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3701

She seems to have remarried in Lamar Co., in Oct 1936

Holmes, May (I781)

3702

She should not have been included in the 1910 census as she was no longer living on 1 Jun 1910; she was enumerated on 6 May 1910, eight days before her death, and never stricken from the record

Logan, Reanelty J (I217)

3703

She survived her father; husband Edward S Covey appears with a 20-something woman in the 1840 census; she does not appear with him in the 1850 census

Richardson, Huldah (I3277)

3704

She survived her husband Erastus S Nichols

Clabaugh, Jane (I0901)

3705

She survived husband John W Nichols

Brown, Mary Z (I0903)

3706

She survived husband Michel Perrollaz.

Gay, Jeanne Marie (I4757)

3707

She was "orta ex parochio Dammensis," that is, from Damme.

Family F2065

3708

She was a high school graduate

Kocher, Bernice Pauline (I2534)

3709

She was a high school graduate

Kennemur, Carrie Mae (I3147)

3710

She was a high school graduate

Allen, Essie Velmer (I2216)

3711

She was a high school graduate

Laubacher, Leona Elizabeth (I2475)

3712

She was a niece of Arena C Banks, first wife to Hazen Wardlow

Banks, Julia Frances (I2222)

3713

She was a widow when she married James Danielson; her first husband's last name was Fish or Fitch.

Irene (I4848)

3714

She was aged 29 when she died.

zur Helle, Maria Catharina (I4614)

3715

She was an unmarried minor at the time of father Samuel Downey's death; a guardian was appointed

Downey, Rachel (I524)

3716

She was an unmarried minor at the time of father Samuel's death, a guardian was appointed

Downey, Elizabeth (I484)

3717

She was executrix of husband Joseph Dunham's estate

Wormall, Esther (I3837)

3718

She was first married to someone whose surname was "Matens." (23 Mar 2022)

zur Helle, Maria Catharina (I4614)

3719

She was last the wife of Lt Thomas Stebbins; at the time of this marriage in 1676 she was known as "widow Mun." Another Abigail Mun (b. 1650 in Springfield) married Thomas Stebbins, Jr. about four years before this Abigail married Thomas Stebbins, Sr.!

She had been married to Benjamin Mun, an original proprietor of Hartford, CT, to whom several children besides the younger Abigail Mun were born in Springfield 1650-1661, the oldest of whom was the Abigail who married Thomas Stebbins, Jr.

Her marriage to Benjamin Mun took place in Springfield on 2 Apr 1649, the record referring to her as "widdow Ball" (sic.), and she was noted to have had sons Jonathan, 4, and Samuel, 1. Samuel Ball was one of the administrators of Lt Thomas Stebbins's estate.

Before Benjamin Mun, Abigail had been married to Francis Ball in Springfield in 1644.

Burt, Abigail (I4254)

3720

She was married on this date.

Perrolaz, Jeanne (I4758)

3721

She was married twice before marrying Samuel T Nichols. By 1910, two of her seven children were still living

Johnson, Lucinda E (I2224)

3722

She was not yet eighteen years old when named in her father's will

York, Grace (I4009)

3723

She was of legal age (18 years for women) at the time of her marriage to James W Cotton

Franks, Tennessee (I4287)

3724

She was over the age of 18 when her marriage license was issued

Edwards, Jenia A (I1897)

3725

She was shown living with William Ebner and his family on the 1860 census. After her husband died in 1908 Anna left Ohio in 1909 to see most of her children in Ventura County, California. She lived across the street from Santa Clara Church, which her son John, the priest, helped found. She lived there until her death and is buried at Santa Clara cemetery in Oxnard.

Gang, Anna (I2449)

3726

She was the administratrix of husband Booker Pate's estate and made an appearance in the Tippah Co., Mississippi Chancery Court on 11 Nov 1885

Nance, Mary Ann (I835)

3727

She was the second child baptized in this parish

Laubacher, Salome (I2446)

3728

She was under the age of 18 at the time her marriage license was issued (23 Dec 1902) but the 1910 and 1920 census records show birth years in the 1890s. We are very dubious of the census in this case, which would have had her age at under 10 years at the time of her marriage!

Aslin, Arra Elizabeth (I1039)

3729

She went to school through the 8th grade

McDowell, Edna Sara (I2793)

3730

Shelton Memorial Park
Plot: Mount Hope, P 4 A

Johnson, Elias (I2219)

3731

Sheriff 1612. Member of Parliament 1623-25. Knighted 1633. Received King Charles I at Tredegar July 16-17, 1645. Married first wife, Elizabeth Winters, in 1581. (She was the daughter of Sir William Winters of Lidney and was born in 1564). His second wife was Bridget Morgan of Hayford. The descendants of Sir William assumed the titles of Lord Tredegar. In 1792 this title was raised to Baronet Tredegar and to Baron Tredegar in 1859. In 1905 it was raised again to Viscount Tredegar. The title became extinct in 1962 when the last Viscount died without an heir.

Morgan, William (I1762)

3732

Sheriff Isaac Hull received as a marriage gift from his father an improved farm in the township of Newton. He first appears in the Newton Court records in 1754 as member of a jury, and among the freeholders for "Old New Town," from 1757 to 1763. He was appointed High Sheriff before 1760 and had charge of "Log Jail." From 1756 to 1763 he was Overseer of the Poor. In 1765 he signed a document as "Isaac Hull of Newton, surveyor of road in Hardwick." In the Revolution he served as Quartermaster in Sussex County Trool, and commissioned as 1st Lieutenant in Capt. Archibald Dannas's Company, Col. Spencer's Regiment of Infantry, Continental Army, February 17, 1777. He died after 1808.

Hull, Sheriff Isaac (I1953)

3733

Shottsville Cemetery

Shotts, Lovid McCindry (I549)

3734

Shottsville Cemetery

Stone, Emma Elvira (I147)

3735

Shottsville Cemetery

Bethany, Catherine (I375)

3736

Shottsville Cemetery