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Genealogy of the Gann, Donaldson, Laubacher, McDowell and related families |
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| 151 | "This man was suffering with a Nephritis when this colera morbus set in under which he sank quickly" | Jones, Alvin N (I711)
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| 152 | "Tho. Stebbin Jun. & Abigail Mun maryed Dec 21 anno 1672" | Family F552
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| 153 | "Thomas Gilbert Dyed ye 5th of June in ye morning & was Buryed in ye Even of ye Same Day 1662" | Gilbert, Thomas (I1351)
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| 154 | "Thomas Gilbert joyned in marriage to Katheren Bliss.the31.Day.of.ye.4 mon:1655" | Family F584
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| 155 | "Thomas Merrick was joyned in marriage to Sarah Stebbins 7 mon: 14 day 1639" | Family F597
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| 156 | "Thomas Stebbins & Hannah Wright joined together in marriage November 1645" | Family F538
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| 157 | "Thomas Stebbins the husband of Mary Stebbins was sicke & died Dec. 7. 1695" | Stebbins, Thomas (I1201)
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| 158 | "Thomas Stebbins ye sone of Thomas Stebbins was borne 5 mon: 31 day 1648 about Sunset" | Stebbins, Thomas (I1201)
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| 159 | "unmarried" | Hovey, Phebee (I3536)
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| 160 | "Various writers, including Rev. Joseph B. Felt, have stated that her maiden name was Fryer (or Friar)..." | Margaret (I3680)
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| 161 | "when she had lived in a marriage state with her sd husband [John] about sixty three years" | Batt, Ann (I1401)
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| 162 | "who died young" | Stelle, Elizabeth (I4057)
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| 163 | "Widow Margarit Bliss was sick & died Aug 28 1684" | Hulings, Margaret (I1211)
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| 164 | "Will (probated?) 25 June 1778. Clara Hunt Millers records: see pg 23 #135 of Andrea #1; p. 74, #423 Andrea; and p. 28, Andrea #2" | Hunt, John Sr (I446)
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| 165 | "William Jesse & Abrah Munden Drowned in ye greate River at ye Falls. Octob'r 29th 1645" | Munden, Abraham (I3094)
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| 166 | "William served in the Revolutionary War, enlisting in January 1775 in a company of fifty minute-men raised and equipped at the expense of Brimfield." | Blashfield, William (I0962)
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| 167 | "ye yonger" | Dodge, William (I3667)
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| 168 | "[H]e signed a deed alone in that year." | Balch, Benjamin (I3631)
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| 169 | "[N]ine children." | Family F1823
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| 170 | "[S]ix children." | Family F1825
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| 171 | "[T]hirteen children." | Family F1824
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| 172 | "[T]wo daughters." | Family F1822
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| 173 | Étienne Lab, aged about 60, d. in Anteuil 21 May 1789 | Lab, Nicolas Gerard (I4830)
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| 174 | -- Hester Descendants: Family of Roling Hester and Lucendy Richardson Hester, compiled by Bernice Hester, 1992 publication information p. iii. The Hesters that are descended from William Buck and Amy Malone Hester are forever indebted to Amy for being an unusually good record keeper. Her records survive in the family Bible. The family records portion of that Bible was published in The Natchez Trace Traveler, May, 1982 edition. | Malone, Amy (I035)
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| 175 | 1 Mar 1816 - Western Monitor, Lexington, KY: OBITUARY: Departed this life on the night of Monday the 19th inst. in the 61st year of her age, Mrs. MARGARET TROTTER, consort of COL. JAMES TROTTER of this vicinity. "Her children rise up and call her blessed; her husband also, and he praiseth her." | Downey, Margaret (I483)
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| 176 | 11 Feb 1695 a widow named Sohpia Schirings, nee Kreke, married in Nuenkirchen. (29 Nov 2021) | Krehe, Johann (I4500)
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| 177 | 14 Apr 1675 a person named Hempke Kreke died and was buried in Neuenkirchen. | Krehe, Johann (I4500)
