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| 2 | Plot O(I) -370 S | Faught, William (I306)
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| 3 | Sarah had a twin named Rebecca. There was no father named on their baptism record | Trevett, Sarah Jane (I226)
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| 4 | "These extractions cover a period of time when civil vital records were practically nil in the county. The majority of the notices relate to Steuben County residents. There are approximately 5-6000 names mentioned."--Preface Includes index. "Contains all marriage and death notices from seven Steuben County, New York, newspapers, and often provide age, residence, occupation and names of spouse or parent."--Back cover Contains records from The Bath Gazette and Genesee Advertiser, The Constitutionalist, The Steuben Democrat, Steuben Farmer's Advocate, and Steuben American (Bath), and The Addison Advertiser and The Voice of the Nation (Addison). Also available on microfiche and digital images. | Source (S320)
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| 5 | (Medical):stomach flu | Hall, Jack Robert (I7336)
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| 6 | (Research):1900 Census - Married to John Lounsbery - Stats that she had 11 children and 7 were living 1900 Census - Married to John Lounsbery - Stats that she had 11 children and 7 were living (Research):1900 Census - Married to John Lounsbery - Stats that she had 11 children and 7 were living 1900 Census - Married to John Lounsbery - Stats that she had 11 children and 7 were living (Research):1900 Census - Married to John Lounsbery - Stats that she had 11 children and 7 were living 1900 Census - Married to John Lounsbery - Stats that she had 11 children and 7 were living (Research):1900 Census - Married to John Lounsbery - Stats that she had 11 children and 7 were living 1900 Census - Married to John Lounsbery - Stats that she had 11 children and 7 were living | DeFord, Mary Elizabeth (I212)
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| 7 | (Research):His marriage record indicates he was born in Rose City, Michigan. | Hawley, Edward James (I50)
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| 8 | , working for someone else | Hawley, William (I34)
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| 10 | 10274 Boyer Road P.O. Box 5000 Carson City, MI 48811 | Gougeon, Derrick (I7437)
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| 11 | 1st & 2nd degree burnes on face, neck, thorax - upper extremities mucous membranes. Upper respiratory tract - Duration 5 days | Scott, Roy George (I5408)
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| 12 | Capac dies from injuries in two-vehicle crash -- Thursday, May 28 2009 (CASCO TOWNSHIP) -- A 77-year old Capac woman was killed as a result of a two-vehicle crash Wednesday afternoon on Marine City Highway. According to St. Clair County Sheriff's deputies, the vehicle driven by the victim, Helen Hawley, was seen crossing over the fog line onto the shoulder three times before making a U-turn directly into the path of a dump truck hauling a trailer. The car struck the driver's side door causing the dump truck to spin and jackknife the trailer. The driver of the truck, 58-year old Raymond Anglin of Marine City was treated at the scene. Hawley was transported to Mt. Clemens General Hospital where she passed away from her injuries Thursday morning. | LaFleure, Helen Ilene (I7481)
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| 13 | Crash kills Capac woman By JESSE DUNSMORE Times Herald • May 29, 2009 A 77-year-old Capac woman died Thursday morning from injuries sustained in a crash Wednesday in Casco Township, said Deputy Steve Campau, St. Clair County Sheriff Department spokesman, in a news release. Helen Irene Hawley was heading westbound on Marine City Highway about 3 p.m. when she made a U-turn into the path of a dump truck hauling a trailer. The truck struck her vehicle's driver-side door, then spun out and jackknifed the trailer. Witnesses reported seeing Hawley's vehicle cross the fog line and go onto the shoulder of the road at least three times, the third time just before making the U-turn. Skid marks on the road indicated truck driver Raymond Earl Anglin, 58, of Marine City had locked his brakes trying to stop his truck before the impact, according to the release. Anglin was treated at the scene and released. Ira Township EMS transported Hawley to Mount Clemens Regional Medical Center, where she died Thursday morning. Ira Township Rescue also responded to the scene of the crash. Sheriff Tim Donnellon said the accident is under investigation. Nobody answered a phone call Thursday night to a Capac phone number in Hawley's name. | LaFleure, Helen Ilene (I7481)
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| 14 | Date: 9/23/1853 Type of transaction: Warranty Deed Liber and Page: Liber 166, page 212 Grantor: Daniel and Sally Hawley (Caneadea, Allegany,New York) Grantee: Joseph N. White (Caneadea, Allegany, NewYork) Cost: $60.00 Recorded on: 5/28/1896 Description of Land: Tract or Parcel of Land situated in Town of Caneadea County of Allegany and State of New York being a part of lot number thirteen in Township five range first of the Holland Company land bounded as follows via beginning at the southmost corner of said lot thence east twelve chains and sixty five links to the centre of the highway thence north 37 ¾ degrees west two chains and sixty three links along the center of said highway thence north seventy one degrees west eleven chains and forty eight links to the west line of said lot thence south five chains and twenty five links to the place of beginning containing three acres and ninety-nine hundredths of an acre be the same more or less Excepting a mortgage in favor of George P. Ketchum for Sixty dollars and seventy cents dated at Caneadea June Twenty ninth 1853 | Huff, Sarah Sally (I5442)
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| 15 | Date: 9/23/1853 Type of transaction: Warranty Deed Liber and Page: Liber 166, page 212 Grantor: Daniel and Sally Hawley (Caneadea, Allegany,New York) Grantee: Joseph N. White (Caneadea, Allegany, NewYork) Cost: $60.00 Recorded on: 5/28/1896 Description of Land: Tract or Parcel of Land situated in Town of Caneadea County of Allegany and State of New York being a part of lot number thirteen in Township five range first of the Holland Company land bounded as follows via beginning at the southmost corner of said lot thence east twelve chains and sixty five links to the centre of the highway thence north 37 ¾ degrees west two chains and sixty three links along the center of said highway thence north seventy one degrees west eleven chains and forty eight links to the west line of said lot thence south five chains and twenty five links to the place of beginning containing three acres and ninety-nine hundredths of an acre be the same more or less Excepting a mortgage in favor of George P. Ketchum for Sixty dollars and seventy cents dated at Caneadea June Twenty ninth 1853 | Hawley, Daniel (I5426)
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| 16 | DMarie7708 Michigan, USA - Member since 2008, last logged in today Predicted relationship: 4th Cousins Possible range: 4th - 6th cousins Confidence: High Amount of Shared DNA - Betty 33 centimorgans shared across 2 DNA segments DNA Circle connection Daniel Hawley DNA Circle Sally Sarah Huff DNA Circle | Robinson, Dawn Marie (I5511)
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| 17 | Donald Hooper (managed by jenhooper70) Member since 2011, last logged in last week Predicted relationship: 4th Cousins Possible range: 4th - 6th cousins Amount of Shared DNA with Rebecca 42 centimorgans shared across 2 DNA segments | Hooper, Donald (I8735)
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| 18 | Helen Hawley POSTED: May 31, 2009 HAWLEY, Helen Ilene 76, of Capac and formerly of Alpena died Thursday, May 28, 2009, following an automobile accident. She is survived by her children, Deborah (Michael) Haerens of Emmett, Gail Armstrong of Arizona, Peggy (James) Monson of Minnesota, Darla (Tom) Hilla of Byron, Wayne (Annie) Hawley of Alpena and Amy Garrett of Alpena; 18 grandchildren; nine great-grandchildren; brothers, Henry LaFleure of Alpena and Donald LaFleure of Roseville; sisters, Delores Smith of Marine City, Ella Thurman of Marine City and Patricia Thurman of Alpena; and many nieces and nephews. A memorial service will take place Wednesday, June 3, at Riverside Tabernacle Church of God, Fort Gratiot, at 10 a.m. with Pastor Richard L. Shelton officiating. The family will receive visitors in the church on Wednesday from 9 a.m. until the time of service at 10 a.m. Interment will have taken place on Monday, June 1, 2009, in Evergreen Cemetery, Alpena. | LaFleure, Helen Ilene (I7481)
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| 19 | Isabelle (or Élisabeth) TARGÉ (Target or Targer)... was from a Huguenot family in LaRochelle when she decided in 1659 to emigrate to Canada. She was about 22 years old. Her father, Daniel Targé was a marinier (mariner or bargeman) whose many children with his wife, Louise Martin, were baptized at the temple in Villeneuve. Among them, a younger sister, Marie Targé who arrived in Canada in 1663 as a fille-du-roi. Isabelle Targé was the widow of Simon Piat. She appeared to not have any children at the time she made the trip to Canada. Sometime along the way she renounced Calvinism for Catholism and in August of 1659 she married Mathurin Gerbert in a Catholic ceremony in Québec. He was from the parish of St. Sulpice-des-Langes in Brittany. First mention of him in Canada was 7-12-1659 in Québec at the lease of a farm. On the census of 1666, the Gerbert family is listed as living in the Québec area where Mathurin Gerbert is a settler. Together, they had 7 children, three of which (all boys) had died quite young. There appears to have been an epidemic that took two sons, aged 5 and 3 in February and May of 1672. Isabelle herself had died sometime in 1670, leaving 6 children, aged 10 to infant. Her husband, Mathurin Gerbert remarried in January 1671. http://www.apointinhistory.net/larochelle.php | Targer, Isabelle Elizabeth (I8151)
