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Matches 12,201 to 12,250 of 13,472

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12201	Settled in Hartford CT in 1639 moved to Bankside, Fairfield Co, CT. His will was dated June 16, 1662 and proved March 5, 1663 History of Fairfield, CT From time to time they were joined by a few other planters among whom were Giles Smith Simon Couch Henry Plaistead Joseph Lockwood Robert Rumsie Robert Meaker and Thomas Barnum The Bankside farmers appear to have lived in a luxurious manner for those days Some of them owned slaves and with the cheap hire of Indian labor they reaped large and valuable crops The inventories of their estates exhibit an accumulation of handsome fortunes In the month of November the General Court ordered that as Fairfield had not rendered a just & perfect list of the estates of her inhabitants according to the order of the Court that the sd town should pay twenty nobles as a fine for their neglect & contempt thereof & that they should pay rate for the present year according to the estates they had formerly given http://books.google.com/books?id=2it_faDsOeoC&pg=PA350&dq=giles+smith+1604&hl=en&ei=dGbGS962OZGENqTu0KMO&sa=X&oi=book_result&ct=result&resnum=5&ved=0CEkQ6AEwBA#v=onepage&q=giles%20smith&f=false GILES SMITH, Hartford, Conn., 1639, received land "by courtesie of the town"; his home lot was on Maine Street, on the corner of what is now Charter Oak Street. He sold 20 acres to Thomas Hosmer, March 6, 1642; later Philip Davis bought his house and land. He was one of the earliest settlers of New London, but removed to Fairfield by 1651, and died there, 1669. He left a second wife, Eunice (not the mother of his children), whose first husband was Jonathan Porter of Huntington, L. I. Anna Smith, his daughter, married Francis Andrews. Memorial History of Hartford. Trumbull, p. 25g. Hartford in Olden Time, p. 31. http://dunhamwilcox.net/ne/puritan4.htm	Smith, Giles (I11493)
12202	settled in McGillivray Twp, Ontario, Canada	Carter, William (I9315)
12203	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Edwards, W. (I375)
12204	settled on a farm of one hundred and thirty acres in Ridgefield near the Redding line conveyed to him by his father	Barlow, James (I18750)
12205	Seven children	Gailor, Eleazer (I22609)
12206	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Fletcher, S. (I13655)
12207	Shannon Teeple, mySpace profile, MEDI: Website _ITALIC: Y _PAREN: Y .	Source (S394)
12208	Sharen Neal, Families of Sequoyah County, OK & Others (http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=mjr6387&id=I106208), MEDI: Gedcom _ITALIC: Y _PAREN: Y .	Source (S271)
12209	Shaw family website, MEDI: Website _ITALIC: Y _PAREN: Y .	Source (S472)
12210	She also received 100 acres of bounty land (Warrant #8516).	Sloat, Judith (I7179)
12211	She came to Alcona County as a school teacher in 1928	Phillips, Florence H (I6242)
12212	She Died 1890 Something.	Rice, Minerva (I880)
12213	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Kari, . (I24331)
12214	She is found in the 1910 Nebraska census, Furnas county, in Beaver City. She is 24 and has no occupation. She is at home.	Moore, Mabel Evelyn (I9913)
12215	She is named in her husbands will in 1847 in Wayne County. Children; 2 boy s, 3 girls. Naomi was from Montgomery County (I think Broadalbin) and moved to Wayne C ounty. She was the only daughter out of the ten children.	Ferguson, Naomi (I9614)
12216	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	LaLonde, S.J. (I5072)
12217	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Wright, G. (I3023)
12218	She moved to Detroit for a few years	Campbell, Flora (I12512)
12219	She owns it	O'Laughlin, Mary (I13255)
12220	She remarried after George died.	Tryon, Ann (I5537)
12221	She signed a marriage contract on 28 Jul 1829 in Black Nuir, Dunnichen, Ans. Scotland.	Donaldson, Harriet (I6132)
12222	She stayed for a while with her uncle John on his farm in haynes and then went to Chicago and married Ben Wibblesman. lived with her Uncle Johns wife nell one winter while john was working in the woods up near hillman, according to ainsy jack who lived across road and ainsy and margaret would saw up enough wood each saturday to keep te stoves going the next week. rumor says that she and ben parted and she moved over to the sw part of mich -- milo johnson source notes ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- My research showed that Margaret moved to Chicago with her sister Minnie when she was around 15 and then met my Great Grandfather there. -- melanie phillips, 2006-06-12	Van Alstine, Margaret L (I3425)
12223	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Miller, M.J. (I3566)
12224	she was 4'11" - email from June Zann	Panknin, Emma Ottilie (I7598)
12225	She was an active member of the local Presbyterian Church for many years	McNeil, Emily (I4622)
