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Genealogy of the Gann, Donaldson, Laubacher, McDowell and related families |
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Matches 851 to 900 of 4,655
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| 851 | Cypress Creek Cemetery | Smart, Amanda Catherine (I1183)
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| 852 | Cypress Creek Cemetery | Hanson, John (I2649)
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| 853 | Cypress Creek Cemetery | Smart, Mary Ann (I1184)
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| 854 | Daniel lived first in Cambridge, then in Woburn and in 1653 was one of the twenty "first petitioners" for the grant of the plantation of Chelmsford (Mass.) near Lowell. The next year he took up land for cultivation in the West Precinct of Chelmsford, in 1659 he had four acres in "Little Tadmuk" a part of Chelmsford, and in January 1666 he was appointed "one of a committee to state every proprietor in the "New Filed" the proportion of his fence. Etc." | Blodgett, Daniel (I2374)
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| 855 | Daniel lived in Prince George Co., Virginia. | Malone, Daniel (I241)
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| 856 | Daniel Tichenor Cemetery | Collier, Elizabeth (I4001)
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| 857 | Daniel was the son of Frederick Swartzwelder and Hannah Evans. On the farm adjoining the homestead is a small private Swartzwelder graveyard, not well kept. Mr. Floyd J. Robinson, the present owner (May 1967) states that the fenced-in portion is considerably smaller at present than at first. The Swartzwelders owned a large farm 11 miles south of Everett, Bedford County, Pennsylvania in Black Valley. The house, a substantial stone sturcture with a 3" x 6" stone in gable. It states that the house was built by Daniel Swartzwelder, 25 August 1849. ----- 1880 Census, Monroe, Bedford County, Pennsylvania, #1255098 Swartzwelder, Daniel Self M M W 66 PA PA PA Retired Farmer Rachel Wife F M W 61 PA PA PA Keeping House William M. Son M S W 22 PA PA PA At Home Miller, Charles M. GSon M S W 12 PA PA PA Laborer Swartzwelder, David M. Son M M W 27 PA PA PA Farmer Amanda DauL F M W 28 PA PA PA Keeping House | Swartzwelder, Daniel (I2895)
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| 858 | Darby Cemetery | Stratton, Christopher Columbus (I204)
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| 859 | Darby Cemetery | Kimball, Mary (I2089)
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| 860 | Date not fully given in the sources | Blodgett, Susannah (I4221)
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| 861 | Dates come from "A Record of the Howard & Hunt Families" by B. A. Howard. Also, some dates from IGI, 1992, Va. | Anderson, Dina (I442)
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| 862 | Dates from "A Record of the Howard & Hunt Families" by B. A. Howard. | Wade, Mary (I440)
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| 863 | Daughter and co-heir of Sir Morgan, Lord of Tredegar. Married Llewelyn ap Ivor of Tredegar. | Angharad (I1806)
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| 864 | Daughter Elizabeth Peter was born in 1846 but husband Conrad Peter had remarried in 1848. | Streb, Catherine (I2457)
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| 865 | Daughter Hannah's obituary mentions her mother's maiden name | Evans, Hannah (I2975)
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| 866 | Daughter Ida C Weckman's death certificate gives his name as "Jacob E Weckman"; middle name was possibly Jacob | Weckman, Edward J (I2803)
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| 867 | Daughter Marie was born about 1703; we assume the couple was married at the time. | Family F2122
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| 868 | Daughter Marion G Kemerer (see 1940 census) was married in 1947 and gave her mother's name as "Minnie B Hill Miller" | Hill, Minnie Belle (I3215)
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| 869 | Daughter Melvina Pate's death certificate gives his name as "Ned Pate" | Pate, Marcus Edward (I412)
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| 870 | Daughter Melvina's death record gives the surname | Gann, Nancy (I428)
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| 871 | Daughter of John Johnson and Sarah McDuffie Johnson. Born in Cumberland County, North Carolina. Moved to Christian County, Kentucky, with Johnson family in 1806. Mother to William H, Alfred, Isaac, John, Lucinda, Finley and James. | Johnson, Mary Patterson (I1896)
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| 872 | Daughter of Joseph Thompson and Abigail Sherman | Thompson, Bathsheba (I1130)
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| 873 | Daughter of Mahershallal Hashbaz Lyle (really), a Revolutionary War veteran from Ireland. | Lyle, Annie S (I052)
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| 874 | Daughter of Michel Gay and Marie Perrollaz. | Gay, Jeanne Marie (I4757)
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| 875 | David A Nichols Family Cemetery | Hull, Mariah (I0974)
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| 876 | David A Nichols Family Cemetery | Nichols, David Allen (I0973)
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| 877 | DAVID A. NICHOLS FAMILY CEMETERY By Harold Gentz About a mile west of Beckemeyer on Route 50 is the Beckemeyer Cemetery. Almost due north, about 300 yards, in the edge of the timber lie three forgotten and neglected graves. Local tradition says that it is a husband and wife and one childy all died about the same time of diptheria and were buried on their farm land. The stones are broken and some pieces could not be found when a young Central High School freshman boy, Mike Kruse, of Beckemeyer took the inventory. The pieces were scattered and some were missing. Perhaps with a little probing in the ground missing pieces can be located and the stones repaired. There was no excavation down [sic] when Mike took the inventory on October 18, 1980. This is what could be found: David A. Nichols Maria P. N. Born Wife of Oct. 11, 1811 D. A. Nichols (This is a footstone, Died (broken pieces no headstone found.) May 1, 1863 incomplete) (broken in 4 pieces) | Nichols, David Allen (I0973)