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| 20 | James Chisholm Member since 2017, last logged in 2 days ago Predicted relationship: 3rd Cousins Possible range: 3rd - 4th cousins Confidence: Extremely High Amount of Shared DNA - Rebecca 92 centimorgans shared across 7 DNA segments | Chisholm, James (I8738)
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| 21 | K.R. (administered by DMarie7708) Michigan, USA - Member since 2008, last logged in yesterday DNA Circle connection Henry Hawley DNA Circle Mary Woodin DNA Circle | Robinson, Krystal Jean (I5541)
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| 22 | K.R. (administered by DMarie7708) Michigan, USA - Member since 2008, last logged in yesterday Predicted relationship: 4th Cousins Possible range: 4th - 6th cousins Confidence: High Amount of Shared DNA - Robert 40 centimorgans shared across 2 DNA segments DNA Circle connection Henry Hawley DNA Circle Mary Woodin DNA Circle | Robinson, Kenneth James (I5512)
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| 23 | L.S. (administered by crsvillager) Member since 2007, last logged in today Predicted relationship: 4th Cousins Possible range: 4th - 6th cousins Amount of Shared DNA - Robert 60 centimorgans shared across 5 DNA segments | Holmes, Lucille (I6085)
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| 24 | Log Home, 1 story home with 1 family living there | McKenzie, Donald (I220)
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| 25 | A clover thresher is a threshing machine for extraction of seed from clover | Burt, George Washington (I57)
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| 26 | A final comment: The many Filles du Roi who married in New France, as well as the former political prisoners taken in the colonies of the future United States, had to be Catholic in order tobe married in the Church and to remain as inhabitants. I am aware of baptisms of former prisoners who renounced the protestant faith but not of Filles du Roi, because these women were sent specifically to become brides. Therefore, they had to be Catholic to participate in the program sponsored by the king. It has been shown that a great deal of care was given in selecting these women.9 Yves Landry indicates that only twelve Filles du Roi were known to have been protestant. 10 That’s about two percent of the total number —770— he identified. Only two of these twelve abjured their protestant faith in the New World: Catherine Basset, 16 Oct 1667,married 17 October 1667; and Marthe Quitel, abjured 17 July 1665, married 22 September 1665.The other ten are recorded as having been baptized protestant, most of these baptized at the protestant temple in La Rochelle: Marguerite Ardion; Catherine Barré; Madeleine Delaunay; Elisabeth Doucinet; Anne Javelot; Marie Léonard; Anne Lépine; Barb Ménard; Marie Targer; Marie Valade. Where these ten women accepted Catholicism is unknown, but it may have happened in France. http://habitantheritage.org/yahoo_site_admin/assets/docs/Adult_Confirmations_and_Conversions_2014_-_Suzanne.84181244.pdf | Targer, Marie (I873)
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| 27 | A furlough for four months, with permission to go beyond the sea, is granted 1st sergt. John Biddlecomb, Troop D. (S.O. 44, May 18, Div M.) https://books.google.com/books?id=9Ps-AQAAMAAJ&pg=PA874&dq=7th+cavalry+regiment+company+D+biddlecomb&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwiek9atlsXaAhXI4IMKHd43AC8Q6AEILTAB#v=onepage&q=biddlecomb&f=false | Biddlecomb, John Harold (I149)
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| 28 | Aboard the ship the City of Antwerp | Biddlecomb, John Harold (I149)
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| 29 | Aboard the ship Villa Franca | Biddlecomb, Joseph (I8275)
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| 30 | Address: Cheboygan Memorial Hospital 748 S. Main St. Cheboygan, Michigan 49721 United States Phone: (231) 627-5601 | Burt, Ernest Nile (I30)
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| 31 | Address: Elmwood Cemetery Onaway, Michigan | Burt, Ernest Nile (I30)
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| 32 | Address: Elmwood Cemetery Onaway, Michigan | Hawley, Lavina Mae (I31)
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| 33 | Address: King Settlement Cemetery Also Known as Wilson Township Cemetery Alpena, Michigan 49707 United States | Hawley, Franklin D. (I43)
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| 34 | Address: n/a 312 E. Wisner St. Alpena, Michigan 49707 United States | McKenzie, Tom Orlando (I6)
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| 35 | After Curtis and Junior's (George JR.) mom (Grace Daisy Schunk) died, Grandma Smith (Mary Jane (McCarter) Smith came to California to take the boys back with her to Michigan. Junior stayed with them in town and Curtis (my Granddad) lived with Uncle Patty. Per my conversation with Velma Shafer Smith on 23 June 2010. - Origionally Shared by pasmith88 (Granddaughter of Curtis Milo Smith) https://www.ancestry.com/mediaui-viewer/collection/1030/tree/111538731/person/410089189282/media/f156c953-0996-4599-afd4-b81542caffef?_phsrc=sIQ76&usePUBJs=true | Smith, George Jr. (I6799)
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| 36 | After Curtis and Junior's (George JR.) mom (Grace Daisy Schunk) died, Grandma Smith (Mary Jane (McCarter) Smith came to California to take the boys back with her to Michigan. Junior stayed with them in town and Curtis (my Granddad) lived with Uncle Patty. Per my conversation with Velma Shafer Smith on 23 June 2010. - Origionally Shared by pasmith88 (Granddaughter of Curtis Milo Smith) https://www.ancestry.com/mediaui-viewer/collection/1030/tree/111538731/person/410089189282/media/f156c953-0996-4599-afd4-b81542caffef?_phsrc=sIQ76&usePUBJs=true | Smith, Curtis Milo (I6798)
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| 37 | although an ordained minister and in the church most of his life, considers using the honorific ‘Reverend’ to be pretentious and never used it. | Hawley, Rev. Lawrence William (I1087)
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| 38 | Amanda M Hawley Hall Birth: Death: Jan. 14, 1969 Family links: Spouse: Cecil E Hall (1895 - 1929)* Burial: Forest Lawn Cemetery Saginaw Saginaw County | Hawley, Amanda Marian (I1082)
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| 39 | Ant: Scare 1/2" Lower left thigh, 1/2" Knee; Post: V.S. Upper right arm, P.M. Right Scapula, Scare 1/2" Upper left Arm, Scare 1/4" Lower left lumbar back | McKenzie, Alexander Orlando (I14)
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| 40 | as a member of the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints | Hawley, William (I34)
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| 41 | August 19, 1927 - August 26, 2013 Edna Jean McKenzie, 86, of 2762 Werth Road, Alpena, passed away at Alpena Regional Medical Center on Monday, August 26, 2013. Jean was born in Onaway, Michigan on August 19, 1927 to the late Ernest and Lavina (Hawley) Burt. On November 23, 1946 she married Alexander McKenzie, and he preceded her in death on January 2, 1999. She was a lifetime member of Community of Christ Church. Surviving are 4 children, Robert (Theresa) McKenzie, Betty Krzewinski, Tom (Sharon) McKenzie, Scot (Bonnie) McKenzie; 9 grandchildren, Rebecca (David) Walbecq, Heather (Gregory) Winfield, Robert (Elaine) McKenzie, Terry (Amanda) McKenzie, Tom (Jessica) McKenzie, Dr. Jay Krzewinski, Amy Hill, Dr. Bryan Carr, Casey (Katelyn) Carr; 13 great-grandchildren; 2 great-great-grandchildren; and special friends Linda, Anthony and Jacob Szymanski. Preceding Jean in death were a son, Terry McKenzie; 3 sisters, Lenora Evelyn Burt, Lillian Elnora Burt, Vivian Geraldine Burt; and 2 brothers, George William Burt and Kenneth Everett Burt. Mrs. McKenzie is at the Bannan Funeral Home where family and friends may call on Thursday from 2-8 p.m. Visitation will continue on Friday at Community of Christ Church in Lachine from 10:00 a.m. until the time of the funeral service at 11:00 a.m. with Elder Lynn Field officiating. Interment: Briley Twp. Cemetery | Burt, Edna Jean (I15)
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| 42 | Aunt Susie Obituary: Our dear Aunt, Cousin and friend Susan M. Brock passed away peacefully June 20, 2016 at War Memorial Hospital's Long Term Unit in Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan. Susan was born in October of 1934 on Sugar Island, Michigan to Frank Brock and Annie (Watchorn) Brock. Susan worked very hard her entire life, starting as a child on the family farm on Sugar Island. She later worked as a motel/Hotel maid at many area businesses until her retirement. Susie (as we lovingly called her) took great pride in her work and made sure each room was meticulously clean and welcoming, which was the same way she kept her home. Since her retirement, her health quickly deteriorated due to osteoporosis. She was an amazing and very independent woman, who never wanted to ask anyone for help with anything. She always took great pride and care with her appearance also. From the very early morning, Susie always looked beautiful from her hair to her shoes. Susie was the last remaining child of Frank and Annie Brock's 5 children. Robert and Donald Brock, Grace Royer/Stonerock and June Bateson/Norman all preceded her in death. Susie had a very close "Motherly" relationship with all of her nieces of nephews. Gloria, Donna, Vera, Linda, Albert, the late Joseph, Tommy and Robbie. And an especially close bond with her Great great niece Kylimry. Susie's parents, herself and 4 siblings all had a very strong and personal relationship with our Heavenly Father Jesus Christ and worshiped and praised him, not only on Sunday but everyday of their lives. They are now all joined together once again in their heavenly home. Susie will be greatly missed for her loving, nurturing nature and sense of humor. There will be a graveside service for Susan M. Brock Saturday, August 6th at 11am at Pine Grove Cemetery on M-28 and 6 mile road in Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan with Susan's loving niece, Linda Royer/Szymanski officiating. Susan will be laid to rest next to her Mother, Annie Brock-Pattison and step-father Henry Pattison. A dutch treat lunch will follow the service at Stusebaker's restaurant in Sault Ste. Marie. Memorials may be left to the Salvation Army of Soo, Michigan, The Soo Community Action Agency or Hospice of Chippewa County in her name | Brock, Susan M. (I695)
