Notes

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#	Notes	Linked to
9151	Lane, Patricia A, \i Lane Family Tree\i0. (http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/l/a/n/Patricia-A-Lane/GENE2-0005.html), _ITALIC: Y _PAREN: Y .	Source (S361)
9152	Lardilliere, Dompierre-Sur-Mer	Toureau, Francoise (I22071)
9153	Lardilliere, Dompierre-Sur-Mer	Archambault, Jacques (I22070)
9154	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Teeple, S. (I11920)
9155	last 8 years (abt 1942-1950)	Hastings, George W (I240)
9156	Last address he lived at: 1309 Columbus, Manitowac, Wisconsin, 54220 1910 CENSUS DATA FOR LUCE COUNTY "Surname", "GivenName", "Born","Born","Father","Mother","Imm" "Barber", "James E", 1899, "MI", "CAN" ,"MI", Listed in 1900 Michigan Census, Alger County, Burt Twp (ED# 3, Page 6B) Listed in 1910 Michigan Census, Luce County, Columbus Twp (ED# 155, Page 9B) Listed in 1920 Michigan Census, Luce County, McMillan Twp (ED# 197, Page 3B)	Barber, James Earl (I10772)
9157	last child of the Withnells born in England minnie - email from Dave Manning 2009-05-22	Withnell, Emilia (I13890)
9158	last name is a guess based on John Kellum living in home without working in 1870 census. Assumption is he is father-in-law.	Kellum, Carmartha (I12713)
9159	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Daly, L. (I15482)
9160	Last resided in Warren, Macomb County, Michigan Listed in 1930 Michigan Census, Alcona County, Haynes Twp (ED#1-11, Sheet 4B)	Slater, Clarence Floyd (I10976)
9161	Later he built a shop near his house for the manufacture of fur hats, and traded for furs in Canada.	Hazen, Caleb (I22514)
9162	later of Pueblo and elsewhere in Colorado	Bartholomew, Edward Franklin (I21352)
9163	Later that spring he joined the Congregational Church of Dorchester	Gunn, Thomas (I18035)
9164	Latimer family of TX	Latimer, Jonathan (I16035)
9165	Laughlin Kennedy fell off a roof, 3 days after his marriage and was paralyzed for 17 years, until his death. His wife Mary worked as a seamstress to support them.	Kennedy, Laughlin (I12265)
9166	Laura (Burkhart) July, Email from Laura (Burkhart) July 2008-12-03, MEDI: Email _ITALIC: Y _PAREN: Y .	Source (S223)
9167	Lauren Johnson, Email from Lauren Johnson, 2007-05-18, MEDI: Email _ITALIC: Y _PAREN: Y .	Source (S224)
9168	Lauren Johnson, Lauren Johnson Family Tree, MEDI: Gedcom _ITALIC: Y _PAREN: Y .	Source (S362)
9169	Laurence A Moran, Sandwalk Blog (http://sandwalk.blogspot.com/), MEDI: Website _ITALIC: Y _PAREN: Y .	Source (S468)
9170	Lavaltrie, Quebec, Canada Berthier	Family F7904
9171	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Fink, L.". (I13614)
9172	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Mrowka, C.J. (I7339)
9173	Lawrence owned the farm across from the "Johnson School." They also owned the "Cook General Store" next to the School. - email from lori mulroney	Cook, Lawrence Wilson (I13068)
9174	Lawrence, David Meade, \i Ahnentafel of David Meade Lawrence\i0. (http://fuzzo.com/genealogy/David/dml_ahnentafel.htm), _ITALIC: Y _PAREN: Y .	Source (S49)
9175	Lawrence, Tioga Co, Pennsylvania	Emily (I8779)
9176	Lawrence, Tioga Co, Pennsylvania	Simons, Benjamin (I8778)
9177	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Rajewski, L.A. (I5088)
9178	Lee F brown, 61, next door neighbor in 1920 in macon, tenn. uncle? oldest brother?	Brown, Melvin Lawson (I12031)
9179	Lee Murrah, Lee Murrah's Genealogy (http://www.murrah.com/gen/mayo.htm), MEDI: Website _ITALIC: Y _PAREN: Y .	Source (S363)
9180	legacy.com Obituaries, http://www.legacy.com/obituaries/gosanangelo/obituary.aspx?n=ricky-lee-barnes&pid=162639805&eid=sp_shareobit#fbLoggedOut.	Source (S552)
