Histories of the Martin, Wilson, Bloom, & Ahola Families
Notes
Matches 401 to 450 of 1,228
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| 401 | Died of heart disease. | Martin, Jira S. (I67)
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| 402 | Died of typhoid fever. | Nellis, James A (I997)
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| 403 | Died Unmarried. | Morse, Peter (I1384)
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| 404 | Died while staying with his daughter Nellie Morrell. | Tanner, James Wilsie (I209)
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| 405 | Died young. | Ransom, Ebenezer (I2797)
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| 406 | Died young. | Foster, Jonathan (I2403)
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| 407 | Died young. | Foster, Hannah (I2418)
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| 408 | Died young. | Amidon, Samuel (I2682)
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| 409 | Died young. | Amidon, Roger (I2680)
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| 410 | Died young. | Amidon, Rachel (I2678)
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| 411 | Donald Lines Jacobus identified Thomas Osborne of Ashford, Kent, England as the immigrant to New Haven, Connecticut based on the "identity of trade, and five sons with identical names, born at suitable dates". | Osborne, Thomas (I1702)
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| 412 | Donald Lines Jacobus said she was living in 1607. | Mary (I1752)
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| 413 | Donald Lines Jacobus wrote "Children probably by first wife:" | Family: Osborne, Jeremy / Wyborne, Joan (F607)
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| 414 | Douw Levisee was named as husband of Catherine in the probate papers of Solomon Knapp. | Leversee, Dow (I2183)
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| 415 | Dow's given names are uncertain. His son was named Douwe which may the the proper spelling of his first name. However, his name was Dow D. in the Hyde Genealogy, Dawe Ditmars in Maud Martin Latham's notes, Didimus in the 1851 Canada Census and Ditemus in the 1881 Canada Census. | Burns, Douwe (Dow) Didimus (Ditemus) (I57)
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| 416 | Dundas Street is now known as Governors Road and Oxford County route 2. It divides Blenheim to the north from Burford to the south. | Martin, Samuel (I27)
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| 417 | Earl and Zerviah may have become acquainted between 1795 and 1800 when Zerviah's family was living in Middleburgh, Schoharie County, New York and Earl's family was living in nearby Rensselaerville, Albany County. Zerviah's brother Elijah was reportedly born in Claverack in 1801, and Walworth wrote that Daniel and his family moved to Bainbridge in 1806. Note that the Afton Enterprise article (see notes under Daniel Hyde) says that Daniel moved to Bainbridge in 1801. But this seems unlikely given Zerviah's marriage in Claverack at the end of 1804. | Family: Martin, Earl / Hyde, Zerviah (F9)
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| 418 | Earlier sources said that Stephen was born at Wortley, Wotton-under-Edge, Gloucestershire, England and married first Constance Dudley. However, Johnson shows that Stephen was almost certainly from Hampshire, England, and states that there never has been any evidence that Stephen married Constance Dudley. | Hopkins, Stephen (I2497)
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| 419 | Eben Knapp, an insolvent debtor, assigned his estate to Benjamin S. Knapp. Both died before the matter could be resolved. Benjamin S. Knapp also was named as owning property adjacent to that of Eben Knapp, whose property was to be sold in a sheriffs sale. | Knapp, Benjamin S. (I2068)
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| 420 | Edgar was first a superintendent of schools in Dodge County, Minnesota. He then studied dentistry at the University of Minnesota. His daughter Ruth was born in their home on what is now the University campus in Minneapolis, while he was a student. He was called "Dad" by his fellow dentistry students, because he was so much older than they. | Wilson, Edgar Osiander [Oceander] DDS (I95)
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| 421 | Edward's two daughters and one son received bequests in Edmund's will, but Edward himself did not. Thus, it appears that Edward was married and died before 1563. | Goatley, Edward (I2629)
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| 422 | Edwin and his wife were killed when their car was struck by a train. | Simmons, Edwin Orestus (I747)
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| 423 | Egbert Bennett named as her father in the 1880 US Census. | Bennett, Ellen W (I2351)
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| 424 | Elijah also may have lived in Peterboro, New York at some time. Edmund's obituary says that "His youth was passed in the immediate vicinity of the house of Gerrett Smith, whom he greatly admired ..." Gerrit Smith, a social reformer and anti-slavery politician, lived in Peterboro, New York, where his estate is a National Historic Landmark. | Phelps, Elijah D. (I183)
