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Notes
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| 2201 | # Source: Susans List | Towner, Reuben Charles (I1812)
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| 2202 | # Source: Susans List | Towner, Margaret Rebecca 'Maggie' (I1813)
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| 2203 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | LaBrosse, H.J. (I3402)
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| 2204 | # Source: Susans List | Quinn, Raymond George (I1642)
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| 2205 | # There is a drain in Warwick Township named "The john Hastings Municipal Drain" It runs through John Hastings farm. Source: Milo Source Docs | Hastings, John (I184)
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| 2206 | # These are my notes for the father of William E. Towner....... Rev. William David Towner " A sailor- hauled gold mining equipment for '49ers around Cape Horn,Free Methodist - very strict. Married Margaret Van Volkenburg in Reekskill, NY , had 5 children in Humbolt County Iowa, moved to Fonthill,Quebec, canada across from Niagra Falls, then to Alpina, Michigan near Lake Huron in E. Michigan." "Will & Charles had 160 acres in little Hanaford Valley, Centralia Washington. 80 acres to Charles Towner, 80 acres to Will Towner". Notes from Paul Firth as told to him by his Aunt, Joan Towner who took notes during an interview with Alfred Towner her father. Source: email from Pat Holling: | Towner, William D (I1818)
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| 2207 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Fettes, L.K. (I4031)
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| 2208 | # Thought I would send you this....Lorayne(McNeil), Donnie and Elmer Pinder . Don was born in October 1940 so this was taken in the summer of 1941. I have very few pictures of my mother, but this is one of my favorites. email from marth rice (sister) | Pinder, Don (Donnie) (I4060)
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| 2209 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Pinder, M.J. (I4061)
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| 2210 | # Thought I would send you this....Lorayne(McNeil), Donnie and Elmer Pinder . Don was born in October 1940 so this was taken in the summer of 1941. I have very few pictures of my mother, but this is one of my favorites. email from Martha Rice (daughter) | Pinder, Elmer E (I4059)
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| 2211 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Rice, . (I4062)
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| 2212 | # Willis worked as a garage operator in Auburn, Michigan during the 1930 Depression. He then went to Dow Chemical Works in Midland, Michigan, until his death. Willis died of cancer. Source: Susans List | Rosekrans, Willis Warner (I52)
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| 2213 | # December 1884 Email from # 1885? rootsweb sloan board 1 Dec 1885 oneworldtree | Miller, Mildred Mae (Millie) (I154)
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| 2214 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Yates, M. (I4478)
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| 2215 | # http://town.morrison.co.us/history/Pioneers/index.php#AndersonGagePike b | Pike, Sonoma Margaret (I4552)
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| 2216 | # http://www.hopefarm.com/ucc01a_j.htm # poss with EIGHTIETH REGIMENT-SEVENTH CAVALRY. http://www.rootsweb.com/~srgp/1897/ch15.htm # Glendale White Oak Swamp, Riddell's Shop Civil War Virginia American Civil War June 30, 1862 Peninsular Campaign Map This is the fifth of the Seven Days' Battles. On June 30, Huger's, Longstreet's, and A.P. Hill's divisions converged on the retreating Union army in the vicinity of Glendale or Frayser's Farm. Longstreet's and Hill's attacks penetrated the Union defense near Willis Church, routing McCall's division. McCall was captured. Union counterattacks by Hooker's and Kearny's divisions sealed the break and saved their line of retreat along the Willis Church Road. Huger's advance was stopped on the Charles City Road. "Stonewall" Jackson's divisions were delayed by Franklin at White Oak Swamp. Confederate Major General T.H. Holmes made a feeble attempt to turn the Union left flank at Turkey Bridge but