12226	She was baptised Ida Louise - email from June Zann	Panknin, Edith Louise (I7596)
12227	She was bequeathed the best hat of Ann, wife of Thomas Wheeler in her will.	Turney, Rebecca (I19680)
12228	She was born in Norway.. Abt. 1878. She had beautiful Red hair and had a thick accent. She went by the name of Theresa or Tressa Larson. She was only married to George Hugill for 11 months, before her husband was killed. We don't know if she remarriedÖÖÖ.. She married George Hugill in Duluth, St. Louis Co. Minnesota on December 13th, 1902 Petra was 25 at the time of her marriage	Larson, Petra Thersa (I13028)
12229	She was buried as "Jeane Wood Widdow." \par	Jane (I24066)
12230	She was burned to death.	Taylor, Hannah (I6393)
12231	She was cremated - no fuenral	LaLonde, Sharron Lee (I5073)
12232	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family F4618
12233	She went by NELLIE Nellie Susans List	Roberts, Eleanor Rachel (Nellie) (I2)
12234	She went to Chicago, too but married James Fettes of Alcona County.	Van Alstine, Florence (I3427)
12235	shipwrecked on Sandy Hook when ship was sunk in storm\par	Van Princis, Penelope (I3285)
12236	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Woolf, S.A. (I399)
12237	short, medium build, blue eyes black hair - draft card	Hull, Wyatt Tabor (I15076)
12238	short, medium build, grey eyes light brown hair - 1917 draft card	Radtke, Ernest Henry (I14890)
12239	short, stout, blue eyes light hair - 1917 draft card	Radtke, Otto F (I14888)
12240	Signed death certificate for sister Lucy Bayle Roache Kirk Listed in 1861 Canadian Census Name: Martin Bail Census place: Shefford, Shefford, Ontario, Canada Age in years: 9 Estimated birth year: 1852 Birthplace: Lower Canada Religion: Roman Catholic Sheet# 307, Line 17 Listed in 1900 Michigan Census, Newaygo County, Beaver Twp (ED# , Sheet ) Listed in 1920 Michigan Census, Newaygo County, Beaver Twp (ED#162, Sheet 3A)	Bayle, Martin Lyman (I17109)
12241	signer of the declaration	Paine, Robert Treat (I20742)
12242	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family F7921
12243	Silverthorn, AG, \i Silverthorn/O'Neil lineage of Harbor Beach, MI\i0. (http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/8720597/person/-904354038), _ITALIC: Y _PAREN: Y .	Source (S473)
12244	Simon Bradstreet was on of the first Fellows of Emanuel College, Cambridge University, England and Vicar of Horbling Lincolnshire from 1596 to1621.	Bradstreet, Simon (I22493)
12245	Simon de Dammartin gained the titles Comte de Ponthieu and Comte d`Aumale.	de Dammartin, Simon (I14768)
12246	Simsbury - roderic davis	Wilcoxson, Samuel (I15233)
12247	Since he was really young when he listed his occupation on the card, my mom didn't know what it could be. When he lived in Black River he taught school in a one room school house to children in the logging community. Then he moved down to detroit and was a manager of distribution for Dodge and later--about 1942, moved to Chicago and worked for Ford. A few years after that he moved to Ft. Lauderdale and bought a liquor store.	McNeil, Wallace Lloyd (I4613)
12248	Since he was really young when he listed his occupation on the card, my mom didn't know what it could be. When he lived in Black River he taught school in a one room school house to children in the logging community. Then he moved down to detroit and was a manager of distribution for Dodge and later--about 1942, moved to Chicago and worked for Ford. A few years after that he moved to Ft. Lauderdale and bought a liquor store.	McNeil, Wallace Lloyd (I4613)
12249	Since he was really young when he listed his occupation on the card, my mom didn't know what it could be. When he lived in Black River he taught school in a one room school house to children in the logging community. Then he moved down to detroit and was a manager of distribution for Dodge and later--about 1942, moved to Chicago and worked for Ford. A few years after that he moved to Ft. Lauderdale and bought a liquor store.	McNeil, Wallace Lloyd (I4613)
12250	single medium height, medium build, dark blue eyes, light brown hair - draft card 2 Thomas Withnell in La Moure in 1930 census one single, one married with kids, both laborers on general farm on 4/4/1930, one 4.21.1930 http://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?rank=1&new=1&MSAV=0&msT=0&gss=angs-g&gsfn=thomas+ernest&gsln=withnell&_81004010=16+Feb+1895&msbpn=37&msbpn__ftp=North+Dakota%2c+USA&ne=2&pcat=ROOT_CATEGORY&h=108632272&recoff=2&db=1930usfedcen&indiv=1\\ http://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?rank=1&new=1&MSAV=0&msT=0&gss=angs-g&gsfn=thomas+ernest&gsln=withnell&_81004010=16+Feb+1895&msbpn=37&msbpn__ftp=North+Dakota%2c+USA&ne=2&pcat=ROOT_CATEGORY&h=108635095&recoff=1+2&db=1930usfedcen&indiv=1	Withnell, Thomas Ernest (I14007)