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| 43 | Authorized leave for 24 days | McKenzie, Alexander Orlando (I14)
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| 44 | Based on a newspaper article published in the Alpena Argus, William and his family suffered a significant loss due to fire. | Hawley, Ellen (I47)
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| 45 | Based on a newspaper article published in the Alpena Argus, William and his family suffered a significant loss due to fire. | Hawley, William Martin (I48)
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| 46 | Based on a newspaper article published in the Alpena Argus, William and his family suffered a significant loss due to fire. | Family F12
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| 47 | Based on the family story passed down, Sarah immigrated from Ireland, by herself, when she was 16 years old (abt 1867) because her parents were going to send her to a convent. 1910 census shows that immigration year as 1857, but the image is very hard to read. The year might be 1867. I know that she was in Alpena, Michigan before 1871. | Healy, Sarah Ann (I35)
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| 48 | Based on the immigration record of his nephew Bertie Percival Biddlecomb | Biddlecomb, John Harold (I149)
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| 49 | Birthplace, also could have been Michigan | Brown, Morton (I247)
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| 50 | Brother of Morton Brown | Brown, Rue (I249)
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| 51 | Buried at the Artesia Cemetery per Death Certificate. Headstone has yet to be found and at this point in time, this fact can not be confirmed by the Cemetery. | Hawley, William (I34)
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| 52 | Capac woman dies from crash injuries (May 28, 2009) A 77-year-old Capac woman died this morning from injuries sustained in a crash Wednesday in Casco Township, St. Clair County Sheriff Department spokesman Deputy Steve Campau said in a press release. Helen Irene Hawley was heading westbound on Marine City Highway at about 3 p.m. when she made a U-turn into the path of a dump truck hauling a trailer. The truck struck her vehicle's driver side door, then spun out and jackknifed the trailer. Witnesses reported seeing Hawley's vehicle cross the fog line and go onto the shoulder of the road at least three times, the third time just before making the U-turn. Skid marks on the road indicated that truck driver Raymond Earl Anglin, 58, of Marine City, had locked his brakes trying to stop his truck before the impact, according to the release. Anglin was treated at the scene and released. Ira Township EMS transported Hawley to Mt. Clemens Regional Medical Center, where she died this morning. Ira Township Rescue also responded to the scene of the crash. | LaFleure, Helen Ilene (I7481)
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| 53 | Carl D Hall Birth: Death: Oct. 23, 1965 Burial: Forest Lawn Cemetery Saginaw Saginaw County Michigan, USA Created by: Anonymous Record added: Jan 01, 2011 Find A Grave Memorial# 63585341 | Hall, Carl D. (I7341)
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| 54 | Cecil E Hall Birth: Death: May 27, 1929 Family links: Spouse: Amanda M Hawley Hall (1898 - 1969) Burial: Forest Lawn Cemetery Saginaw Saginaw County Michigan, USA Created by: Anonymous Record added: Jan 01, 2011 Find A Grave Memorial# 63585344 | Hall, Cecil Earl (I7334)
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| 55 | CON 9 LOT 33 | Family F208
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| 56 | Concession 8, Lot 14. Sharing a lot with Abram McEown. | McKenzie, Catherine (I311)
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| 57 | Concession 8, Lot 14. Sharing a lot with Abram McEown. | McKenzie, Donald S. (I567)
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| 58 | Concession 8, Lot 14. Sharing a lot with Abram McEown. | McKenzie, John (I310)
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| 59 | Concession 8, Lot 14. Sharing a lot with Abram McEown. | McKenzie, Mary Ann (I309)
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| 60 | Concession 8, Lot 14. Sharing a lot with Abram McEown. | Family F118
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| 61 | Cousin | Brown, Rue (I249)
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| 62 | date of immigrationi s in question.She married George Howard in 1877, She must have immigrated from Canada before 1884. | Flewelling, Sarah A. (I148)
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| 63 | Death Certificate states that her father's name was John Hawley and that he was born in Midland, Michigan | Hawley, Sophronia Gertrude (I5542)
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| 64 | Death Certificate states that her father's name was William Hawley and that he was born in New York. See Michigan Death certificate source | Hawley, Alice Maebelle (I5455)
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| 65 | Death occurred at 1 o'clock in the afternoon at Saginaw General Hospital when he was 33 years old. He was born in Sheperd, Michigan on August 24, 1895 to Horace L. Hall & Alice Durfee, and he worked as a mechanic for Roberts Construction. At this time of his death he was married to Marion Hawley who is also the informant. | Hall, Cecil Earl (I7334)
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| 66 | Death occurred at 5 o'clock in the morning when he was 9 months old. He was born in Saginaw on February 11, 1928 to C.E. Hall & Marian Hawley. | Hall, Jack Robert (I7336)
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| 67 | Declared intent to be naturalized on 6/22/1896 in Emmons County, North Dakota | Biddlecomb, John Harold (I149)
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| 68 | delayed birth record created in Multnomah, Oregon, United States | Biddlecomb, Alice May (I150)
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| 69 | Did not marry or have children | Hawley, Francis William (I7686)
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| 70 | Did not marry, no children | Hawley, Adelbert (I5611)
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| 71 | Divorce recorded as "pending" on 8/5/1911 and finalized on 6/26/1912 | Family F2703
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| 72 | Donald McKinsey Farmer Born in Scotland in 1790 Religion: Presbyterian Widower Living in a 1 1/2 story frame house | McKenzie, Donald (I220)
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| 73 | Donna Ruth Lipski Duby Birth: Alpena County Michigan, USA Death: Feb. 19, 2014 Alpena County Michigan, USA Family links: Parents: Philip Valentine Lipski (1916 - 1961) Myrtle Violet Hawley LaRoche (1921 - 2003) Burial: Presque Isle Cemetery Presque Isle Presque Isle County Michigan, USA Created by: Robert Niedzwiecki Record added: Dec 29, 2015 Find A Grave Memorial# 156487475 | Lipski, Donna Ruth (I7450)
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| 74 | Doris Dauer Chinery Birth: Death: 2010 Family links: Spouse: Raymond Chinery (1907 - 1975) Burial: Eastlawn Memorial Gardens Gera Saginaw County Michigan, USA Created by: Sheila Cooper Record added: Mar 09, 2013 Find A Grave Memorial# 106409621 | Dauer, Doris June (I7338)
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| 75 | Due to privacy laws, images are only available for records that are more than 75 years old. | Source (S15)
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| 76 | Duration of Sickness - 3 years | Hawley, George Washington (I51)
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| 77 | Employing no one | Jones, Robert John (I629)
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| 78 | Enlisted as a rank of V-6 with pay upon enlistment of $21.00/Month | McKenzie, Alexander Orlando (I14)
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| 79 | February 13, 1960 - November 6, 2014 Tom Orlando McKenzie, 54, of 312 E. Wisner Street, Alpena, passed away at home on Thursday, November 6, 2014. Tom was born in Cheboygan on February 13, 1960 to the late Alexander and Jean (Burt) McKenzie. Tom married the former Sharon Malenski on February 2, 2008. He enjoyed hunting, fishing, garage sales and collecting antiques. Tom was a member of Community of Christ Church and Friends Together. Surviving are his wife Sharon, 4 children, Rebecca and David Walbecq, Tom and Jessica McKenzie, Bryan (Pang) Carr, Casey (Katelyn) Carr; 7 grandchildren, Cody, Chloe, Haley, Gavin, Tyler, Madelyn, Macy; 2 brothers, Robert (Theresa) McKenzie, Scot and Bonnie McKenzie; sister, Betty Krzewinski; special friends, Linda, Anthony and Jacob Szymanski. Mr. McKenzie was preceded in death by a brother Terry. Mr. McKenzie is at the Bannan Funeral Home where visitation will take place on Monday from 1 p.m. until time of funeral service at 7 p.m. with Elder Lynn Field officiating. | McKenzie, Tom Orlando (I6)
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| 80 | Filed by wife (Audrey Bates) - Reason: Extreme and Repeated Cruelty Divorce Granted. # minor children born to the marriage | Family F56