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| 425 | Elizabeth probably was the step-daughter of William Phillips rather than his biological daughter, as William's will clearly refers to "my daughter in law Elizabeth Walker and her son of the age of two years old and to her little daughter Hester Walker" and to "my son in law James Walker". Thus, Elizabeth's father was a previous husband of Elizabeth's mother. The "Memorial of the Walker's said that Elizabeth's mother was Elizabeth Parker, but I don't know the evidence for that. | Family: Phillips, William / ______ (F915)
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| 426 | Elizabeth was described in Fiske and Fisk Family as "the daughter of a Baptist clergyman who lived in Cheshire, Mass. near a place once called Muddy Brook". That clergyman was doubtless Elder Timothy Greene. Part of Lanesborough was incorporated into Cheshire when the latter was formed. | Greene, Elizabeth (2nd) (I395)
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| 427 | Elizabeth's birthplace is unknown, but it may have been New Britain, Albany, New York, as her family apparently was living there before her father bought land in Lanesborough, Massachusetts in 1773. Her birth date is taken from the family record given in the note below on this page. Elizabeth's birth date is given as 26 Mar 1771 in Fiske and Fisk Family. | Greene, Elizabeth (2nd) (I395)
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| 428 | Emma immigrated to the US in 1897 with her father. | Martin, Emma Ellen (I1079)
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| 429 | Entries from the Diary of Joshua Hempstead in which members of the Hyde family are identifiable. 1732 p. 252 Cuzn Samll Hide and his son Collins Minister of Litchfield Lodge here. [Timothy Collins married Elizabeth daughter of Samuel and Elizabeth.] 1743, p. 410 Thursd .26 fair . . . "& afterwards to Lebanon & Lodged at Cuzn Hides & his mother the Widow of Cuzn Samll Hide Decd Last fall." [i.e. Elizabeth Calkins Hyde. Unclear which son of Samuel]. fryd 27 fair Rain. "I went to Norwich Called at the Widow of Joseph Fitch [Zerviah Hyde daughter of Samuel and Elizabeth m. Joseph Fitch in 1738] & at Samll Hides & Dined there & called at Daniel Hides Samll Crockers and Cuz Jabez Hides & got to Town to Brother Edgcumbes before Dark and Lodged there. went to See Cuzn William Hide." | Hyde (Hide), Lieutenant Samuel (I73)
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| 430 | Erastus is in an unmarked grave at Friendsville Cemetery, but a memorial stone was placed next to his wife's headstone in the Old Westfield Cemetery (New Leroy Cemetery). Ruth Simmons Stebbins explained: "His remains were hoped to have been moved to LeRoy beside Eliza after her death, but a large locust tree had grown into grave [sic]. His monument is the tree but a granite marker is placed in LeRoy beside Eliza . . . " | Simmons, Erastus (I738)
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| 431 | Esrom Knapp appears to have been recorded as Aaron Knapp in the 1860 US census. Esrom died May 5, 1890 at 52 years of age, which means he was born ca. 1838. This is the same age as the Aaron of the census. He is listed as Esren Knapp in the Wisconsin Death Index, and Esram Knapp in "American Civil War Soldiers" on Ancestry.com. At time of military service he was 27 years old, had brown eyes, brown hair, dark complexion, was 5 feet 8 1/4 inches tall, and by occupation a farmer. from: http://www.2manitowoc.com/ObitsKlu.html ESROM KNAPP cemetery #4 From Der Nord Westen, 08 May 1890: "News has come from Reedsville telling of the death of Ezrom Knapp who was a soldier in the War for the Preservation of the Union, was a member of the local G.A.R. and was recognized for his service by the flag being lowered to half-mast. (Note: I conferred with the Civil War Roundtable and they assured me he is in this cemetery)" from http://www.2manitowoc.com/cvlwrJ.html "KNAPP ESRAM 1st Regiment Wisconsin Cavalry Company H Union Army Enlisted as sergt. 02/01/62 City of Manitowoc History--Reenlisted after first term expired. Promoted to sergeant. Wounded and lost right arm at Battle of West Point, Ga. Discharged 11/15/65, due to wounds. At time of his enlistment, KMAPP was age 24 and listed his occupation as a farmer. He had brown eyes, brown hair and stood 5'8". D.O.B. 1838. D.O.D. 05/05/1890. Cemetery Clarks Mills Association Cemetery, Cato, Wis. Row #4 Stone #7. Military headstone." Marriage KNAPP: Esram m: 1 Sept. 1867 (co. mar. index v.4 p.2) to: Adelia Cummings from: http://www.2manitowoc.com/pension.html PENSIONERS OF MANITOWOC COUNTY List of Pensioners on the Roll 1883, Vol. IV U.S. Government Document Serial No. 2078-2082, Senate Executive Doc. parts 1-5, U.S. Pension Bureau Washington 1883 Also includes the pensioners written up from old newspapers. KnappEsromClark's Millsloss r. arm24.00Pension Bureau __________________________________________ from: http://www.2manitowoc.com/court.html COURT NOTICES PUBLISHED IN THE MANITOWOC PILOT/MANITOUWOC COUNTY HERALD FROM THE FEBRUARY 10, 1870 ISSUE OF THE MANITOWOC PILOT CIRCUIT COURT, Manitowoc Co. "Jacob Fetzer vs Lewis Marks By virtue of an execution in the above entitled cause, and tested on the 22d day of January A.D. 1870, to me directed and delivered against the real and personal property of the defendant, Lewis Marks. I shall on Friday the 22d day of April, A.D. 1870 at ten o'clock in the forenoon of that day, at the Court House in the village and county of Manitowoc, offer for sale, and sell at public vendue the real property hereinafter described and all the title and interest which the defendant Lewis Marks had therein, on the 13 