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#	Notes	Linked to
9001	John Glossner, John Glossner Genealogy (http://www.glossner.org/john/html/genealogy.htm), MEDI: Website _ITALIC: Y _PAREN: Y .	Source (S348)
9002	John Henry was the youngest son born to Ephraim and Mary.	Lovelace, John Henry (I5534)
9003	John Holt was member of the influential Holt Family. The list of children from Mary Rebecca Dinney Nat'l #521540 D.A.R. and North Carolina State Descendants of Michael Holt 1967 page 163;93. John Holts second wife Mary had a child born in 1753.	Holt, John Sr. (I882)
9004	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Hopkins, J. (I12899)
9005	John immigrated from Felsham, Suffolk, England to America probably in the year 1633 (Elijah Ellsworth Brownell, Bank's Topographical Dictionary of 2885 English Immigrants to New England, 1620-1650, p. 153); Felsham is approximately two miles from Rattleden; it did not have its own parish register before 1656.	Brundage, John (I15360)
9006	John Loy and Martha Grant had 10 Children. Second Wife, Nancy Antle and John Loy had 6 Children.	Loy, John (I861)
9007	John Loy Jr. 's marriage record was found in Stoner's Reformed Church North Carolina. He moved from North Carolina to Campbell County, Tennessee near Loys cross roads about 1806 with parents. In the 1840 Campbell County, Tennessee Census,John Loy age 70 to 80. Wife 60 to 70. Some infro came from Loy Book, page 27. See Sharp Book page 172 and 173. See "Know Your Relatives" "The Sharps" by Genevieve Peters. ( Also check page 174) John Loy Jr. occupation was a famer. His Church Affiation was Stoner's Reformed Church N. C. John Loy died either 1845 or 1846.	Loy, John ( ) Jr. (I473)
9008	John Loy was born in Tennessee and married July 23, 1835 to Jane Mc Camish by Paul Way Justice of the Peace. he died 1846 at the age of 28 in Tennessee.	Loy, John (I468)
9009	John N Rogers marker http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=image&guid=7be01360-5928-4f95-9011-0f44680bde9d&tid=18384563&pid=652620711	Rogers, John N (I652620711)
9010	John settled at Bengeworth, a few miles from Little Washbourne, probably at the time of his father's death in 1517	Washbourne, John (I23282)
9011	John Sutton, 3rd Baron Dudley (1494-1553), commonly known as Lord Quondam, was the eldest son and heir of Sir Edward Sutton, 2nd Baron Dudley and his wife Lady Cicely (Willoughby) Sutton. He was born about 1494, at Dudley Castle, Worcestershire. He was betrothed to Lady Cicely Grey (a daughter of Thomas Grey, first Marquess of Dorset, by Cicely, his wife, suo jure Baroness Harrington and Bonville) by 30 October 1501, whom he subsequently married. He was knighted 13 October 1513. He succeeded his father as Baron Dudely in 1532 and immediately began to sell his patrimony. He was never summoned to Parliament. He acquired the nickname, "Lord Quondam" ("Lord Has-been" or "Lord Formerly"), when he allowed his estate, including the castle of Dudley, to fall into the possession of his cousin, John Dudley, Duke of Northumberland. The Duke resided at Dudley Castle and added new and magnificent structures to the old fortress. After Northumberland's execution, Dudley Castle was forfeited to the crown, and in 1555 was restored to Lord Quondam's eldest son, Edward Sutton, 4th Baron Dudley. 'Lord Quondam' had several brothers: Thomas, William, Arthur, Geoffery and George. Lord Dudley decided upon a city residence at Tothill Street in Westminster. He died in Middlesex and was buried 18 September 1553 inSt. Margaret's Church, Westminster, London; his wife was buried there on 28 April 1554. Dugdale wrote, ?It is reported by credible tradition of this John Lord Dudley, that being a weak man of understanding, whereby he had exposed himself to some wants, and so became entangled in the usurer?s bonds, John Dudley, then Viscount Lisle and Earl of Warwick (afterwards Duke of Northumberland), thirsting after Dudley Castle, the chief seat of the family, made those money merchants his instruments to work him out of it,which by some mortgage being at length effected, this poor lord becameexposed to the charity of his friends for a subsistence, and spending the remainder of his life in visits amongst them, was commonly called theLord Quondam.? His children included Edward, Captain Henry (Knt.), George, Margaret, Thomas, Dorothy, Elizabeth, and Robert. It has for some time been acknowledged that a grandson of Captain Sir Henry Dudley was that Thomas Dudley whom sailed on the Arabella in 1630 to become governor of the MA Bay Colony several times.	Sutton, John (I22443)