was driven back by Federal Navy gunboats in James River. Union generals Meade and Sumner and Confederate generals Anderson, Pender, and Featherston were wounded. This was Lee's best chance to cut off the Union army from the James River. That night, McClellan established a strong position on Malvern Hill. Result(s): Inconclusive (Union withdrawal continued.) Other Names: Nelson's Farm, Frayser's Farm, Charles City Crossroads, White Oak Swamp, New Market Road, Riddell's Shop Location: Henrico County Campaign: Peninsular Campaign (March-September 1862) next battle in campaign previous battle in campaign Date(s): June 30, 1862 Principal Commanders: Major General George B. McClellan [US]; General Robert E. Lee [CS] Forces Engaged: Armies Estimated Casualties: 6,500 total | Freer, George Clinton (I4135)
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| 2217 | # Jane and Robert married in Ireland where the both worked for the large household of a Minister. Robert was the Coachman and Jane was the Governess. Visions of "Jane Eyre!" Later they moved to Canada with the Robert Hastings and families. Email from Jeff Hanlin 2006-06-12 Laborer on farm 1880 census 1880 United States Federal Census about Thomas Atchison Name: ´tabªThomas Atchison Home in 1880: ´tabªAlcona, Alcona, Michigan Age: ´tabª26 Estimated Birth Year: ´tabªabt 1854 Birthplace: ´tabªCanada Relation to head-of-household: ´tabªSomething other than a direct relationship (Other) Father's birthplace: ´tabªCanada Mother's birthplace: ´tabªCanada Neighbors: ´tabªView others on page Occupation: ´tabªFarm Laborer Marital Status: ´tabªSingle Race: ´tabªWhite Gender: ´tabªMale Boarder on farm 1880 census 1880 United States Federal Census about Paul Des Jardins Name: ´tabªPaul Des Jardins Home in 1880: ´tabªAlcona, Alcona, Michigan Age: ´tabª25 Estimated Birth Year: ´tabªabt 1855 Birthplace: ´tabªCanada Relation to head-of-household: ´tabªSomething other than a direct relationship (Other) Father's birthplace: ´tabªCanada Mother's birthplace: ´tabªCanada Neighbors: ´tabªView others on page Occupation: ´tabªMinister M.E.C. Marital Status: ´tabªSingle Race: ´tabªWhite Gender: ´tabªMale | Ritchie, Robert (I195)
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| 2218 | # susans List Died of stroke "Went to South Dakota with family about 1880 and to Centralia, Washington with family April 1891. Met William Mitchell and they married in 1902. He was a sawmill worker. He worked in Brown's and Gurrriers Sawmills most of his life." [ Family records ]. [ According to their childrens births, I believe they were married about 1892? ] ************************************************************************** ********* 1910 Washington Census. Lewis County, Clark Precent, (living next door to Nathaniel Rhodes) On May 12, 1910, Supervisor's District # 2 ED #139 Sheet # 12B. Mitchell, Williams H. (head of house) Male, white age on census looks like 44 or 46, married for 17 years , Born in Utah, father and mother were both born in England. Occupation was Forman of a Shingle Mill Mitchell, Jennie, Wife , 36 years old and married for 17 years,born in Washington, had 3 children and 3 children living Children: 1. Chestor W. son 17 born in Washington 2. Edward G. son 14 " " " 3. Hazel V. Daughter 11 " " " | Towner, Jane "Jenny" (I1808)
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| 2219 | # This is taken from the History of Grant Co., Indiana, and Biographical Sketches, page. 905-906. William M. Kirkpatrick, one of the oldest and most highly esteemed pioneers of Van Buren Township, Grant Co., Indiana, is a native of Guernsey County, Ohio, where he was born January 08, 1811. The parents from whom he descended were Thomas B. and Mary (Henthorn) Kirkpatrick, natives of Ireland and Pennsylvania. The former, Thomas B. Kirkpatrick, was born in Ireland in May 1773. his father, Alexander Kirkpatrick, was also a native of Ireland, where he married a Miss Johnston, and always remained until death. They were the parents of six children, viz.: Margaret, Richard, William, Johnston, Christina, and Thomas B. father of our subject, the next to the eldest member of the family. He emigrated from Ireland to the United States in a very early day and settled in the State of Pennsylvania, where he was united in the year of 1800 to the above Mary, daughter of James and Nancy (Collins) Henthorn, who was a resident and also a native of