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| 81 | First Publication, April 4 – Last May 9 Summons State of North Dakota, County of Emmons. In District Court:Sixth Judicial District. John H. Biddlecomb, plaintiff, vs. Minnie Biddlecomb,defendant. Summons. The State of North Dakota to the above name defendant: You are hereby summoned to answer the complaint of the plaintiff in the above entitled action (a copy of which is now filed in the office of the Clerk of the District Court in and for Emmons county, North Dakota, at Linton, North Dakota). And to serve a copy of your answer upon the subscriber within thirty days after the service of this summons upon you,exclusive of the day of service; and in case of your failure to appear or answer. Judgment will be taken against you by default for the relief demanded in the complaint. Date ate Linton, N.D. , this 2d day of April, A.D. 1902 Charles S. Lane Attorney for Plaintiff Linton, North Dakota | Hawley, Minnie Belle (I45)
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| 82 | First Publication, April 4 – Last May 9 Summons State of North Dakota, County of Emmons. In District Court:Sixth Judicial District. John H. Biddlecomb, plaintiff, vs. Minnie Biddlecomb,defendant. Summons. The State of North Dakota to the above name defendant: You are hereby summoned to answer the complaint of the plaintiff in the above entitled action (a copy of which is now filed in the office of the Clerk of the District Court in and for Emmons county, North Dakota, at Linton, North Dakota). And to serve a copy of your answer upon the subscriber within thirty days after the service of this summons upon you,exclusive of the day of service; and in case of your failure to appear or answer. Judgment will be taken against you by default for the relief demanded in the complaint. Date ate Linton, N.D. , this 2d day of April, A.D. 1902 Charles S. Lane Attorney for Plaintiff Linton, North Dakota | Biddlecomb, John Harold (I149)
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| 83 | for LDS Church. Employed wage or salary earner | Burt, Ernest Nile (I30)
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| 84 | for RLDS Church | Burt, Ernest Nile (I30)
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| 85 | for RLDS Church | Burt, Ernest Nile (I30)
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| 86 | for State Reserve | Burt, George William (I76)
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| 87 | Forest Fires at Hillman Hillman, Michigan., September 12 - (Special) - William Hawley lost his barn last night. the building catching from forest fires which are raging in this vicinity. The loss is $2,000, part of which is on the contents of the barn, non of which were saved. It is feared that more damage may be done by the forest fires in this vicinity. | Hawley, Edward James (I50)
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| 88 | Forest Fires at Hillman Hillman, Michigan., September 12 - (Special) - William Hawley lost his barn last night. the building catching from forest fires which are raging in this vicinity. The loss is $2,000, part of which is on the contents of the barn, non of which were saved. It is feared that more damage may be done by the forest fires in this vicinity. | Hawley, George Washington (I51)
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| 89 | Forest Fires at Hillman Hillman, Michigan., September 12 - (Special) - William Hawley lost his barn last night. the building catching from forest fires which are raging in this vicinity. The loss is $2,000, part of which is on the contents of the barn, non of which were saved. It is feared that more damage may be done by the forest fires in this vicinity. | Hawley, Lavina Mae (I31)
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| 90 | Forest Fires at Hillman Hillman, Michigan., September 12 - (Special) - William Hawley lost his barn last night. the building catching from forest fires which are raging in this vicinity. The loss is $2,000, part of which is on the contents of the barn, non of which were saved. It is feared that more damage may be done by the forest fires in this vicinity. | Hawley, Sarah Maud (I52)
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| 91 | Forest Fires at Hillman Hillman, Michigan., September 12 - (Special) - William Hawley lost his barn last night. the building catching from forest fires which are raging in this vicinity. The loss is $2,000, part of which is on the contents of the barn, non of which were saved. It is feared that more damage may be done by the forest fires in this vicinity. | Family F12
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| 92 | Frank Hawley The death of Frank Hawley, aged 56 years, occurred Thursday at 6:30 a.m., at the home of his son Chester Hawley, Green township. He had been in ill health since early spring and became incapacitated five weeks ago. Born Jan. 3, 1856 in New York state, Mr. Hawley came to Alpena county when a young man and had resided continuously since that time in Green township. Surviving are his wife; one daughter, Mrs. Clyde Mathewson, Wyandotte, five sons, Arthur, William, Conrad, Chester, and Percy all of Hillman; one sister Mrs. Ernest Bert, Onaway; one brother, William Hawley, Fairview; 20 grandchildren and 15 great-grandchildren. The body is at the Bannan funeral home, Second avenue, where services will be Saturday at 2:30, the Rev. Lorman Maxwell and Elder Ernest Bert officiating. Interment in King Settlement Cemetery. | Hawley, Franklin D. (I43)
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| 93 | Frank Hawley The death of Frank Hawley, aged 56 years, occurred Thursday at 6:30 a.m., at the home of his son Chester Hawley, Green township. He had been in ill health since early spring and became incapacitated five weeks ago. Born Jan. 3, 1856 in New York state, Mr. Hawley came to Alpena county when a young man and had resided continuously since that time in Green township. Surviving are his wife; one daughter, Mrs. Clyde Mathewson, Wyandotte, five sons, Arthur, William, Conrad, Chester, and Percy all of Hillman; one sister Mrs. Ernest Bert, Onaway; one brother, William Hawley, Fairview; 20 grandchildren and 15 great-grandchildren. The body is at the Bannan funeral home, Second avenue, where services will be Saturday at 2:30, the Rev. Loran Maxwell and Elder Ernest Bert officiating. Interment in King Settlement Cemetery. | Burt, Ernest Nile (I30)
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| 94 | Frank Hawley The death of Frank Hawley, aged 56 years, occurred Thursday at 6:30 a.m., at the home of his son Chester Hawley, Green township. He had been in ill health since early spring and became incapacitated five weeks ago. Born Jan. 3, 1856 in New York state, Mr. Hawley came to Alpena county when a young man and had resided continuously since that time in Green township. Surviving are his wife; one daughter, Mrs. Clyde Mathewson, Wyandotte, five sons, Arthur, William, Conrad, Chester, and Percy all of Hillman; one sister Mrs. Ernest Bert, Onaway; one brother, William Hawley, Fairview; 20 grandchildren and 15 great-grandchildren. The body is at the Bannan funeral home, Second avenue, where services will be Saturday at 2:30, the Rev. Loran Maxwell and Elder Ernest Bert officiating. Interment in King Settlement Cemetery. | Hawley, Franklin D. (I43)
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| 95 | Granted 100 Acres of land on the Talbot settlement, which was Origionally settled in 1817. | Family F118
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| 96 | Handicapped from birth defects (mentally handicapped due to "water on the brain" at birth; born with a "club foot") | Nichols, George Henry Jr (I7691)
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| 97 | Harold H Honeman Birth: Death: Mar. 18, 1984 Family links: Spouse: Thelma A Hall Honeman (1919 - 1974)* Burial: Forest Lawn Cemetery Saginaw Saginaw County Michigan, USA Created by: Anonymous Record added: Jan 05, 2011 Find A Grave Memorial# 63786046 | Honeman, Harold (I7339)
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| 98 | He has not listed any real estate or personal estate of value | Hawley, Charles A. (I6722)
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| 99 | He has not listed any real estate or personal estate of value | Hawley, Franklin D. (I43)
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| 100 | He has not listed any real estate or personal estate of value | Brown, William Harrison (I222)
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| 101 | He has not listed any real estate or personal estate of value | Family F13
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| 102 | He owns a home, which is mortgaged | Burt, George William (I76)
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| 103 | He owns a home, which is mortgaged | Family F10
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| 104 | Her Husband William died in his home after a lingering illness | Healy, Sarah Ann (I35)
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| 105 | Household members - 5 Scotland - 1 Canada - 4 20 years in providence as non-native Female age 5 - 14: 1 single (Margaret) age 45 & older: 1 married (??) Male age 14 - 18: 1 single (George) age 18 - 21: 1 single (Alexander) Age 30 - 61: 1 Married (Donald) Jannet would have been 16 ?? Property - North end of lot 14 on concession 8 1 house inhabited 100 acres occupied by family, 45 acres improved. Produce ( Estimated in Winchester Bushels) Wheat - 80 Barley - 10 Rye - 15 Oats - 100 Peas - 70 Potatoes - 100 250 lbs maple sugar Livestock Neat Cattle - 15 Horses - 2 Sheep - 35 Hogs - 4 20 yds fulled cloth manufactured domestically 30 yds flannel or woolen clothes manufactured domestically 80 lbs of wool procured during the year Land held by deed | McKenzie, Alexander John (I312)