9012	John was a farmer, a prominent and leading citizen. He was a deacon for many years. He served on important civil committees and as deputy in 1690. he was named a captain in 1712 and served in the Indian Wars for which the town granted him six acres. His will named his wife, five sons, and seven daughters. - thomas holcombe genealogy	Griswold, John (I16100)
9013	John was born on January 11th, 1655 in Barnstable, Massachusetts. John's father was Samuel Fuller and his mother was Jane Lathrop. His paternal grandparents were Edward Fuller and Ann; his maternal grandparents were John Lathrop and Hannah Howse. He was an only child. He died about March 23rd, 1725 in East Haddam, Middlesex County, Connecticut. * General Notes o John was a farmer and landowner. He moved to East Haddam, Ct. in 1689. In 1721, five years before his death, he gave each of his seven sons a deed to a farm, complete with implements. John and Mehitable had eleven or twelve children. He was called Little John Fuller to distinguish him from his cousin Dr. John Fuller. He was bequeathed the Indian, Joell, in the Will of his father Samuel Fuller Sr., dated 29 Oct. 1683 and probated 5 June 1684 in Barnstable, Barstable, Massachusetts.	Fuller, John (I22651)
9014	John was married at Belstead, Suffolk, England in 1621 to Rachel Hubbard (Boyd's Marriage Index of Suffolk, England, Vol. 7, 1601-1625, Belstead Parish Register)	Family F5251
9015	John Wood of Roydon, co. Essex, yeoman, left no will, and there is no record´uª0´uª ´uª0 of his´uª0 ´uª0 estate.´uª ´uªNo member of the Wood family was taxed at Roydon in the Ship´uª ´uªMoney´uª0 ´uª0 Subsidy of´uª ´uª1636[Charles Banks Mss, Rare Book Room, Library of Congress :´uª ´uªEssex´uª0 ´uª0 Subsidies].´uª0 ´uªhttp://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/f/r/y/Dennis-M-Frye/GENE3-0031.html ´uªkids ´/uª	Wood, John (I24065)
9016	John's brother, Robert, stayed on the Homestead in Lynn, MA	Ingalls, Robert (I22217)
9017	John's first wife's name is unknown. His second wife's name was Martha, widow of Ananias Conkling Jr. Children by first marriage only.	Mulford, John (I1795)
9018	Johnsabem birthday is either 1833 or 1834 in Ohio. He Married Julia Ann Sheppard or Shepard. He died in 1899 at age of 66. He married second wife, Mary Jane Oldberry in Tippecanoe County, Indiana.	Loy, Johnsabem (I457)
9019	Johnson, Jerry Milo, Jerry Milo Johnson Ancestry Project (http://jerrymilojohnson.com/ancestryproject), _ITALIC: Y _PAREN: Y \par.	Source (S344)
9020	Johnson-Bauman Family Tree (http://trees.ancestry.com/pt/person.aspx?tid=11178311&pid=-512599088), MEDI: Gedcom _ITALIC: Y _PAREN: Y .	Source (S349)
9021	Johnstown, Montgomery Co, New York	Jeffers, Robert "Sr" (I8754)
9022	Johnstown, Montgomery Co, New York	Jeffers, Robert "Jr" (I9193)
9023	Joliette, Quebec, Canada St-Paul De Joliette	Champoux, Michel (I22133)
9024	Joliette, Quebec, Canada St. Paul's	Family F7842
9025	Jonas came to Huntington from Oram in the parish of Halifax, County York.´uª0 ´uª0 He was´uª0 ´uª0 called "Jonas Wood Oram" to distinguish him from his cousin, Jonas Wood´uª0 ´uª0 Halifax.´uª0 ´uª0 He had the title "Mr."´uª0 ´uª0 and from there went to Hempstead Long Island. In 1644, he was one of the patentees´uª0 ´uª0 of´uª0 ´uª0 Hempstead. (Hoff notes that Jonas Wood and John Ogden were the only two of´uª0 ´uª0 Hempstead's five patentees on Stamford records.) He was on the list of proprietors of´uª0 ´uª0 Hempstead in 1647.´uª0 ´uª0 Jonas was Deputy from Huntington, and on 17 May 1658 he was at New Haven. In´uª0 ´uª0 1665, he was a member of 1st Assembly, Hempstead.´uª0 ´uª0 Jonas Wood, William Rogers and Thomas Wilkes of Huntington made the second or´uª0 ´uª0 "Eastern Purchase." It extended eastward from the First Purchase to the Nissequogue´uª0 ´uª0 (Smithtown) River, and its bounds were even more loosely defined than were those of´uª0 ´uª0 the First Purchase. The Indians reserved liberty to hunt and plant therein, and in´uª0 ´uª0 addition to a few garments, were given "seven quarts of licker and aleven ounces of´uª0 ´uª0 powther." Overlapping boundaries of various Indian purchases caused many´uª0 ´uª0 disputes;´uª0 ´uª0 the east boundary of the Eastern Purchase overlapped with land on the west´uª0 ´uª0 side of the´uª0 ´uª0 river that Richard Smith had purchased from the Indians.´uª0 ´/uª	Wood, Jonas (I24059)