Pennsylvania. In the year 1806 they moved to Guernsey County, Ohio, where he served as associate judge for several years, and afterward resided until death, which occurred in August 1852. Thirteen children were born to them, viz: Richard, Henry, James, Alexander, John, William M., Lucinda, Nancy, Margaret, Mary A., Thomas, Eliza and Fletcher W. In the History of Guernsey County, Ohio, PP. 952-953: "Five townships were laid off at the first meeting of the county commissioners, April 23, 1810. Present at the meeting were persons from various parts of the County, who were interested in the formations and their names. Amongst these were David Wherry, and Thomas B. Kirkpatrick, one of the associate judges, both of whom lived in the division that became Oxford Township. In deference to the wishes of these gentlemen the commissioners requested them to suggest a suitable name. "I came from Oxford shire, England," said David Wherry, "and I would like to have it called Oxford, in honor of my old home." "That suits me," added Judge Kirkpatrick, "because my ancestors came from Oxford, a little town in Ireland." Thus it is that Oxford has both an English and an Irish Origin. Gurnsey County, Ohio - U.S. Law Entries 1800-1820 Index from the Recorder's office. Kirkpatrick, Thomas, 1814, Section 24, Township 3, Range 2, Volume D-643 Index Tax List Ohio 1810, Guernsey County: Thomas Kirkpatrick WILL OF THOMAS B,. KIRKPATRICK Be it remembered that at the August term in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and fifty one, of the Court of common Plea for the County of Guernsey and State of Ohio continued and held at the Court house in the town of Cambridge in said county on the fourteenth day of August in said, the last Will and Testament of Thomas B. Kirkpatrick late of Guernsey County, Ohio deceased, being brought into Court for Probate and Benjamin Jackson and ____ Jackson the subscribing witnesses to the last will and testament and appearing in open Court and being duly sworn each for himself upon his solemn oath sayeth that he signed said will as a witness thereto in the presence and at the request of said testator. That the testator at the time of signing the same was of sound mind and memory of full age and not under any restraint. Which said will is in the words and figures following, to wit: In the name of God, Amen I, Thomas B. Kirkpatrick make this my last Will and Testament in the following manner that is to say I give my soul to God that gave it and my body to be buried in the earth to the resurrection of ______. I bequeath to my wife, Mary Kirkpatrick all my goods and chattel and real estate after my debts and burying expense is paid. and I appoint my son Fletcher W. Kirkpatrick, my only and sole executor of this my last will and testament to which I put my hand and seal this 11th day of October, 1847. Thos. B. Kirkpatrick (seal) Witness present Benjamine Jackson Henry Jackson Descendents of Alex Kirkpatrick | Kirkpatrick, Thomas B (I5682)
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| 2220 | # ´bªNewspaper Date : ´/bª3/2/1888 12:00:00 AM ´bªVolume : ´/bª11 ´bªNumber : ´/bª48 ´bªNewspaper : ´/bªReview ´bªDescription : ´/bªBirth of a daughter to Duncan Campbell. ´bªTranscription : ´/bªAlcona Atoms. Alcona, Feb. 28--Duncan Campbell was the happy recipient last week of a young daughter. | Campbell, Duncan (I3435)
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| 2221 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Walker, I.L. (I3979)
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| 2222 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Bronson, M.B. (I265)
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| 2223 | # 1 mo old michigan (August 1st 1880) 1870 Census | LaChapelle, Mary Adelia (Minnie) (I3547)
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| 2224 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Shaw, C. (I5634)
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| 2225 | # 10 oct 1906 by Rev CM Boyce milo # 1904 kenneth conklin by Rev CM Boyce | Family F54
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| 2226 | # 11 jan 1917 milo # 1916 kenneth conklin | Teeple, Frederick John (I3257)
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| 2227 | # 11 jul 1917 muskegon, mi milo index abt jul 1917 mich - 1920 census | Newberry, Mary Louise (I3885)
