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Genealogy of the Gann, Donaldson, Laubacher, McDowell and related families |
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Matches 3,551 to 3,600 of 4,536
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| 3551 | Sharp Cemetery | Clabaugh, David (I0931)
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| 3552 | She and sister Anna Alheit were twins. | zu Graven, Anna Margaretha (I4580)
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| 3553 | She and sister Anna Margaretha were twins. | zu Graven, Anna Adelheid (I4573)
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| 3554 | She appears in the 1850 census | Nichols, Catherine (I1888)
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| 3555 | She appears in the 1870 census but does not appear on a deed of the later date, where husband Samuel T Nichols sells land | Jane (I1906)
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| 3556 | She appears in the 1870 census but husband Tillmon L Stone is listed as a widower in the 1880 census | Jane (I786)
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| 3557 | She appears in the 1880 census but is not mentioned as a survivor in her mother's obituary | Weckman, Margaret (I2804)
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| 3558 | She appears in the 1910 census but Cleveland L Logan has remarried by the 1920 census | Hyder, Millie (I410)
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| 3559 | She appears in the 1910 census but husband Marcus E Pate is shown as a widower in the 1930 census | Gann, Mary (I108)
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| 3560 | She appears twice in the 1930 census, once as the maid in the Millard and Grace Brown home and again living with mother Amy I Bennett and five siblings in nearby Animas, La Plata, Colorado, where her occupation is also listed as "maid, private home." It is likely she lived part-time in both places, perhaps spending weekends with her family and weekdays on the job | Bennett, Amy Isabell (I3291)
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| 3561 | She attended school through the eighth grade | Nichols, Annie Alice (I0998)
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| 3562 | She attended school through the eighth grade | Aslin, Arra Elizabeth (I1039)
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| 3563 | She attended school through the fifth grade | Davis, Susie Anna (I3148)
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| 3564 | She attended school through the fourth grade | Wardlow, Sarah Permelia (I1841)
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| 3565 | She attended school through the seventh grade | Emma Rosetta (I780)
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| 3566 | She attended school through the sixth grade | Hester, Mary Ann (I003)
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| 3567 | She attended school through the sixth grade | Lee, Susan R (I106)
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| 3568 | She completed four years of high school | Bennett, Amy Isabell (I3291)
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| 3569 | She completed high school | Lux, Celestia M (I2790)
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| 3570 | She completed school through her first year of high school | Jeffrey, Ollie (I3214)
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| 3571 | She completed school through the eighth grade | Grace C (I3100)
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| 3572 | She completed three years of high school | Fye, Emily M (I2785)
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| 3573 | She graduated from high school | Sullivan, Caroline C (I2214)
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| 3574 | She graduated from high school | McGough, Anne Catherine (I2537)
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| 3575 | She graduated high school | Helen G (I2779)
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| 3576 | She had a child Nicholas on 1 Oct 1729 but her husband Johan Jacob Untereiner was a widower by 17 Sep 1731, when he remarried. | Ferry, Madeline (I2659)
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| 3577 | She had earned a bachelor's degree by 1940 | Laubacher, Dorothy Margaret (I2545)
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| 3578 | She had never attended school as of the 1940 census | Snow, Leaner Agnes (I486)
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| 3579 | She is found in the Champaign Co., Illinois index to probates but the packet itself is not available online (19 Jan 2017) | Swisher, Juliet Virginia (I0933)
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| 3580 | She is likely to have been the "Mercy" given in her father's will of 1695 | Hovey, Mary (I3552)
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| 3581 | She is likely to have died 1852-3, as her then minor sons Chester and Hazen Wardlow were assigned guardians (her son William Wardlow for Chester; her son-in-law Conrad Schmidt/Smith for Hazen) at this time | Kimball, Sarah (I1016)
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| 3582 | She is listed as an heir to father John Blackwell | Blackwell, Anne (I040)
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| 3583 | She is listed before brother Fountain (b. 1808) in the Julius Nichols estate file. The 1830 census shows a woman age 20 - 29 (therefore born between 1801 and 1810) in the James Wadsworth household of Clinton Co., Illinois | Nichols, Mary (I1881)
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| 3584 | She is listed in the 1860 census. Husband Burzela Stone is listed as a widower in the 1880 census | Fondraine, Nancy (I547)
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| 3585 | She is not listed in the 1850 census, though the 1870 census shows her age as 21 years | Pate, Elizabeth (I785)
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| 3586 | She is probably the same person as the Jean Baptiste Lab born 29 Feb 1760. However, the age disparity (about four years) calls it into question. | Lab, Jeanne Baptiste (I4845)
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| 3587 | She is said to have been the daughter of Mark Roger Hilton and Ellen Mainwarring. Very extensive genealogy is available for this family, going back to English royalty of the middle ages. | Hilton, Rebecca (I4166)
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| 3588 | She is shown as still living in the marriage record of sone Jacques. | Gall, Anne Barbe (I2680)
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| 3589 | She made a purchase at her husband's estate sale | Catherine (I3989)
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| 3590 | She married first to a person surname Linneman. | Möllers, Anna (I4513)
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| 3591 | She married to Thomas Mighell as "Mrs. Bethula Weld" | Bethula (I1599)
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| 3592 | She may actually have been Catharina Maria Winckelman, bap. 19 Jun 1768 in Rieste. There was both a Dinckelman and a Winckelman family in Rieste with children being baptized 1765-1780; the only Catharina Maria baptized in this time was Winckelman. However, every reference to this woman from her marriage to the births of her children all gave Dinckelman as her surname. | Dinckelmann, Catharina Maria (I4608)
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| 3593 | She may have been a widow with Joshua Rea being her second husband | Peabody, Hannah (I2316)
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| 3594 | She may have died between 1906 - 1910. Family oral history indicates that husband Richard F Donaldson made his living around that time by stealing cattle from ranchers in New Mexico and taking them to Mexico to sell, and that he returned from one such trip with a Native American woman who bore Marvin H Donaldson and subsequent children. It is said that Roxie Ann died from pneumonia. | Wardlow, Roxie Anna (I0900)
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| 3595 | She never attended school | Cothern, Cathern Elizabeth (I377)
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| 3596 | She never attended school | Smart, Arminta Margaret (I1692)
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| 3597 | She paid $10.00 for a buggy at her husband's estate sale | Crafton, Nancy P (I3285)
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| 3598 | She probably died early in the 1870s; by 1880 husband Thomas S Nichols was a hired hand many miles away and by 1881 he was remarried. | Allison, Margaret A (I0906)
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| 3599 | She probably died shortly after writing her will; however the good people of Maury Co. did not generally record the date of proof of wills during this time | Keziah (I3985)
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| 3600 | She resided in a mental hospital from age 40 until her death at age 82. | Edwards, Jenia A (I1897)
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