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| 106 | Household members - 5 Scotland - 1 Canada - 4 20 years in providence as non-native Female age 5 - 14: 1 single (Margaret) age 45 & older: 1 married (??) Male age 14 - 18: 1 single (George) age 18 - 21: 1 single (Alexander) Age 30 - 61: 1 Married (Donald) Jannet would have been 16 ?? Property - North end of lot 14 on concession 8 1 house inhabited 100 acres occupied by family, 45 acres improved. Produce ( Estimated in Winchester Bushels) Wheat - 80 Barley - 10 Rye - 15 Oats - 100 Peas - 70 Potatoes - 100 250 lbs maple sugar Livestock Neat Cattle - 15 Horses - 2 Sheep - 35 Hogs - 4 20 yds fulled cloth manufactured domestically 30 yds flannel or woolen clothes manufactured domestically 80 lbs of wool procured during the year Land held by deed | McKenzie, George Byron (I313)
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| 107 | Household members - 5 Scotland - 1 Canada - 4 20 years in providence as non-native Female age 5 - 14: 1 single (Margaret) age 45 & older: 1 married (??) Male age 14 - 18: 1 single (George) age 18 - 21: 1 single (Alexander) Age 30 - 61: 1 Married (Donald) Jannet would have been 16 ?? Property - North end of lot 14 on concession 8 1 house inhabited 100 acres occupied by family, 45 acres improved. Produce ( Estimated in Winchester Bushels) Wheat - 80 Barley - 10 Rye - 15 Oats - 100 Peas - 70 Potatoes - 100 250 lbs maple sugar Livestock Neat Cattle - 15 Horses - 2 Sheep - 35 Hogs - 4 20 yds fulled cloth manufactured domestically 30 yds flannel or woolen clothes manufactured domestically 80 lbs of wool procured during the year Land held by deed | McKenzie, Jannet (I314)
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| 108 | Household members - 5 Scotland - 1 Canada - 4 20 years in providence as non-native Female age 5 - 14: 1 single (Margaret) age 45 & older: 1 married (??) Male age 14 - 18: 1 single (George) age 18 - 21: 1 single (Alexander) Age 30 - 61: 1 Married (Donald) Jannet would have been 16 ?? Property - North end of lot 14 on concession 8 1 house inhabited 100 acres occupied by family, 45 acres improved. Produce ( Estimated in Winchester Bushels) Wheat - 80 Barley - 10 Rye - 15 Oats - 100 Peas - 70 Potatoes - 100 250 lbs maple sugar Livestock Neat Cattle - 15 Horses - 2 Sheep - 35 Hogs - 4 20 yds fulled cloth manufactured domestically 30 yds flannel or woolen clothes manufactured domestically 80 lbs of wool procured during the year Land held by deed | McKenzie, Margaret (I315)
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| 109 | Household members - 5 Scotland - 1 Canada - 4 20 years in providence as non-native Female age 5 - 14: 1 single (Margaret) age 45 & older: 1 married (??) Male age 14 - 18: 1 single (George) age 18 - 21: 1 single (Alexander) Age 30 - 61: 1 Married (Donald) Jannet would have been 16 ?? Property - North end of lot 14 on concession 8 1 house inhabited 100 acres occupied by family, 45 acres improved. Produce ( Estimated in Winchester Bushels) Wheat - 80 Barley - 10 Rye - 15 Oats - 100 Peas - 70 Potatoes - 100 250 lbs maple sugar Livestock Neat Cattle - 15 Horses - 2 Sheep - 35 Hogs - 4 20 yds fulled cloth manufactured domestically 30 yds flannel or woolen clothes manufactured domestically 80 lbs of wool procured during the year Land held by deed | Family F118
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| 110 | I believe William Hawley to be the father of Ellen Hawley. However, based on her baptism record (11/24/1871), her conception date would have been on or before 2/24/1871. Since William's first wife Mercy died on 7/30/1871 and William and Sarah (Ellen's Mother) were not married until 5/15/1872, this could be called into question. | Hawley, Ellen (I47)
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| 111 | I have a number of original letters and research notes compiled be Marilyn Hawley Symonds in the 1950's and early 1960's when she wrote "Smith Hawley and his Descendants" which she published in 1961. I am in the process of transcribing and/or scanning them so as other Hawley descendants have access to them. The project, which has turned out to be more labour intensive than I thought, is on hold as we sold our home in Vancouver BC a few months ago and are in the process of moving to our new home where I plan to build an office dedicated to this project. - Brian Hayes | Source (S185)
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| 112 | I have been unable to find her headstone at this cemetery | Hawley, Sarah Maud (I52)
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| 113 | I have not yet confirm wether Mary Ann is the daughter of Daniel and Sarah | Hawley, Mary Ann (I5568)
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| 114 | I have not yet found proof of Charles's birth location. My assumption is based on the family living in Nunda, Livingston County, New York in 1860. | Hawley, Charles A. (I6722)
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| 115 | I have not yet found proof of Frank's birth location. My assumption is based on the family living in Nunda, Livingston County, New York in 1860. | Hawley, Franklin D. (I43)
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| 116 | I have not yet found proof of Minnie's birth location. My assumption is based on the family living in Nunda, Livingston County, New York in 1860. | Hawley, Minnie Belle (I45)
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| 117 | I have not yet found proof of William and Mercy's marriage location. My assumption is based on the fact that I believe Mercy was living in Howard, Steuben County, in 1850 (this hasn't been proven as of yet) and William Was living in Urbana, Steuben County, 1850 an 1855, that they were married somewhere in Steuben County. Estimated date based on date of 1855 census and birth of birth child (minus 9 months) I wonder if William and Sarah (his second wife) were having an affair, resulting in the birth of their daughter Ellen Hawley (Between 1869 - 1871). What makes me question this more is the fact that Mercy (his first wife) bought property in her own name right next to William in January of 1869. In July 1871, Mercy died of an accidental gunshot wound. The property she had purchased wasn't left to William but was instead left to her daughter Minnie Belle. | Family F13
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| 118 | I Originally believe that William Hawley was the son of Daniel Hawley and Sarah Sally Huff. However, after DNA analysis I know believe that William is the son of a brother of Daniel Hawley. This would make Daniel William's paternal uncle. This has not yet been fully proven. Research project completed. | Hawley (I8767)
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| 119 | I Originally believe that William Hawley was the son of Daniel Hawley and Sarah Sally Huff. However, after DNA analysis I know believe that William is the son of a brother of Daniel Hawley. This would make Daniel William's paternal uncle. This has not yet been fully proven. Research project completed. | Unknown, Unknown Female (I8768)
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| 120 | I Originally believe that William Hawley was the son of Daniel Hawley and Sarah Sally Huff. However, after DNA analysis I know believe that William is the son of a brother of Daniel Hawley. This would make Daniel William's paternal uncle. This has not yet been fully proven. Research project completed. | Hawley, William (I34)
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| 121 | I remember Leonard "Phil" villeneuve who served as a cook in the army till he hurt his back by falling in a Fox hole during night games. Raised 5 children and worked 20 years for the public schools all while fighting for disability. He is my hero. I am a disabled American veteran's daughter!!! Rest in peace dad!!! Love you!! | Villeneuve, Leonard Phillip (I6522)
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| 122 | Jack Robert Hall Birth: Death: Dec. 9, 1928 Infant son of Mr. and Mrs. C.E. Hall Burial: Forest Lawn Cemetery Saginaw Saginaw County Michigan, USA Created by: Twist Record added: Jun 12, 2010 Find A Grave Memorial# 53610912 | Hall, Jack Robert (I7336)
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| 123 | James A. Case and William Hawley commenced to clear farms on Thunder Bay river, in section thirty-one of township thirty-two north, of range seven east. He would later, on 2/11/1872, received the deed to this land | Hawley, Charles A. (I6722)
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| 124 | James A. Case and William Hawley commenced to clear farms on Thunder Bay river, in section thirty-one of township thirty-two north, of range seven east. He would later, on 2/11/1872, received the deed to this land | Hawley, Franklin D. (I43)
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| 125 | James A. Case and William Hawley commenced to clear farms on Thunder Bay river, in section thirty-one of township thirty-two north, of range seven east. He would later, on 2/11/1872, received the deed to this land | Hawley, Minnie Belle (I45)
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| 126 | James A. Case and William Hawley commenced to clear farms on Thunder Bay river, in section thirty-one of township thirty-two north, of range seven east. He would later, on 2/11/1872, received the deed to this land | Family F13
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| 127 | Land Patent for Lots 6 and 7 of Section 31 in township 32, north of range seven east. Containing 58 87/100 acres. Certificate 1504 for settlers of swamp laud. Paid the sum of $1.00. | Hawley, Franklin D. (I43)
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| 128 | Land Patent for Lots 6 and 7 of Section 31 in township 32, north of range seven east. Containing 58 87/100 acres. Certificate 1504 for settlers of swamp laud. Paid the sum of $1.00. | Hawley, Charles A. (I6722)