9026	Jorge H. Castelli, Tudor Place (http://www.tudorplace.com.ar/), MEDI: Website _ITALIC: Y _PAREN: Y .	Source (S502)
9027	Joseph (II) from thread: note: I strongly suspect this is the same Joseph as above, but just in case...	Knepp, Joseph (I6589)
9028	Joseph and Sarah( Finley ?) McCluskey were both born in Ireland. Here are their children: Joseph, Edward, Mary, Sarah, Letty, John. I do not know their birth order though. - Lisle Law Listed in 1871 Canadian Census, Quebec, Argenteuil County, Ste-Jerusalem Parish Name: Edward Mc Clusky Gender: M Age: 52 Estimated birth year: 1819 Birthplace: Ireland Marital status: Widowed Origin: Irish Religion: Ch. Eng. Census place: St-Jerusalem f, Argenteuil 96, Quebec Page: 3 Line number: 15 Dwelling: 11 Household ID: 11	McCluskie, Edward (I10703)
9029	Joseph Carl Beimer, Email from Joseph Carl Beimer 2009-06-15, MEDI: Email _ITALIC: Y _PAREN: Y .	Source (S214)
9030	Joseph Erner, The *rner Genealogy Project: The Arner Families (Last revision: 29 Jan 2007), _PAREN: Y .	Source (S491)
9031	Joseph H. Doane, the second son, started in life as a clerk in the store of James Treat, and became a prominent merchant and manufacturer, the firm name of Treat & Doane, afterward Doane & Treat, being long well known in this section. He married Frances Treat, born in Preston City, January 13, 1799, daughter of James and Polly (Stanton) Treat. She was descended from Richard Treat, born, it is said, in Pitminster, Somerset County, England, in 1584, who died soon after his arrival in Wethersfield, Conn., October n, 1669. He left three sons: Richard, Jr.; Robert Treat, who became the Governor of Connecticut; and James Treat, whose son, the Rev. Salmon, was the father of the Rev. Samuel Treat, the grandfather of Mrs. Doane. The eight children of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Doane were: Joseph, James, John, Emily, William, Eunice, Henry, Juliet. The only members of the family now living are: William, who resides in Cincinnati; Juliet, who is in Cincinnati with her brother; Henry, who resides in Brooklyn, and is in business in New York City; and Joseph A., the subject of this sketch. The father died October 22, 1854; and the mother died April 15, 1881, in the eighty-third year of her age.	Doane, Joseph H (I19491)
9032	Joseph of Bankside s of Daniel Frost 1 m Elizabeth b 1652 d of Richard Hubbell of Pequonnock & was given a small house with a portion of the home lot of his father's at Frost Point provided he also gave a certain maintenance to his mother yearly His children were Isaac bapt 26 Aug 1694 Abner 16 Feb 1695S Rebecca 4 July 1697 William 16 June 1700 He died in T707 in which year his estate was distributed His widow Elizabeth m Samuel Hull of F & had children Cornelius & Josiah	Frost, Joseph (I18691)
9033	Joseph of Bankside s of Daniel Frost 1 m Elizabeth b 1652 d of Richard Hubbell of Pequonnock & was given a small house with a portion of the home lot of his father's at Frost Point provided he also gave a certain maintenance to his mother yearly His children were Isaac bapt 26 Aug 1694 Abner 16 Feb 1695S Rebecca 4 July 1697 William 16 June 1700 He died in T707 in which year his estate was distributed ´bªHis widow Elizabeth m Samuel Hull of F ´/bª& had children Cornelius & Josiah Samuel is of Cornelius Hull I m first Deborah d of James Beers I by whom he had Samuel bapt 26 April 1696 By his second wife Elizabeth d of Sergt Richard Hubbell 1 & widow of Joseph Frcst he had Cornelius bapt 23 June 1700 Josiah 12 April 1702 & Sarah 28 March 1704 F Par Rec	Hull, Samuel (I8059)