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| 178 | 1631 William Coppin of Canterbury, gentleman, son and heir of Mary Boys (Denne-Coppin) late of Beakesbourne, widow, deceased, a right over the manor Wootton to Thomas Coppin, gentleman, eldest son and heir of John Coppin, late of Beakesbourne, gentleman, deceased. 21 Sept 1631. Will of William Coppin, proved 22 March 1633: William Coppin of St. George's Canterbury, gentleman, mentions: His wife, Jane; grandchild Mary Smith; Mr. Smith, deceased, her brother; Joshua, his youngest son; Elizabeth Smith, daughter of his daughter Sarah; William Smith son of his daughter Sarah; Robert Wynne, his grandchild; William his eldest son. He wills to son Joshua his lease of the manor of Deal Prebend, held of the Archbishop of Canterbury, and also all his lands, tenements, etc. in Sholden and St. Mongehem to him and his heirs forever and likewise his lands in Romney Marsh. and to his son William all his lands in Deal. (From "The Coppyns of Kent", a genealogy, a copy of which is in the Center for Kentish Studies, Maidstone, Kent, England) | Coppin, William (I339)
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| 179 | 1756 DEED: Craven Co, SC, 16 Oct, admeasured 100 acres of land on NE side of Peedee River bounded on all sides by vacant land that was surveyed on 7 Sep 1756. Frederick Winyaw, SC; 18 Jun, the Vestry appointed Mr. Minness to clean out the church for which the Vestry was to pay him five pounds. This was the old church on the Black River, about 20 miles SW of the present building (1916) in Plantersville, SC, on the Great Pee Dee River. A two acre graveyard there was well kept and cared for. (Elizabeth W. Allston Pringle, The Register Book for the Parish Prince Frederick Winyaw, The National Society of the Colonial dames of America; Baltimore: Williams and Wilkins Company, 1916). This was probably the James Minnis who follows. Court Minutes 1752-1761, Book 1, p 136. Abstraction from Book 1-245 reads: A Deed of sale from John JOHNSON to James MINNES for 346 acres of Land was proved in open Court by the oath of James Watson and was ordered to be registered. This tract was originally granted to James Dickie, planter, on 11 May 1757 (See Granville Proprietary Deeds and Surveys,Bennett Vol V, p 69) and the plat shows it straddling Seven Mile Creek. Dickey conveyed to John Johnson as registered Dec 1758 and title was cleared as a Granville deed of sale to Dickey which was registered Jun 1759. (See Haun, Book I, pp 96 and 104). Records, Vol I, p 46. Raleigh, NC: By the Editor, 1987. A Warrant for James A. MCGOWEN for 700 acres on McGowen's Cr., waters of Eno River), adjoins MINNIS & MITCHELL. Vestry of Parish Church of Prince Frederick: James Minzes paid as Sexton on 13 May 1762. By 4 Apr 1763, these duties had been taken over by others. 30 Dec 1761 of James McGown for 360 acres on waters of Eno adjoining Minnis and Mitchel. 1761 of Robert Witty for 700 acres on Seven Mile Cr waters of Eno adjoining Minnis and Churton. Records, Vol III, DB-3, p 124 (618). Raleigh, NC: By the Editor, 1990. John McGowen sold the 360 acres adjoining Minnis & Mitchel to Thomas Wilson, weaver. Book 57, p 101, entry for survey on 4 Nov in Orange Co, NC, No. 994. Land to be surveyed lies on the Seven Mile Branch of Eno bounded on the north by his own land and adjoining that of William Johnston running for complement. Records, Vol III, DB-3, p 13 (59). Raleigh, NC: By the Editor, 1990. James Minnis of Orange sold to William Tapp of Caswell for 350 pounds, two tracts of 346 acres and 154 acres. These are the same as the above. James Minnis signed but with no wife mentioned. The larger tract has its approximate center one mile south of Efland on the road to Buckhorn. The smaller tract is to the southeast and can be reached (in 1981) from a building in the center on the Efland road to an unimproved road past one building and on to a second near its center. Bill of Sale: James Minnis of Chester CO., SC, to Nathan Jaggers one negro woman named Juda, one Sorrel horse named Ball, one Bay Mare named Bonney, Gabriel Brown's note, bed & household furniture & plantation tools & my chest; Sale from James Menniss to Nathan Jaggers was acknowledged in Open Court & Ordered to be Recorded. (Holcomb's page 225) Court date ?, James Minnis, Plaintiff against Gabriel Brown, Defendant: Debt. Came the Defendant into Open Court and Confessed a Judgement according to Mote and costs of suit which is Ordered accordingly. Ordered that James Minnis pay John Roney fifty Shillings for twenty days attendance as a witness for him against Brown, also the sum of thirty shillings for Mileage. Ordered that James Minnis pay Nathan Jaggers forty shillings for his attendance as a witness for him against Brown also the sum of Thirty Shillings for mileage. NB:Union County was adjacent to Chester County on the west at this time(1791-1799). Jaggers. It seems that Margaret was a daughter of James Minnis; that James came to Chester Co, SC, after selling his land holdings in Orange Co., NC; and then he sold his personal belongings on which he had paid tax in 1781 in Orange to his son-in-law. The notes for his sons, James and William, indicate that they came from NC with him. At this time there was a George Minnis family in Chester with son James among others. This family was only recently from Ireland and not the same James as that one was a minor while the other was appearing in court as an adult. There may have been some relationship but not in this country. ...who says he came to Orange at the age of eight in 1763. That John named his first son James suggests that James was his father. The birth place in VA of John in 1755 is essential to resolving this question. | Minnis, James (I588)
