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Genealogy of the Gann, Donaldson, Laubacher, McDowell and related families |
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| 501 | Baptism not found in Wallenhorst, Malgarten, Rulle parish records (18 Oct 2021). Baptism not found in records of Osnabruck cathedral, Neuenkirchen (Vorden), Vorden, Alfhausen, Damme, Lage-Rieste. (19 Oct 2021) | Winners, Maria Elisabeth (I2834)
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| 502 | Baptism of daughters Maria Margaretha and Anna Maria indicate that Anna Elisabeth Schnitzer was Lutheran | Family F2145
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| 503 | Baptism of son Johan Adam Juncker | Teutsch, Anne Marguerite (I4791)
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| 504 | Baptism of son Johann Christoph gives last name as "Feltmühle," a normal variation for this era that could appear due to dialect or accent of the recorder. We give the most common spelling from among the sources. | Feldtmöller, Amelinck (I4442)
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| 505 | Baptism record does not give the place of birth; it was likely Epe. | Nieporte, Heinrich Joseph (I2752)
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| 506 | Baptism record gives "Franz" as his first name. | Nieporte, Frank (I2791)
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| 507 | Baptism record gives "Rolff" rather than "Rudolph" but all other records agree on "Rudolph." (14 Apr 2022) | Kotte, Rudolph Henrich (I4618)
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| 508 | Baptism record gives Margaretha Maria as her given names but all other records show Catharina or Catharina Maria. | Kuhlman, Catharina Maria (I2832)
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| 509 | Baptism record has "Bernard Heinrich Nieporte" rather than Bernard John; using the name filed on his death certificate. | Nieporte, Bernard John (I2775)
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| 510 | Baptism record has given names "Henrich Lüttmar." (24 Nov 2021) | Krähe, Luthmar (I4492)
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| 511 | Baptism record has given names "Joan Everdt." No other record has Johann but all have Everard. (24 Nov 2021) | Krehe, Everard (I4488)
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| 512 | Baptism record has only Philippe for his given name | Sison, Jean Philippe (I2592)
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| 513 | Baptism record includes a remark with her death date. | Nieporte, Johanna (I2770)
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| 514 | Baptism record incorrectly gives her name as Anne Marguerite, the same as her older, living sister. | Teutsch, Anne Magdalena (I4792)
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| 515 | Baptism record is annotated "sub conditione" or "under condition," meaning something unspecified was non-standard about the baptism. | Kuele, Anna Barbara (I4390)
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| 516 | Baptism record shows "Cath Marg" as her given names; it is very safe to assume that it was abbreviated as were nearly all other records in this source. | Feldtmöller, Catherina Margaret (I4444)
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| 517 | Baptism record: "Maria Getrud Gudenrath" | Gudenrath, Maria Anna (I2816)
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| 518 | Baptism record: "Suppletae sunt ceremoniae in necessitate" -- he was baptized by the midwife rather than awaiting a priest, most likely because his death was thought to be immanent. | Maltkaste, Rudolph Henrich (I4675)
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| 519 | Baptism records for Damme do not exist, 1678-1683. (12 Jan 2022) | Family F2059
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| 520 | Baptism records of her children indicate she was a Lutheran | Schnitzer, Anna Elisabeth (I4809)
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| 521 | Barbara Daul, dau. Johan Daul of Graufthal, m. Theobald Andres 16 Jan 1731 in Vescheim (Vescheim registry) Theobald Andres, husband of Barbara Daul, d. 17 Aug 1742 in Graufthal (Graufthal parish registry) Catharina Herbert, widow of Johan Daul, d. 20 Feb 1743 in Graufthal (Graufthal parish registry) Catharina Daul, dau. Christopher Daul and Maria Elizabeth Daul, d. 24 Jun 1747 in Shoenbourg (Graufthal parish registry) Barbara Daul, wid. Theobald Andres, d. 11 Dec 1776 in Graufthal (Graufthal parish registry) | Chor, Maria Salome (I2549)
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| 522 | Bardley Cemetery | Wardlow, Sarah Permelia (I1841)
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| 523 | Bardley Cemetery | Woodring, Henry Jackson (I1842)
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| 524 | Barlage/Buerlage children born Rieste in 1745, 1743, 1741, 1739, 1737 (at least) to Johan Berend Barlage and Catharina Maria Hudepool (various spellings). Barlage/Buerlage children born Rieste in 1739 (at least) to Johan Barlage and Margaretha Elisabeth Moltkaste(?). | Buerlage, Gerd Henrich (I4622)