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| 2228 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Hastings, N.J. (I4915)
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| 2229 | # 11 nov 1919 milo # 11 nov 1918 in Oscoda, Iosco County, Michigan kenneth conklin | Family F55
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| 2230 | # 11 yo Michigan 1930 census # 1 year 1 month on Jan 25, 1920 1920 census # 25 Nov 1919 harrisville oneworldtree | LaChapelle, Jean (I5505)
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| 2231 | # 12 Jun 1841 milo notes (wrong) # 12 jul 1823 acr 3/14/1895 # 12 Jul 1824 headstone abt 1828 ireland - 1880 census | Ritchie, Robert (I195)
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| 2232 | # 12 Oct Traverse City sloan board # Aft. 1932 Traverse City email from | Sloan, Melburn Richard (Moses) (I155)
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| 2233 | # 12/10/1886 alcona county review | Fleming, Charles (I5728)
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| 2234 | # 13 7/12 Michigan 1920 Census # 2 May 1906 Harrisville oneworldtree | Ritchie, Walter James (I5549)
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| 2235 | # 13 Aug 1905 Source: Susans List # 13 Aug 1906 Kenneth Conklin # If I remember correctly, the stillborn was a twin of either Victor or Laverne Clark--need to check with Don Laverne Henry Clark: b. 11 Aug 1906, d. 01 Mar 1964 Email Bob Ferrett, May 29, 2006 | Clark, LaVerne Henry (I3482)
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| 2236 | # 13 jun 1896 mich milo index abt 1897 mich - 1920 census - 1930 census | Hastings, Alma Suzanne (I3883)
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| 2237 | # 14 Mar 1842 one world tree # 19 Mar 1842 milo index abt 1842 pa - 1950 census | Smeal, Elizabeth Jane (Eliza) (I3250)
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| 2238 | # 14 mar 1916 milo index # 1917 obit # 14 Mar 1917 email from 3 14 1918 Millies' death record in Alcona Co. shows she died 3-14-1918 of TB 9 Feb 1918 | Miller, Mildred Mae (Millie) (I154)
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| 2239 | # 15 Apr 1877 Alcona County Source: Susans List # 15 Apr 1878 Port Huron, Huron County, Michigan kenneth conklin # 15 Apr 1878 Email from Bob Ferret, 05/29/2006 | Clark, Henry (I3465)
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| 2240 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Conklin, J.L. (I3561)
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| 2241 | # 15 dec 1951 milo # 12 dec 1951 kenneth conklin #12 dec 1951 letter from leila jean | Teeple, Earl Frederick (I106)
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| 2242 | # 15 june 1895 haynes # 15 june 1895 1917 draft card | Freer, George (I3994)
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| 2243 | # 15 Mar 1897 Alcona Milo # 15 mar 1897 haynes twp 1917 draft card | Hastings, Shirley Laselles (I162)
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| 2244 | # 16 aug 1963 milo # 18 aug 1963 in AGH, Alpena, Alpena County, Michigan kenneth conklin | Miller, Irena Evelyn (Rena) (I136)
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| 2245 | # 16 Jan 1900 milo index # 17 Jan 1900 kenneth conklin | Hastings, Howard Ritchie (I3882)
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| 2246 | # 16 May 1885 Source: I don;t remember # 26 May 1885, Alcona Co MI Source: # ELIZA HASTINGS m FREDRICK O TEEPLE 26 MAY 1885 http://www.usgennet.org/usa/mi/county/alcona/alconamarriages.html # HASTINGS,ELIZA - HASTINGS,TEEPLE,FREDRICK O TEEPLE,ALCONA,,26 MAY 1885,anniegirl@sympatico.ca,--,http://www.teeplepeople.com,-- http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/mi/alcona/vitals/marriages/dbn-aug2005-h-j.txt | Family F40
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| 2247 | # 16 oct 1879 milo # 1878 kenneth conklin | McArthur, William John (I127)
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| 2248 | # 18 2/12 yo michigan 1920 census # 12 Jun 1901 harrisville oneworldtree | Ritchie, Floyd (I5547)
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| 2249 | # 1832 Ireland # She was born in Antrum County, Ireland, May 01,1832, Email from Rick Thompson | Barr, Lysa Jane (I5601)
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| 2250 | # 1843 Ind desc of alex kirkpatrick # Abt 1843 ind census | Fenton, Eliza (I5673)
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