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| 878 | David Logan was born May 6, 1847, Fayette County, Alabama to Robert "Bob" Logan and Virginia Jane "Jennie" McCaleb. The Logans were staunch Republicans and Church of Christ believers. Robert had been raised as a Presbyterian but was supposedly converted by Andrew Campbell. The eight brothers, born between 1823 and 1847 all supported the Union cause although the oldest, Daniel Lapsley "Lap" Logan could not enlist for medical reasons. Because of a hernia, he was unable to serve in the Union Army with his brothers but he helped build bridges for the Union forces. It is possible Lap died from tuberculosis although it is rumored he was murdered and his body tied on the back of horse, taken home, and thrown into the yard. Harm enlisted in the Union Army in January, 1863 as a private with Company K, 1st Regiment, Alabama Calvary. He deserted (no additional information available) and since he had served less than 90 days, he was denied a military pension. He married Betty Elizabeth "Bessie" Pratt, daughter of Abijiah K. Pratt and S. E. Hardin. Bessie was born June 24, 1852 and died of appendicitis on June 18, 1917. They had six children and were considered to be prosperous farmers in Marion County, Alabama. He died of old age and heart failure on April 25, 1921 and is buried with his wife at Guin City Cemetery, Marion County, Alabama. -- Donna W Collins | Logan, Harm David (I363)
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| 879 | David was born in Bradford, MA about 1700 and died on November 20, 1745. He married on February 19, 1730 to Mary Wilson who died on November 12, 1745. He was one of the earlier settlers of Concord, NH and was living there when he and his brother Jeremiah of Bradford sold property on April 8, 1732 to Thomas Richardson. | Kimball, David (I2143)
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| 880 | Davidson Family Cemetery | Kimball, Hazen (I2088)
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| 881 | Davidson Family Cemetery | Davidson, Olivia (I2211)
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| 882 | Daytona Beach News-Journal (FL) - February 15, 2005 JUNE 18, 1918 - FEB. 13, 2005 PORT ORANGE - Kay L. Gann, 86, of Wood Street, a union painter before his retirement in 1981, died Sunday at home. Mr. Kay Gann was born in Bartlett, Neb., and moved here from Tennessee in 1945. He was a member of First Baptist Church of Port Orange and enjoyed fishing, gardening and red roses. Survivors include his wife of 32 years, Carrie; three daughters, Janice Winzens, Port Orange, Paula Davis, Jacksonville, and Gerri Turnage, Orlando; four grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren. Lohman-Daytona, Daytona Beach, is in charge. | Gann, Kay Leburn (I797)
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| 883 | Daytona Memorial Park Plot: Praying Hands | Gann, Kay Leburn (I797)
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| 884 | Death certicate: "Solesbach" -- which could refer to any number of places in Germany named Sulzbach | Burkhardt, Margaret Mary (I013)
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| 885 | Death certificate alleges she died aged 102 years, 8 months, 28 days (born 1832). However, her youngest child, Newton Miller, would then have been born when she was aged at least 50. Most census sources (except 1930) give her birth in the early 1840s. She gave her own age several times in her Civil War widow's pension applications, consistently at 1836-7. | Welch, Mary Ann (I186)
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| 886 | Death certificate and headstone disagree by two days (12th Oct vs. 10th Oct). | Colburn, Melvin G (I182)
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| 887 | Death certificate gives a year of birth only, saying "1876" | Barnett, John Russel (I3987)
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| 888 | Death certificate gives the year as 1900 | Gann, James K Vardeman (I179)
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| 889 | Death certificate shows him as 71 years old at his death. The headstone transcription at Find A Grave gives an 1891 death year, leading to the possible conclusion it's not the right grave, but the month and day match and the Greensburg Daily Tribune of 30 Mar 1896 gives the cemetery name. Correcting the year transcription error and taking the age at death given on the headstone gives this birth date. | McDowell, Samuel (I2764)
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| 890 | Death certificate: "June 21, 1861" | Gann, Mary Savannah (I212)
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| 891 | Death date is approximate | Sanderson, Benjamin (I748)
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| 892 | Death date is given in a margin note on his baptism record. | Kotte, Johan Peter (I4685)
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| 893 | Death date is inferred based on her appearance in the 1910 census while William J Gann was licensed to remarry on 14 Nov 1910 | Logan, Margaret Annie (I184)
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| 894 | Death is recorded in town records of both Salem and Beverly; we give Salem, thinking it the more likely place because he resided there as late as Jan 1718 | Herrick, Joseph (I3895)
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| 895 | Death not recorded in Salem, Essex, Massachusetts | Ray, John (I2319)
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| 896 | Death of a Thomas Preston is recorded in Beverly in 1732 but not enough detail to establish as this Thomas Preston | Preston, Thomas (I4186)
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| 897 | Death record gives an age of three years | Untereiner, Pier (I4265)
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| 898 | Death record gives first name "Cath." | Möllers, Anna (I4513)
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| 899 | Death record gives her age as "48 jahr" | Apolonia (I4769)
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| 900 | Death record gives her age as 75 years. | Dady, Rhoda (I4214)
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