9034	Joseph owned considerable property in New York before the Revolutionary War, which was taken during the war. He then went to Canada in 1793 and petitioned the Province of Lower Canada as follows: "the Memorial of Joseph Odell, formerly of Poughkeepsie, State of New York, in behalf of himself and Six Sons, Vis: -- John, Joshua, Joseph, Junr., Jas., Chas., and Jacob, Humbly sheweth-- That your Memorialist, having lost a very considerable Property, by the late American War during which he was from time to time taken from his home, and kept a close prisoner in jail frequently for days together, denied even Water to drink, and otherwise very ill treated...not having received Lands or other compensation for his Losses; humbly prays Your Excellency will be pleased to grant him, in the Townshop of Hemmingford, a lot for himself, and one for each of his sons..." He received land from Government in Lacolle, P.Q., in Feb, 1795. In 1802, he received Lot #169.	Odell, Joseph (I13894)
9035	Joseph?\par	Ayer (I24010)
9036	Joshua and Constance were 1st. cousins to each other and had 6 children.	Paine, Contstance (I16466)
9037	Josiah WRIGHT, son of Benjamin and Elisabeth (HAND) WRIGHT, was born in 1708, and died in 1783. In 1735 he married Rhoda DOWD, who was born in 1714, daughter of Cornelius DOWD, of Madison, and died in 1790. The marriage is found in the Westbrook Church Record. Josiah WRIGHT lived on what is now known as the Josiah WRIGHT farm, a short distance west of the Horse Hill school house, the dwelling standing back in the fields, a short distance from the present highway. It is evident he was a large landholder, owning nearly all of what is not the Horse Hill District. In 1745 a petition was presented to the General Assembly, signed by Thomas SPENCER, Michael HILL, Thomas SPENCER, Jr., Josiah WRIGHT, Josiah WILCOX, Job BULKLEY, Daniel EDWARDS and Ebenezer PLATTS, of the towns of Saybrook and Killingworth, declaring that they are sober dissenters from the worship and ministry established by the laws of this government; that they are of the persuasion of the people called Baptists, and are true Protestants, and pray for the indulgence of this Assembly. Their petition was granted on condition that they take the oath prescribed by Parliament in such cases. These eight were doubtless among the founders of the Baptist Church at Winthrop, which was organized in 1744, with seventeen members. Josiah and Rhoda (DOWD) WRIGHT had children: Jeremiah, Josiah (the next in the line we are tracing), Ezekiel, Mary, Rhoda, Prudence, Jane and Elisabeth. Of these, Jeremiah, born in 1738, lived on Horse Hill, just north of what is now known as the William BURGHARDT house; he married Hannah BROWN and they had two children, Jeremiah and Lucretia (Mrs. Nathan STANNARD). Ezekiel occupied part of the farm near his father's home, living in a house lately occupied by his grandson, Josiah WRIGHT; he had four sons and four daughters, David, Jonathan, Josiah, Ezekiel, Mrs. Justus CLARK, Mrs. Barber GRINNELL, Mrs. William JOHNSON, and Mrs. BURGHARDT. Jane married David THOMPSON. It is thought one of the other daughters married a man named BURGHARDT.	Wright, Josiah (I21191)
9038	Josie Levin Died in 1957. She married Jefferson Davis .dob 1859;dod 1953 I have A picture of her with her parents. This was Copied off of a tinplate so it is not very clear.	Neighbours, Josie Leven (I1867)
9039	Judah settled at Chatham on a farm lying between the farm of Menekish, the Indian sachem, that of Samuel Atkins	Mayo, Judah (I23866)
9040	Judge of Local Court, Perth Amboy February 12, 1699-1700\par	Harriot, David (I3296)
9041	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Miller, J.A. (I3565)
9042	Judith, his widow, was approved to receive $80 a year to begin 4 Mar 1848 (Application #8516) after Stephen died	Sloat, Judith (I7179)
9043	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Johnson, J.A. (I95)
9044	Judy Owen Family Tree.	Source (S573)
9045	Judy Parsons Smith, Windows Into Our Past The Longhunters (http://crossedbrushstudio.com/windowsintoourpast/), MEDI: Website _ITALIC: Y _PAREN: Y .	Source (S532)
9046	Jul 1655 killingworth 1654-55 Stratford	Birdseye, Margaret (I15241)
9047	Jul 1856 census 1854 headstone Alt. Birth: 1856 New York	Doyle, Willis Edwin (I5555)
9048	jul 1874 iowa - ? abt 1858 - 1860 census	Hornback, Dora Alice (I22941)
9049	jul 1874 ont - 1911 census 12 july 1875 - 1901 census	Carter, Andrew R (I21978)
9050	Jul 1887 michigan - 1900 census	Merkiel, Martha (I12447)