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| 129 | Land Patent for Lots 6 and 7 of Section 31 in township 32, north of range seven east. Containing 58 87/100 acres. Certificate 1504 for settlers of swamp laud. Paid the sum of $1.00. | Hawley, Minnie Belle (I45)
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| 130 | Land Patent for Lots 6 and 7 of Section 31 in township 32, north of range seven east. Containing 58 87/100 acres. Certificate 1504 for settlers of swamp laud. Paid the sum of $1.00. | Hawley, William (I34)
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| 131 | Leonard P "Tinker" Villeneuve Birth: Death: Nov. 22, 2006 Family links: Children: Steven Leonard Villeneuve (1960 - 2015)* Burial: Pilgrims Rest Cemetery Cathro Alpena County Michigan, USA Created by: Sandy Record added: Jun 05, 2014 Find A Grave Memorial# 130924827 | Villeneuve, Leonard Phillip (I6522)
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| 132 | Listed as Brother. | Hawley, Franklin D. (I43)
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| 133 | living a mile northeast of town. Mrs. Burt was alone with her three small children | Burt, Ernest Nile (I30)
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| 134 | living a mile northeast of town. Mrs. Burt was alone with her three small children | Burt, Leah A. (I91)
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| 135 | living a mile northeast of town. Mrs. Burt was alone with her three small children | Burt, Miles Raymond (I92)
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| 136 | living a mile northeast of town. Mrs. Burt was alone with her three small children | Burt, Thomas John (I90)
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| 137 | living a mile northeast of town. Mrs. Burt was alone with her three small children | Family F20
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| 138 | Living alone. His son John does not come over from England until 1874 | Biddlecomb, Joseph (I8275)
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| 139 | Living in the same house, different apartments as her daughters Gertrude and Mary Ann and their families. Mary Ann (Davey) was living at 610 South St. Gertrude (Hoornstra) was living at 610 2/3 South St. Recorded as windowed, but her second husband Henry H. Williams is still alive. He doesn't pass away until 1926. | Brock, Frank James (I55)
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| 140 | Living in the same house, different apartments as her daughters Gertrude and Mary Ann and their families. Mary Ann (Davey) was living at 610 South St. Gertrude (Hoornstra) was living at 610 2/3 South St. Recorded as windowed, but her second husband Henry H. Williams is still alive. He doesn't pass away until 1926. | Lee, Betsy Ann (I68)
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| 141 | Living next to daughter Mary Jane and her husband Henry Mitchell | Ward, John H. (I6118)
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| 142 | Living next to daughter Mary Jane and her husband Henry Mitchell | Ward, Lynes Hathaway (I6114)
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| 143 | Living next to daughter Mary Jane and her husband Henry Mitchell | Ward, William (I6113)
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| 144 | Living next to daughter Mary Jane and her husband Henry Mitchell | Ward, Loretta Alma (I62)
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| 145 | Living next to daughter Mary Jane and her husband Henry Mitchell | Family F141
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| 146 | Living next to his mother Mary Jaynes | Family F61
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| 147 | Living next to Mary Jane's Father, Mother and siblings (John, William, Lynes and Loretta) | Family F2544
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| 148 | Living on a farm that he is renting. | Hawley, Chester (I188)
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| 149 | Living on a farm that he is renting. | Hawley, Franklin D. (I43)
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| 150 | Living on Main Street, next to hear son Dennis and his wife Ida | Huff, Sarah Sally (I5442)
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| 151 | Loose piece of newspaper, origional source unknown | Source (S120)
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| 152 | Lot no 8, Section 31, TWP 32 North of Range 7E lying east of the line commencing 40 rods east of SW corner of said lot and continuing thence due north to the boundary of said lot on Thunder Bay river containing 5 acres more or less | Hawley, William (I34)
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| 153 | Lot no 8, Section 31, TWP 32 North of Range 7E lying east of the line commencing 40 rods east of SW corner of said lot and continuing thence due north to the boundary of said lot on Thunder Bay river containing 5 acres more or less | Hawley, Franklin D. (I43)
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| 154 | Lot no 8, Section 31, TWP 32 North of Range 7E lying east of the line commencing 40 rods east of SW corner of said lot and continuing thence due north to the boundary of said lot on Thunder Bay river containing 5 acres more or less | Hawley, Charles A. (I6722)
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| 155 | Lot no 8, Section 31, TWP 32 North of Range 7E lying east of the line commencing 40 rods east of SW corner of said lot and continuing thence due north to the boundary of said lot on Thunder Bay river containing 5 acres more or less | Hawley, Minnie Belle (I45)
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| 156 | Lot no 8, Section 31, TWP 32 North of Range 7E lying east of the line commencing 40 rods east of SW corner of said lot and continuing thence due north to the boundary of said lot on Thunder Bay river containing 5 acres more or less | Case, James Anson (I151)
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| 157 | Lot no 8, Section 31, TWP 32 North of Range 7E lying east of the line commencing 40 rods east of SW corner of said lot and continuing thence due north to the boundary of said lot on Thunder Bay river containing 5 acres more or less | Roberts, Samantha (I152)
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| 158 | Lot no 8, Section 31, TWP 32 North of Range 7E lying east of the line commencing 40 rods east of SW corner of said lot and continuing thence due north to the boundary of said lot on Thunder Bay river containing 5 acres more or less | Brown, Mercy (I36)
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| 159 | Married to second husband Henry H. Williams, but they are living in separate locations. | Brock, Alexander Jr. (I8105)
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| 160 | Married to second husband Henry H. Williams, but they are living in separate locations. | Brock, Frank James (I55)
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| 161 | Married to second husband Henry H. Williams, but they are living in separate locations. | Brock, Gertrude Helen (I8107)
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| 162 | Married to second husband Henry H. Williams, but they are living in separate locations. | Brock, George Harvey (I8111)
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| 163 | Married to second husband Henry H. Williams, but they are living in separate locations. | Brock, Susan (I8109)
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| 164 | Married to second husband Henry H. Williams, but they are living in separate locations. | Williams, Clifford (I8114)
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| 165 | Married to second husband Henry H. Williams, but they are living in separate locations. | Lee, Betsy Ann (I68)
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| 166 | Medium build, medium height. Black hair and light blue eyes | Hawley, Charles Alvin (I820)
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| 167 | Member of the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints | Hawley, William (I34)
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| 168 | Minister | Burt, George Washington (I57)
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| 169 | Minnie sold one or more lots of land to Robert Stone. Her husband John Harold Biddlecomb was a witness to the transaction. Libre 8, pg 635 Section 31 of township 32, 5 acres of lot 8 Minnie sold the property she inherited from her mother to Robert Stone for $1 | Biddlecomb, John Harold (I149)
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| 170 | Minnie sold one or more lots of land to Robert Stone. Her husband John Harold Biddlecomb was a witness to the transaction. Libre 8, pg 635 Section 31 of township 32, 5 acres of lot 8 Minnie sold the property she inherited from her mother to Robert Stone for $1 | Hawley, Minnie Belle (I45)
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| 171 | Never married. They had an illegitimate child, Marie-Madeleine, together before his marriage to Marie Targer. Madeleine was married at the time to Michel Baugis | Family F2648
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| 172 | Not out of work on 4/15/1910. Out of work for 15 weeks of the year. | Bates, William John (I72)
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| 173 | of Latter Day Saints. Wage or Salary Earner in private work. Worked 52 weeks in 1939. Income of $0. Answered yes to other source of income. | Burt, Ernest Nile (I30)