day of September 1869, or that he has at any time since acquired which property is known and described as follows to-wit: The north hald of the north west quarter of section number three, in township number eighteen, range number twenty-one in the county of Manitowoc, and State of Wisconsin. P. Mulholland, Sheriff By Esrom Knapp, Dep'y Sheriff E.B. Treat, Plaintiff's Attorney Dated Manitowoc, March 8th, 1870" from: http://www.2manitowoc.com/marMr.html "MANITOWOC COUNTY MARRIAGES MUELLER: Rudolph R. m: 17 Dec 1889 (co. mar. index v.6 p.18) to: Minnie Aumann From Der Nord Westen, 19 Dec. 1889: Marriage of Rudolph Mueller of Reedsville, with Miss Minna Aumann on Tues., 17 Dec., by Justice of the Peace Knapp of Reedsville, in the home of the adoptive parents of the bride, the Joseph Aumann family here. The pair will make their residence in Reedsville. " {Esrom died in Reedsville} from: http://www.2manitowoc.com/marHe.html "MANITOWOC COUNTY MARRIAGES HERMANN: John m: 18 Mar 1882 (not on co. mar. index) to: Bertha Winke From Der Nord Westen, 23 Mar. 1882: Marriage of John Hermann of Manitowoc, with Miss Bertha Winke of Cato on Sat. Evening, 18 Mar. in Clarks Mills by Justice of the Peace Knapp." | Knapp, Esrom (I311)
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| 432 | Existence inferred from 1810 and 1820 US Census records. Assumed to be a child of Elisha and Freelove and born in Petersburgh, as no birth record in Voluntown. | Baley (Bayley, Bailey), Elisha Jr (I2054)
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| 433 | Family record says marriage was in 1884, but Basche family tree (ancestry.com) says it was in 1887. | Family: Simmons, William Lee / Barrick, Dorothy Lorene (F177)
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| 434 | Farmer | Wilson, John I. (I210)
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| 435 | Father: Robert Anydowne. Mother: not named. | Amydowne, Phillip (I2827)
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| 436 | Father: Robert Anydowne. Mother: Not named. | Amydowne, Phillip (I2827)
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| 437 | findagrave entries for Amanda and Hiram list two additional sons: Walter Martin Graham (1829 - 1868) and Charles Hanford Graham (1834 - 1914), but they were not lving with the family in 1850, and I have not followed them further. | Family: Graham, Hiram / Martin, Amanda Malvina (F19)
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| 438 | Findagrave says that he was the son of Jedidiah, but the birth and death dates make him the son of Josiah | Orsborn (Osborne), Jonathan (I1678)
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| 439 | First and last names spelled variously. Marriage record spelled Brukes/Brooks. | Brooks, Bathsheba (I1936)
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| 440 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Living / Living (F303)
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| 441 | First Congregational Church | Stanton, Huldah (I1986)
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| 442 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Living / Living (F261)
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| 443 | First of a series of three Pauls. | Phelps, Paul (1st) (I193)
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| 444 | First to Otsego Twp., Columbia County, Wisconsin | Wilson, Ingebjorg (I411)
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| 445 | First to Otsego Twp., Columbia, Wisconsin | Wilson, Ellef (I300)
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| 446 | First wife of William Tanner. | Tibbets, (I139)
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| 447 | Flora's birth year is most likely 1843. The date on her gravestone in Little Falls is 1843, but some family records say 1844. Flora is found at two locations in the 1860 US Census, and her age in them is ambiguous. First, she is 16 years old living in Rockland, Manitowoc, Wisconsin with her father, mother and siblings; second she is a 17 year old school teacher living with a family in Eaton, Manitowoc. This discrepancy may have resulted from confusion arising from Flora's birthday (July 7), the official date of the Census (June 1) and the dates the actual Censuses were taken (August). If Flora's birth year was 1843, she would have been 16 on June 1 and 17 in August. After Lycurgus died in North Dakota, Flora moved to Minneapolis where her daughter Maud was teaching school and lived there until she died. Flora's sister Selina belonged to the Methodist-Episcopal Church of Mayfield, Montgomery, New York. Her husband Lycurgus was listed as Church of England in the 1851 Canadian Census. Flora's brother Arthur D. Knapp was a Presbyterian (see his biosketch). | Knapp, Flora Frances (I22)
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| 448 | For evidence on Hugh's birthplace and movements after arriving in New England see https://www.genealogy.com/forum/surnames/topics/calkins/2956/ and http://www-personal.umich.edu/~bobwolfe/gen/mn/m2244x2245.htm. | Calkins, Hugh (I202)
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| 449 | Formerly the Second Church in Norwich. Record does not name parents. | Hyde, Captain Walter (I68)
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| 450 | Found no other land transactions recorded in Montgomery or Fulton Counties attributable to David Knapp and Abiah. | Knapp, David (I1581)
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