9181	Lemon, Kay, Thorman, George, Record of Marriages by the Rectors of St. Thomas' Church From 25 July 1824 to 4 Oct. 1853; (Elgin Historical Society, 1980.), _PAREN: Y .	Source (S447)
9182	Lemon, Kay, Thorman, George, Record of Marriages by the Rectors of St. Thomas' Church From 25 July 1824 to 4 Oct. 1853; (Elgin Historical Society, 1980.), _PAREN: Y .	Source (S448)
9183	Leonard Parren, Parren Family Tree, MEDI: Gedcom _ITALIC: Y _PAREN: Y .	Source (S428)
9184	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Pierce, . (I6205)
9185	Leslie Parnell, Butterworth Cemetery Census (http://files.usgwarchives.net/wa/lewis/cemeteries/butterworth.txt), MEDI: Website DATE: Dec 2002 _ITALIC: Y _PAREN: Y .	Source (S102)
9186	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Teeple, E.M. (I6716)
9187	LETTER FROM MR. CHARLES P. PEARSON December 21, 1995 (Lon's uncle and brother to Neva Ann Pearson) Hello all, I'll bet you gave up ever hearing from Me! I haven't talked with you mom for ages. Hope you got out to Oregon this last summer as you said you were going to. Thanks for the computer printout of Pearson and Cutright families. There is an error in Mom's birthdate, it should be 1903 instead of 1908, thought you might want to know. Now as to some of your questions, Winfield Scott become very well known during the war of 1812, Where he became a major General and that is who I believe Winfield Scott Pearson was named after. I heard something about him riding for the Pony Express too but I doubt it because the Pony Express only existed from April 3, 1860 through October 24, 1861, When the East West Telegraph was Completed. They used young single men on the Pony Express and Charles Ashley was born in 1859. I heard from my family that Winfield Scott Pearson came out to California not too long after the "Gold Rush", probably in the early or middle 1850's. He got a job on a Stage Line running from Sacramento California to St. Helens Oregon. He liked the northwest but went back to Kansas where he married a girl whom he had known before, Sometime after Charles Ashley was born, he took his family to the Northwest and "homesteded" near Scappoose in Columbia County, Oregon. I know Charles Ashley had brothers, but I don't knownames or how many. When he was about 19 years old, he was working for a rancher who had not paid him any wages for about 6 months; the Rancher kept promising to pay his wages but never seemed to get around to it. One day Charles Ashley drove a team of horses and wagon in to town and sold them, Considering the money as his wages for the time he had worked for the Rancher. He then headed for San Frincisco, changed his name to " Parker", because he thought the Rancher had told the "law" about his theft and sale of the horses and wagon. He wasn't in San Francisco long, when he was "shanghaied" aboard a whaling vessel bound for the South Pacific. They were gone for 6 months and came back with a full cargo; they were paid almost nothing for their Labor. He went back to Hawaii where the had probably stopped on the Whaling voyage, and worked for 8 years as foreman over Chinese labor on a pineapple plantation. I know that he traveled around a lot, was in Chicago for a while, but I don't know what he did for employment. He met and married Julia Ann Carter in Arkansas ( I don't Know if he was still useing the name Parker or not) and Will, George and James, were born in Arkansas. He came to California with family in 1899 or 1900. Worked at logging in "redwoods" in Sierra Nevada Mountains above Fresno, California then at harvesting fruit and vegetables throughout the central valley of California. In 1914 he found out from a brother in northwest, that the Rancher had never told the "law" that his horses