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| 174 | Options for husband of Ellen Hawley Option 1: Paul Dane (2/27/1837 - 6/23/1918) Conclusion: Not the husband of Ellen Hawley Reasons for conclusion: 1. Age difference of about 34 years - Possible, but not probable 2. He was already married to Janet Campbell during the time period that Ellen Hawley would have been married 3. He never lived in Hillman, Michigan, based on what I could find. Option 2: John Dane (10/2/1850 - 12/23/1932) Conclusion: Not the husband of Ellen Hawley Reasons for conclusion: 1. Marriage to Bertha O'Leary in 1889 in Bay City, Michigan 2. Age difference of about 20 years - possible, but not as probable 3. He never lived in Hillman, Michigan 4. If he did marry Ellen, it would have had to have been between 1886 and 1888 - She was still listed as married in 1891, he was married to Bertha 5. Marriage to Bertha - Marriage record states he had not been married before 6 - Marriage to Carrie - 1906 - Marriage record states he had been married only one time before, which would have been Bertha Option 3: John Dane Jr. (1871 - ?) Conclusion: Possible, and at this time, the best option. More questions to be answered Reasons for conclusion: 1. Closer in age 0 only 0 - 1 year apart 2. lived with cousin John Dane - Who lived in Alpena, Michigan multiple times | Dane (I8250)
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| 175 | Orville William Villeneuve Birth: Death: Dec. 27, 1975 Son of Fred Villeneuve and Laura Daggett Family links: Parents: Frederick John Villeneuve (1883 - 1965) Laura B Daggett Villeneuve (1884 - 1943) Spouse: Alice Louise Hawley Villeneuve (1915 - 1997) Children: Leonard Phillip Villeneuve (1937 - 2006)* Orville Peter Villeneuve (1939 - 2008)* John Villeneuve (1948 - 1949)* Siblings: Luella B Villeneuve Schryer (1906 - 1925)* Orville William Villeneuve (1911 - 1975) Edna Lenora Villeneuve Sharpe (1913 - 1990)* Evelyn Marion Villeneuve Hilliard (1922 - 2004)* Rose Amy Villeneuve Dekett-Teeples (1924 - 2007)* Burial: Pilgrims Rest Cemetery Cathro Alpena County Michigan, USA Plot: OLD SECTION - Lot 9 Created by: Twist Record added: Nov 13, 2009 Find A Grave Memorial# 44264108 | Villeneuve, Orville William (I5385)
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| 176 | out of work as of 4/15/1910 and out of work for 24 weeks | Burt, Ernest Nile (I30)
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| 177 | Owned a home. Not recorded as owning or renting | Bates, Audrey Delfinia (I73)
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| 178 | Owned a home. Not recorded as owning or renting | Bates, Vivian E. (I74)
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| 179 | Owned a home. Not recorded as owning or renting | Family F28
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| 180 | Owned and live on a farm, free of mortgage | Hawley, Edward James (I50)
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| 181 | Owned and live on a farm, free of mortgage | Hawley, George Washington (I51)
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| 182 | Owned and live on a farm, free of mortgage | Hawley, Lavina Mae (I31)
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| 183 | Owned and live on a farm, free of mortgage | Hawley, Sarah Maud (I52)
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| 184 | Owned and live on a farm, free of mortgage | Family F12
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| 185 | Owned his own home worth $500.00 | Burt, George William (I76)
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| 186 | Owned his own home worth $500.00 | Burt, Edna Jean (I15)
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| 187 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Burt, George W. (I88)
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| 188 | Owned his own home worth $500.00 | Burt, Marvel Jean (I87)
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| 189 | Owned his own home worth $500.00 | McCreery, Mildred Ellen (I86)
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| 190 | Owned his own home worth $500.00 | Family F10
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| 191 | Owned his own home worth $500.00. Lived on S. Second St. | Burt, George William (I76)
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| 192 | Owned his own home worth $500.00. Lived on S. Second St. | Burt, Edna Jean (I15)
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| 193 | Owned his own home worth $500.00. Lived on S. Second St. | Family F10
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| 194 | Owns her own home, which is mortgaged. Living on a farm. | Hawley, James Edward (I821)
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| 195 | Owns her own home, which is mortgaged. Living on a farm. | Hawley, Joseph Daniel (I1080)
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| 196 | Owns her own home, which is mortgaged. Living on a farm. | Hawley, Elsie Ruth (I1081)
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| 197 | Owns her own home, which is mortgaged. Living on a farm. | Hawley, Amanda Marian (I1082)
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| 198 | Owns her own home, which is mortgaged. Living on a farm. | Hawley, George Russel (I1084)
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| 199 | Owns her own home, which is mortgaged. Living on a farm. | Hawley, John William (I172)
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| 200 | Owns her own home, which is mortgaged. Living on a farm. | Flewelling, Sarah A. (I148)
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| 201 | Owns his own home, which is mortgaged. Lives on a farm. | Howard, Etta Agnes (I819)
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| 202 | Owns his own home, which is mortgaged. Lives on a farm. | Hawley, Amanda Marian (I1082)
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| 203 | Owns his own home, which is mortgaged. Lives on a farm. | Hawley, Charles Alvin (I820)
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| 204 | Owns his own home, which is mortgaged. Lives on a farm. | Howard, Clinton Dewitt (I303)
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| 205 | Owns his own home, which is mortgaged. Lives on a farm. | Hawley, Elsie Ruth (I1081)
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| 206 | Owns his own home, which is mortgaged. Lives on a farm. | Hawley, James Edward (I821)
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| 207 | Owns his own home, which is mortgaged. Lives on a farm. | Hawley, Joseph Daniel (I1080)
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| 208 | Owns his own home, which is mortgaged. Lives on a farm. | Family F53
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| 209 | Paternity (Connection to Lawrence William Hawley) was not know until 1990 | Dubey, Mary Ruth Patricia (I7667)
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| 210 | Patient at the Veterans Administration Facility | McKenzie, Orlie Charles (I32)
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| 211 | Pen name | Goodwin, Charles Eugene (I8319)
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| 212 | Plea for a Pardon Numerously signed petition presented to the Governor. Urging the release from Prison of a boy serving an eight years’ sentence from Baker County Gov. T.T. Geer yesterday received a petition for the granting of a pardon for William Marshall, a prisoner at the penitentiary, aged 19 years, who is serving an 8 years’ sentence for manslaughter from Baker County. The case is a peculiar one, and many of the leading citizens of Baker County signed the request for executive clemency, among the signers being merchants, physicians, attorneys, newspapermen, miners,ranchers, stockmen, the sheriff, two deputies, sheriff, constables, many G. A.R. men, four of the trial jurors, a member of the legislature and others. The petition has not been taken up for action as yet, and before this is done, the governor will communicate with the district attorney and the trial judge, relative to the matter, and as certain from those officials their view of the case, and the justice of the claims made.The petition contains a very fair statement of facts, regarding the crime, of which the young man stands convicted, and should the statement prove true, in every particular, it is possible that it will receive favorable consideration at the hands of the executive. It is given in full below, show the circumstances of the killing. “On the twenty-first day of April, 1898,two brothers, Oliver Marshall, aged 17 years, came to Baker City each on a load of wood. After disposing of their wood they started home each on his own wagon,their home being situated, about 11 miles from Baker City. When within about one mile of their home their further progress was stopped by two teams of wood haulers standing side by side in the road. One of which wagons was that of one James Reed who was standing in the road beside his wagon and engaged in conversation with some person sitting on the other wagon. The two Marshall boys waited in the road for the said Reed and the other man to drive on so that they, the Marshall boys, could proceed. The Marshall boys got off their wagon sand walked up behind the two wagons that obstructed the road, The time of day was after sundown and about dark. Oliver Marshall, the eldest of the two brothers, was listening to some remarks Reed was making, spoke up to the said James Reed and said to him, “What was that you said about my wife?” Some angry words passed between the two men when James Reed rushed up to Oliver Marshall seized him and crushed him to the ground, exclaiming. “I’ll kill you, you -----.”William Marshall the boy then but 17 years old, learning that his brother’s life was in danger, called out to Reed to desist, and picked up a stick lying in the road near by, and Reed, who had a rock in his hand and was holding Oliver Marshall on the ground, partially raised up and hurled the rock at William Marshall as he was approaching. William Marshall then struck Reed over the head with the stick. The blow release, Oliver Marshall who Reed held by the throat at the time the blow was struck. Reed was assisted onto his wagon and he then drove home from the scene of the affray. Reed died about three days later from contusion of the brain. Oliver Marshall had formerly been an inmate of the asylum of the state of Oregon, and had never fully recovered from his dementia. He was a weekly person, in ill health only weighing 115 pounds,and was a giant in