Notes: Wm. L. Gann's Genealogy Site

First letters of her middle name are indistinct--the priest wrote over them making a correction. One transcription shows "Adelgund" but we read it differently. (25 Nov 2021)

Krehe, Anna Addegund (I4507)

1127

First name and sex of this child were not recorded in the source

Ray (I4176)

1128

First name frequently given as Bastienne; surname usually given as Kindich but sometimes Kundig or a variant

Kindich, Sebastienne (I2668)

1129

First name is faded in the original record, could be "Marcellus" but was indexed as "Margelle." There was a man named Marcus Küle living in Irsegund at this time (daughter baptized a few weeks earlier). Another man named Marcellus was a witness to Hans Küle's wedding with Maria Raid.

Küle, Marcellus (I4398)

1130

First name is indistinct in most sources but certainly starts with 'A' in all of them and with 'Am' in all but one (baptism of Anna Maria is much more faded even than the others). The most clear record (baptism of son Johann Christoph) appears to read "Amelinck," and the baptism records of the two earlier daughters and son support a similar name of Ameling. The name appears to be completely unique.

Feldtmöller, Amelinck (I4442)

1131

First name is sometimes given as "Elska." (25 Nov 2021)

Sneethorst, Elisabeth (I4501)

1132

First name is uncertain.

Kotte, Helena Margaretha (I4696)

1133

First name not given in either source; probably was not named.

McDowell (I4288)

1134

First name sometimes given as "Marike."

Maria (I4525)

1135

First name was almost certainly "Maria."

Reich, M Clara (I4355)

1136

First Parish Burying Ground

Stickney, Amos (I2618)

1137

First Parish Cemetery

Mallet, Grace (I3645)

1138

First Settlers Burial Ground

Roberts, Thomas (I4153)

1139

Fite-Gatts Cemetery

Kinner, Harriet (I2233)

1140

Fite-Gatts Cemetery

Kimball, Timothy (I2087)

1141

Five children born to this couple in Bradford, Massachusetts from 1760-1774

Family F1560

1142

Five children born to this couple in Haverhill, Essex, Massachusetts 1686-1695

Family F1549

1143

Five children recorded for this couple in Ipswich 1661-1677, at least one is married there in 1690, but no deaths recorded in Ipswich

Family F1608

1144

Flippin Cemetery

Johnson, Asbury (I555)

1145

Flippin Cemetery

Stone, America Emmaline (I159)

1146

For a short time after his first marriage he appears to have resided in the Township of Oxford in the present county of Warren, and then to have moved to Hartford County, Maryland, where his children were born and reared; but after the death of his father, who died well advanced in years, leaving a considerable landed estate, he returned to New Jersey, bringing with him his son Benjamin, who married late in life, became a successful farmer and reared a large family.

Hull, Joseph (I2002)

1147

For over 100 years this Jonathan Brown has been said to have been a Lieutenant in the Revolutionary War. There is a plausible service record for him in 1755 for the French and Indian War. However, his age at the time of the Revolution indicates (and grave markers today indicate it) that his son, Jonathan, was the veteran of the Revolution.

Brown, Jonathan (I1128)

1148

Forest Hill Cemetery
Memorial Military Row 3

McDowell, Ensign Thomas John (I3144)

1149

Forest Lawn Memorial Park
Plot: Fidelity, Map G06, Lot 3531, Space 5

Bennett, Amy Isabell (I3291)

1150

Forest Lawn Memorial Park (Glendale)
Plot: Fidelity, Map G12, Lot 2091, Space 2

Wardlow, Hazen A (I1036)