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| 525 | Based on hints from "Historic Families of Kentucky" (1889), in which there is a very long chapter on "The Logans" and allied families, as well as later (1932) research in the Kentucky Historical Society magazine, this branch may have migrated to Lincoln county, Kentucky in the 1770s or 1780s, thence to Shelby county, Kentucky, and thence to Davidson or Sullivan county, Tennesse, before migrating in the early 1820s to Alabama. | Logan, Robert McKinley (I397)
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| 526 | Batch #:7023607, Sheet #:11, Source Call #538530 Will of her father, Samuel, in Caswell Co. NC 1820 This sister took her blind, disabled brother, John, with her all the way to MS. Her father left his estate to his two unmarried daughters to take care of John, but Rebecca obviously took him with her. | Pittard, Rebecca (I079)
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| 527 | BEDFORD GAZETTE Bedford, Pennsyvania Friday Morning - December 30, 1853 DIED At his residence in West Providence Township, Bedford County, on Monday the 19th of December, inst., Baltzer Morgart, aged 68 years, 7 months, and 20 days. The deceased was born in Bedford County, on the 29th of April, 1787, where he continued to reside until death terminated "the days of the years of his pilgrimage," and was deservedly esteemed by all who truly knew him. Naturally of a strong mind and correct judgment, possessing great inflexibility and decision of character, he won the confidence of the community, by a faithful and uncompromising discharge of the duties of the several offices to which their sufferages had elevated him. Blessed with the "creature comforts" of this world, he trust to be used without arrogance and ostentation, and willingly distributing from his portion relief to his indigent and suffering fellow man -- charity with him was not only a grace and virtue, but esteemed as a high and scared duty. In social intercourse, he was a cheerful, pleasant, and instructive companion, his friendship's when once formed, were strong, sincere, and enduring -- free from every sordid and selfish feeling. He was an ardent and devoted member of the Baptist Church -- zealous and constant in all the observances of his creed -- liberally contributing, upon all occasions, to the advancement of its prosperity, deservedly securing to his memory the high estimation of the congregation. During his long life, his correct and consistent deportment proved that he knew "How to live." Far better, the termination of his earthly career proved that he knew "how to die." No vain repining at the will of Providence marked the termination of his career. He hailed the closing scene as an act of grace and mercy; abounding in faith, he well knew that "the body's death was but the spirit's birth," and the change of mortality for immortality the consummation of the Christian's dearest hope. The death-bed scene of this dying Christian was truly sublime -- lovely to the pure and faithful, as it would have been appalling to the infidel and unbeliever. Truly may it be said the calmest "hour of his life was the hour of his death." The deceased has left a widow and a large family of children. Whilst they, true to nature's impulses, mourn over his loss, their sorrow will be subdued by the recollection of the manner of his life and death. Truly he has left them a rich inheritance, the treasure of a good man's memory. | Morgart, Baltzer (I3028)
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| 528 | BEDFORD GAZETTE, Bedford, Pa. - Friday, December 11, 1908 MRS. REBECCA MORGART - Mrs. Rebecca Oliver Morgart, wife of the late William H. Morgart, died at her late residence in Ray's Cove, on Dec. 1, 1908, aged 69 yrs., 5 months and 28 days. Deceased was a most devoted Christian, faithful in the discharge of all of her Christian duties in the church, the family, and the community in which she lived. Her husband preceded her to the spirit world about 17 years ago. She is survived by the following children: Oliver C. and Fannie, at home, and Newton H. of Ray's Hill; also by one sister, Mrs. M. E. Hudson, of Gothemburg, Nebraska. The funeral services were held on Thursday, conducted by her former pastor, Rev. J. W. Lingle of Bedford. Interment at Ray's Hill Lutheran Church. Obituary notice and information from Frederick D. Royer. | Oliver, Rebecca Catherine (I3016)
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| 529 | BEDFORD GAZETTE, Bedford, Pennsylvania - Friday - March 25, 1910 MRS. MARGARET WHETSTONE - Mrs. Margaret Whetstone, widow of William Whetstone, died at her home near Breezwood on Sunday, March 20, 1910, at the advanced age of 83 years, 7 months and 27 days. The deceased, whose maiden name was Margaret Morgart, was born and reared in Ray's Cove. Early in life she became a member of the Evangelical Lutheran Church at Ray's Hill, remaining faithful to the end. The Words of the Psalmist are appropriately fulfilled in her long life where he says, "With long life will I satisfy thee and show thee my salvation." Her husband, William Whetstone, preceded her to the Spirit World about 25 years ago; also one son, John Whetstone. she is survived by three children: Miss Sadie on the home place, Mrs. William E. Smith, of Cumberland Valley, and J. Elmer, of Everett. The funeral services were held Tuesday morning in the Ray's Hill Lutheran Church, conducted by her former pastor, Rev. J. W. Lingle, of Bedford. Interment in the cemetery adjoining the church. Obituary notice from Frederick D. Royer. | Morgart, Margaret (I3004)
