910 and that she had 6 children - 4 were living	Pharris, Sarah Ann (I10564)
12115	Sarah Manning, Sarah Manning Family Tree (http://trees.ancestry.com/pt/person.aspx?tid=5806333&pid=-1391355407), MEDI: Gedcom _ITALIC: Y _PAREN: Y .	Source (S470)
12116	Sarah married on December 1829 Preble County, Ohio to Christian Foust in December 29, 1829 by William Swisher. They had 7 children . they lived in Randolf County, Indiana in 1850. At some time they moved to Wisconsin.	Loy, Sarah "Sally" (I470)
12117	Savage has as youngest child of Thomas Jabez lived in E. Haddam, Colchester and Sharon CT; and in Amenia NY and perhaps Manchester VT. Original proprietor of Sharon CT in 1738; moved to Amenia NY in1760. He was called lieutenant.	Crippen, Jabez (I22666)
12118	Saybrook, Middlesex County, Connecticut - parren	Harris, Sylvia (I14576)
12119	Schaghticoke, Rensselaer Co, New York	Vandercook, Cornelius (I8816)
12120	School District #2	Ritchie, Johnson Franklin (I3718)
12121	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Butler, D.L. (I3840)
12122	schooling - 10th grade occ - organist, housewife	Teeple, Leila Jean (I3616)
12123	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Teeple, K.J. (I3253)
12124	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Langham, J. (I3850)
12125	Schriver	Manning, Lucretia (I14094)
12126	Schriver	Schriver, John (I14095)
12127	Schriver 04	Manning, Delia (I14101)
12128	Schriver 04	Schriver, William (I14102)
12129	Scotch heritage - 1911 census	Amelia (I15489)
12130	Scotland Dunnichen,	Donaldson, Harriet (I6132)
12131	Scotland Easter Methie, Angus, Scotland 1 aug 1776 desc of w fettes	Fettes, William (I6131)
12132	Scotland - 1910 census of son and daugh conn - 1900 of son and daug - 1920 of son - 1930 of son	Unknown (I16643)
12133	scotland - obit Stow-edinburgh, Midlothian,, Scotland - owt	Paris, James (I13350)
12134	Scotland - obit of daughter mary Midlothian,, Scotland owt	Pringle, Mary (I13351)
12135	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Cummings, R. (I24247)
12136	Scottish - Bob Milligan Abt 1902 1920 census abt 1903 - census	Campbell, Alexander B (Sandy) (I8229)
12137	Sea T???? occupation 1910 census B???tant at C????? occupation 1920 census	Cook, Thomas B (I13106)
12138	Sean Carow, Carow Family Tree (http://trees.ancestry.com/pt/person.aspx?pid=-726859343&tid=6825401), MEDI: Gedcom _ITALIC: Y _PAREN: Y .	Source (S111)
12139	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Blumenthal, P. (I2792)
12140	Section 16 Row 15 1.A L16 s6	Barber, Joseph (I13970)
12141	Section 16 Row 15 1.A L16 s7	Pettengill, Hannah (I13971)
12142	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	. (I1)
12143	See attached sources.	Barber, Effie Myrtle (I11255)
12144	See attached sources.	Jones, Maggie (I9737)
12145	See attached sources.	Shorter, Horace (I9226)
12146	See attached sources.	O'Neill, Patrick James (I23816)
12147	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Holmes, C.L. (I17458)
12148	See attached sources.	Rector, Lewis (I10283)
12149	See attached sources.	Clark, Fowler Terry (I11393)
12150	See attached sources.	Slawson, Hannah (I10492)