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| 180 | 1800 United States Census gives birth year 1775 - 1784 | Dameron, Bartholomew (I700)
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| 181 | 1810 United States Census gives a birth year between 1765 - 1784 | Dameron, Bartholomew (I700)
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| 182 | 1810 United States Census gives his age between 26 and 44 (born 1784 or earlier) 1820 United States Census gives his age between 26 and 44 (born in or after 1776) | Malone, Daniel (I701)
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| 183 | 1820 Census gives a maximum age of 44. He was at least 21 years of age when he made a marriage bond on 15 Oct 1803 | McKillip, John (I3955)
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| 184 | 1820 United States Census gives a birth year of 1775 or earlier | Dameron, Bartholomew (I700)
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| 185 | 1850 Census Franklin Co.,Al. Rikard, John E. 31,SC. ca.1819 Mahala Drucilla 25,SC. ca.1825 William S. 5,AL. ca.1845 Robert 3,AL ca.1847 Simon 1,Al. ca.1849 Could this Simon have died and they named another child Simon Hester Family Bible marriages J.Cariole Rikard & Huldah Hester - 6 March 1845 births Huldah Rillah Hester - 31 March 1829 That would make Hulda age 16 at marriage. Willaim G. Rikard - 4 April 1846 GREENHILL- EZZELL CEMETERY Rikard, Peggy Ann b. 24 Dec 1935 d. 14 Dec 1992 Sarah E. w/o J.M. b. 31 Mar 1860 d. 04 Feb 1886 Robert H. b. 24 Jan 1846 d. 14 Jun 1919 Hulda b. 31 Mar 1829 d. 04 Aug 1893 John C. b. 20 Jul 1819 d. 13 Jul 1878 John J. b. 04 Jan 1858 d. 14 Feb 1882 Willard James b. 08 Jul 1908 d. 18 Feb 1992 James Gertrude b. 03 Apr 1901 d. 25 Dec 1988 Lenice L. b. 26 Aug 1911 d. 25 Oct 1966 Hubert G. b. 03 Mar 1910 d. 11 Jan 1971 Ola F. d/o L.M & L.E b. 25 Jan 1892 d. 17 Nov 1896 | Rikard, John Carlyle (I325)
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| 186 | 1850 census gives birth year of 1818; this is an outlier among all sources | Walters, Anthony (I4316)
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| 187 | 1850 census gives Georgia as her birthplace | Copelin, Elizabeth Ann (I4354)
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| 188 | 1850 Census shows birthplace of Alabama | Canady, Lucinda (I838)
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| 189 | 1850 United States Census: 1780, Pennsylvania 1860 United States Census: 1783, Kentucky 1870 United States Census: 1789, Maryland | Ludwick, Christopher (I3991)
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| 190 | 1850 United States Census: 1792, Kentucky 1860 United States Census: 1794, Kentucky 1870 United States Census: 1790, Kentucky | Collier, Elizabeth (I4001)
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| 191 | 1850 US Census gives Virginia, the later two give Ohio; 1850 gives 1804 birth year, later two both give 1801 | Gearing, Susannah (I2232)
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| 192 | 1860 census lists "NC" as birthplace | Gann, Smith (I020)
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| 193 | 1860 census lists "not known" as his birthplace | Gann, Robert (I007)
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| 194 | 1870 census names her "Eve" | Charlotte (I3925)
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| 195 | 1870 census records her age as 16, but all the women in this family are recorded 4 to 5 years younger than in other sources | Gann, Frances Isabela (I197)
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| 196 | 1879 Directory, East Providence Township. Transcribed by Tim Morse. Margaret Morgart, Ray`s Hill. Pg. 85 -------------------------------------------------------- Morgart Family Bible: Margaret Morgart, Wife of Abram, died March the 6, 1880. Aged 54 years, 2 months, & 4 days. ----- 1870 Census, East Providence Township, Bedford County, Pennsylvania 117 108 Morgart, Margaret 44 F W Keeping House Penn Phillip P. 19 M W Penn William H. J. 17 M W Penn Andrew J. 14 M W Penn Ester E. 12 F W Penn Martha E. 9 F W Penn Mary Alice 7 F W Penn | Morgart, Margaret (I3017)
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| 197 | 1880 census of Uvalde County, Texas, page 13 of precinct 3, ED 136; the last family listed is a Buckalew family with no given names but ages reasonably matching those of TJ, MA and their two children at the time | Buckelew, Thomas Jefferson (I2225)
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| 198 | 1880 Census, East Providence, Bedford County, Pennsylvania, #1255098 Whetstone, William Self M M W 59 PA PA PA Farmer Margaret Wife F M W 54 PA PA PA Keeping House Sarah C. Dau F S W 26 PA PA PA John J. Son M S W 21 PA PA PA Teacher Maggie E. Dau F S W 17 PA PA PA Lewis E. Son M S W 9 PA PA PA | Whetstone, William (I3018)
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| 199 | 1880 Census: 1847, Georgia 1870 Census: 1849, Alabama | Donison, George A (I1008)
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| 200 | 1881 McKenney City & County Directory: "Durham, a station on the California and Oregon Railroad, 18 miles northwest of Oroville ... Ira H Locey, teacher." | Locey, Ira Horton (I1696)
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