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| 530 | BEDFORD INQUIRER, Bedford, Pa. - Friday, December 28, 1860 DIED - On the 21st of November, Mrs. Rachel Cessna, consort of William Cessna of Friend's Cove, in the 53rd year of her age. The deceased was a native of Bedford County, and for many years a resident in Friend's Cove where she had gathered around her a large circle of friends and relatives, whose highest esteem she deservedly enjoyed. She was a mother of a large and respectable family of children, most of whom she was permitted to see settle in life. She possessed also more than ordinary abilities of mind and was, for years, a correspondent of a newspaper published in connection with the Baptist Church, and of which she was a pious and an exemplary member. Her disease was one of much suffering. About two years previous to her death, she was attacked by cancer in its worst form, which the physicians pronounced incurable. Such an announcement, however alarming to some, was not so to her; she knew in whom she believed; she knew that Saviour in whom she put her trust would not forsake her now. Her sufferings were borne with a willing resignation to the will of God. As her disease advanced and her suffering increased, her mind became more devotious; and the more apparent was her enjoyment in seasons of divine worship. On the morning of the 21st, after partaking of some food, she calmly fell asleep in Christ, and while her body rests in a peaceful grave, awaiting the resurrection morn, her happy spirit is enjoying the reward of the righteous. She has left to her bereaved husband and children, an overflowing fountain of comfort in the remembrance of her many virtues and in the happy assurance that their loss is her everlasting gain. Obituary notice from Frederick D. Royer. | Morgart, Rachel Margaret (I3036)
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| 531 | BEDFORD INQUIRER, Bedford, Pa. - May 26, 1916 Mrs. Amanda Swartzwelder Miller, widow of the late Ephriam B. Miller, died at her home in Milligans Cove, Harrison township, on Sunday, May 21, 1916, of cancer, aged 75 years and four days. She was a daughter of the late Daniel and Rachel (Morgart) Swartzwelder and was born in Black Valley on April 17, 1841. One brother, William M. Swartzwelder, and seven children survive: A. Grant, Otho C., O. Alberta, Simon D., Mrs. R. Viola Wolf, Mrs. L. Veda Hyde and Oscar G. Miller. The funeral service was conducted in the Milligan's Cove Christian church on Tuesday, May 23 by the Revs. J. W. Hoffman, W. C. Garland and W. H. Mowry. Interment was made in the church cemetery. (Married February 15, 1866, Monroe Township by Rev. Abraham Miller, a Christian minister, Rev. Miller is an uncle to the groom.) Obituary and info from Frederick D. Royer. | Swartzwelter, Amanda J (I2908)
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| 532 | Bell Cemetery | Lewis, Sarah (I1947)
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| 533 | Bell Cemetery | Hull, Isaac (I1939)
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| 534 | Beloved wife Elizabeth; to beloved sons Lewis, James, William, Ellis; "a good English education" to children Lewis, James, Mary, Eliza; to beloved children Huldy, Lewis, James, Mary, Eliza, all under age 18; beloved daughter Sally Stephens; executors wife Elizabeth, William and Ellis Malone | Malone, Daniel (I701)
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| 535 | Benjamin Hull was commissioned Ensign of the Piscataway Military Company No. 4, of Col. Thomas Farmer's Regt. of N. J., in 1713. By his will, date June 5, 1731 and probated Jan. 4, 1733, he conveys to his wife Sarah the benefit of his home lot and one third of his movable estate; to his oldest son Joseph, ten shillings, and each of the remaining sons a one-fifth interest in certain real estate. No mention is made of any one of his five daughters. This would indicate that those of the number who had not married and received marriage dowers had died unmarried previous to the making of said will. | Hull, Ensign Benjamin (I1982)