and eagon were stolen, because he knew that 6 months pay was owed to Grandfather. I suppose he was a little relieved, and I guess he missed the northwest, as he moved his family to Ridgefield, Washington that Spring. My Dad was working on a cattle ranch near the Mexican border that spring and he also decided to go north. He rode his saddle horse from there to Ridgefield, Washington that summer, working here and there along the way. Dad was 9 years old when the earthquake and fire happened in San Francisco. He came to look at the damage and said soldiers were there to keep people from looting etc. but they let him pick up those Indian Head Pennies that are melted together, that your mom has now. We moved to the farm along the Cowlitz River, where Neva was born in 1928. We had a small dairy and sold cream to the local Creamery at Toledo, Washington. the farm was 100 acres, where we raised about everything that we ate. We raised wheat, oats, corn, and all kinds of begetables. We had a large orchard of apples, pears, plums, cherries, and pie cherries, We speared salmon from the river each fall, also netted smelt, which were smoked along with salmon. We also had a few hogs and we cured our own ham and bacon each year. Gene and I both learned to swim in the Cowlitz River and we tried to teach Neva to swim too, I don't know if she ever learned or not and we did put her in a innertube and let her paddle for 20 or 30 feet, but not in the main stream. Mom was afraid of water and never learned to swim and would have had our hides if she knew that we had Neva in the river. We sold that farm in 1940 and moved Centralia, Washington to another farm, which I'm sure your mom remembers. I hope this is understandable and answers most of your questions, if not give me a call. Hope everyone in your family is "Hale and Hearty" and at peace with the world! Take care of each other! Your uncle and aunt Chuck and Carol	Pearson, Winfield Scot (I1913)
9188	Levi sacrificed his life in the Union cause at the battle of Shiloh.	Vaughan, Levi W (I10068)
9189	Library and Archives Canada, 1908-1935 Border Entries, MEDI: Vital _ITALIC: Y _PAREN: Y .	Source (S365)
9190	Lic. # 5143	Family F5299
9191	Lieutenant Samuel Barlow son of Lieutenant John 3 Barlow was born probably near Fairfield Center died at Fairfield Connecticut May 20 1745 He resided at the latter place most of his life and at the time of the birth of his fifth child Daniel 1711 he was styled Sergeant but later became a lieutenant in colonial forces His children were all christened at Fairfield and the dates of their baptism are as follows Gershom February 17 1705 Samuel March 16 1706 Gershom December 19 1708 Samuel see forward Daniel October 28 1711 Elizabeth June 20 1714 Abigail August 5 1716 Mary November 2 1718	Barlow, Samuel (I18731)
9192	Lincoln Haven Health Care Center,	Crevier, Susie Jane (I5023)
9193	Lincoln Haven Nursing and Rehabilitation Community	Doyle, Velma Nellie (I3910)
9194	Linda (Peake) Diff, Email from Linda (Peake) Diff on 2011-04-17, MEDI: Email _ITALIC: Y _PAREN: Y .	Source (S225)
9195	Linda (Surls) Meyer, Email from Linda Meyer 2009-06-19, MEDI: Email _ITALIC: Y _PAREN: Y .	Source (S226)
9196	Linda Bianchi, Linda Bianchi Family Tree (Updated: 2007-08-27), _PAREN: Y .	Source (S366)
9197	Linda Dufrat, Dufrat Family Tree (http://trees.ancestry.com/pt/person.aspx?pid=-1897002156&tid=1739662&ssrc=), MEDI: Gedcom _ITALIC: Y _PAREN: Y .	Source (S157)
9198	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Johnson, L. (I6172)
9199	Linda Wilbur, Linda Wilbur GenForum message (08 Oct 2005), _PAREN: Y .	Source (S367)
9200	Linda Wilbur, Linda Wilbur WorldConnect Post-em (Posted 22 Sep 2007), _PAREN: Y .	Source (S368)