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| 536 | Benjamin was born in 1637, about the time that his father moved from Watertown to Ipswich, Massachusetts. He died in Bradford, MA, on June 11, 1696. He was probably a resident of Exeter, NH in 1659, a carpenter by trade. Removed to Salisbury, MA, and was on the trial jury in 1662. Was a resident of Rowley, MA 12 May 1663, when he bought land in Rowley of Elizabeth Starret of Haverhill. At this time Rowley included within its limits the present Bradford, Georgetown and Groveland. his land was in what is now known as Bradford. On 20 Feb 1668, at the first town meeting in Merrimac, afterwards Bradford, he was chosen an overseer of the town. He was called of that town in 16 Mar 1670 and 15 Mar 1674. On 6 Jan 1675, he and his wife Mercy of Bradford, MA, sold forty acres of land to the inhabitants of that town for the use of the minister. On 23 Nov 1667, he bought several tracts of land. Among them was land which once belonged to his brother Thomas Kimball, who was killed by Indians on May 3, 1676. On May 16, 1683, residents of Bradford and other nearby towns sent a petition to the General Court asking "that a troop be raised out of Andover, Bradford, Topsfield & Rowley Village," as "Newbury is far remote from us." Benjamin Kimball's name is at the top of the list of signatures. It was also signed by Richard Kimball, either the son, or nephew, of Benjamin. Richard Kimball, his brother, died in 1676. On May 17, 1683, the General Court concurred with the petition, and established "a Foot Compani and one of Horse," commissioning and appointing "Mr. John Osgood to be Capt. of the Troop....& Mr. Benj. Kimball, Cornet." "Ben: Kimbal" and others signed, July 9, 1690, a notice that they "are ready & voluntarily offer our selvis to serve God, our King & Country in ye designed Expedition for Canada." This would have been the first expedition to take the fort at Louisburg, in Nova Scotia. His house was in the west parish of old Bradford, not far from the ancient cemetery. He was a wheelwright and a farmer. He married in Salisbury, MA, in April of 1661 to Mercy Hazeltine. She was the daughter of Robert and Ann (Langley) Hazeltine. (Robert Hazeltine and his brother John were among the earliest settlers of that part of Rowley that is now known as Bradford, and Robert had afterwards permission to ferry passengers across the Merrimack river. The first marriage recorded in the Rowley books is "Robert Hazeltine and Ann his wife were married 10mo. 23, 1639." Mercy was born "16, 8mo, 1642" (October 16, 1642), and died January 5, 1707-8. She was one of the first members received into the first church of Bradford, when she, with sixteen other women, were admitted on January 7, 1682-3. Her will, made May 14, 1706, was proven February 2m 1707-8. She gives the names of her children in the will. His inventory showed that he was well off for the times. The total amount of the estate was £1060.7s. Among the assets was a one-forth interest in a saw-mill in Haverhill, Massachusetts, near the Amesbury line, that he bought from Matthew Harriman. This interest was handed down in the family for several generations. The gravestones of Benjamin and Mercy Kimball may still be seen in the cemetery in Bradford. | Kimball, Benjamin (I2158)
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| 537 | Bethel Community Church Cemetery | Fisher, Margaret (I3045)
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| 538 | Bethel Community Church Cemetery | Morgart, George (I3044)
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| 539 | Bethel Presbyterian Church Cemetery | Downey, Elizabeth (I484)
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| 540 | Bethlehem Cemetery | McDowell, Charles W (I2748)
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| 541 | Bethlehem Cemetery | Helen G (I2779)
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| 542 | Beverly town record gives only the year of death. | Brown, Samuel (I3905)
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| 543 | Beverly town record gives only the year; however he was certainly deceased before his will was proved | Browne, John (I1725)
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| 544 | Beverly town records give only the year of death | Porter, Mary (I4200)
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| 545 | Bexar Cemetery | Miller, Ethel Lena (I3260)
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| 546 | Bexar Cemetery | Colburn, Melvin G (I182)
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| 547 | Birch Hill Cemetery General #3, Tier 30, Row 24 | Venarucci, Rosalie (I1087)
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| 548 | Birth and death records give different names but it is clearly the same person. It is impossible to know which name is correct. | Lab, Marie Marguerite (I4820)
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| 549 | Birth certificate gives his name as Louis Félix Lab, but all other sources agree on Peter Felix Lab | Lab, Peter Felix (I2501)
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| 550 | Birth Date: 21 May 1917 Birth Place: Raton, Colfax, New Mexico Father Name: Richard Donaldson Mother Name: Roxie Wardlow Disability Status: Disability denied - no record of type. Death Date: 15 Feb 1989 Type of Claim: Original SSN. Notes: May 1956: Name listed as MARY DONALDSON LAVATO; Jun 1963: Name listed as MARY LOVATO MONTOYA; 01 Mar 1989: Name listed as MARY MONTOYA | Donaldson, Mary Anielee (I1002)
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