strength. William Marshall, above named, was but 17 years of age, small in stature and weighed about 125 pounds at the time of time. He interfere din the affray between Reed and his brother under the well grounded belief that his brother’s life was in danger at the hands of Reed. The defendant, William Marshall sought to introduce these facts upon trial, but was prevented from interposing such defense by the subdivision one (1) of section 1730, page 695 of Hill’s Code of Oregon, which does not included the right of a brother to protect the life of a brother when in danger, and which abridged the common law to that extent. The trial resulted in the conviction of both the Marshall boys for manslaughter, being had on the 10th of July , 1898.Oliver Marshall being sentenced to 10 years, and William Marshall for a period of 8 years. Oliver Marshall, after serving a portion of the term in the penitentiary, was again adjudge insane and transferred to the Oregon insane asylum, where he now remains. William Marshall is still in the Oregon penitentiary. “Your petitioners therefore respectfully submit that under these fact, particularly considering the physical and mental condition of the older brother, and the extreme youth of the boy William Marshall, and that the fact that he interfered i n the affray for the purpose of protecting a weak demented brother, from what appeared to him a dangerous adversary, therefore the result of this transaction so far as the boy William Marshall is concerned is rather that of a misfortune.Therefore we respectfully ask that you interpose executive clemency and grant a pardon for the said William Marshall. | Marshall, Oliver (I7624)
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| 213 | Plea for a Pardon Numerously signed petition presented to the Governor. Urging the release from Prison of a boy serving an eight years’ sentence from Baker County Gov. T.T. Geer yesterday received a petition for the granting of a pardon for William Marshall, a prisoner at the penitentiary, aged 19 years, who is serving an 8 years’ sentence for manslaughter from Baker County. The case is a peculiar one, and many of the leading citizens of Baker County signed the request for executive clemency, among the signers being merchants, physicians, attorneys, newspapermen, miners,ranchers, stockmen, the sheriff, two deputies, sheriff, constables, many G. A.R. men, four of the trial jurors, a member of the legislature and others. The petition has not been taken up for action as yet, and before this is done, the governor will communicate with the district attorney and the trial judge, relative to the matter, and as certain from those officials their view of the case, and the justice of the claims made.The petition contains a very fair statement of facts, regarding the crime, of which the young man stands convicted, and should the statement prove true, in every particular, it is possible that it will receive favorable consideration at the hands of the executive. It is given in full below, show the circumstances of the killing. “On the twenty-first day of April, 1898,two brothers, Oliver Marshall, aged 17 years, came to Baker City each on a load of wood. After disposing of their wood they started home each on his own wagon,their home being situated, about 11 miles from Baker City. When within about one mile of their home their further progress was stopped by two teams of wood haulers standing side by side in the road. One of which wagons was that of one James Reed who was standing in the road beside his wagon and engaged in conversation with some person sitting on the other wagon. The two Marshall boys waited in the road for the said Reed and the other man to drive on so that they, the Marshall boys, could proceed. The Marshall boys got off their wagon sand walked up behind the two wagons that obstructed the road, The time of day was after sundown and about dark. Oliver Marshall, the eldest of the two brothers, was listening to some remarks Reed was making, spoke up to the said James Reed and said to him, “What was that you said about my wife?” Some angry words passed between the two men when James Reed rushed up to Oliver Marshall seized him and crushed him to the ground, exclaiming. “I’ll kill you, you -----.”William Marshall the boy then but 17 years old, learning that his brother’s life was in danger, called out to Reed to desist, and picked up a stick lying in the road near by, and Reed, who had a rock in his hand and was holding Oliver Marshall on the ground, partially raised up and hurled the rock at William Marshall as he was approaching. William Marshall then struck Reed over the head with the stick. The blow release, Oliver Marshall who Reed held by the throat at the time the blow was struck. Reed was assisted onto his wagon and he then drove home from the scene of the affray. Reed died about three days later from contusion of the brain. Oliver Marshall had formerly been an inmate of the asylum of the state of Oregon, and had never fully recovered from his dementia. He was a weekly person, in ill health only weighing 115 pounds,and was a giant in strength. William Marshall, above named, was but 17 years of age, small in stature and weighed about 125 pounds at the time of time. He interfere din the affray between Reed and his brother under the well grounded belief that his brother’s life was in danger at the hands of Reed. The defendant, William Marshall sought to introduce these facts upon trial, but was prevented from interposing such defense by the subdivision one (1) of section 1730, page 695 of Hill’s Code of Oregon, which does not included the right of a brother to protect the life of a brother when in danger, and which abridged the common law to that extent. The trial resulted in the conviction of both the Marshall boys for manslaughter, being had on the 10th of July , 1898.Oliver Marshall being sentenced to 10 years, and William Marshall for a period of 8 years. Oliver Marshall, after serving a portion of the term in the penitentiary, was again adjudge insane and transferred to the Oregon insane asylum, where he now remains. William Marshall is still in the Oregon penitentiary. “Your petitioners therefore respectfully submit that under these fact, particularly considering the physical and mental condition of the older brother, and the extreme youth of the boy William Marshall, and that the fact that he interfered i n the affray for the purpose of protecting a weak demented brother, from what appeared to him a dangerous adversary, therefore the result of this transaction so far as the boy William Marshall is concerned is rather that of a misfortune.Therefore we respectfully ask that you interpose executive clemency and grant a pardon for the said William Marshall. | Biddlecomb, Alice May (I150)
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| 214 | Plea for a Pardon Numerously signed petition presented to the Governor. Urging the release from Prison of a boy serving an eight years’ sentence from Baker County Gov. T.T. Geer yesterday received a petition for the granting of a pardon for William Marshall, a prisoner at the penitentiary, aged 19 years, who is serving an 8 years’ sentence for manslaughter from Baker County. The case is a peculiar one, and many of the leading citizens of Baker County signed the request for executive clemency, among the signers being merchants, physicians, attorneys, newspapermen, miners,ranchers, stockmen, the sheriff, two deputies, sheriff, constables, many G. A.R. men, four of the trial jurors, a member of the legislature and others. The petition has not been taken up for action as yet, and before this is done, the governor will communicate with the district attorney and the trial judge, relative to the matter, and as certain from those officials their view of the case, and the justice of the claims made.The petition contains a very fair statement of facts, regarding the crime, of which the young man stands convicted, and should the statement prove true, in every particular, it is possible that it will receive favorable consideration at the hands of the executive. It is given in full below, show the circumstances of the killing. “On the twenty-first day of April, 1898,two brothers, Oliver Marshall, aged 17 years, came to Baker City each on a load of wood. After disposing of their wood they started home each on his own wagon,their home being situated, about 11 miles from Baker City. When within about one mile of their home their further progress was stopped by two teams of wood haulers standing side by side in the road. One of which wagons was that of one James Reed who was standing in the road beside his wagon and engaged in conversation with some person sitting on the other wagon. The two Marshall boys waited in the road for the said Reed and the other man to drive on so that they, the Marshall boys, could proceed. The Marshall boys got off their wagon sand walked up behind the two wagons that obstructed the road, The time of day was after sundown and about dark. Oliver Marshall, the eldest of the two brothers, was listening to some remarks Reed was making, spoke up to the said James Reed and said to him, “What was that you said about my wife?” Some angry words passed between the two men when James Reed rushed up to Oliver Marshall seized him and crushed him to the ground, exclaiming. “I’ll kill you, you -----.”William Marshall the boy then but 17 years old, learning that his brother’s life was in danger, called out to Reed to desist, and picked up a stick lying in the road near by, and Reed, who had a rock in his hand and was holding Oliver Marshall on the ground, partially raised up and hurled the rock at William Marshall as he was approaching. William Marshall then struck Reed over the head with the stick. The blow release, Oliver Marshall who Reed held by the throat at the time the blow was struck. Reed was assisted onto his wagon and he then drove home from the scene of the affray. Reed died about three days later from contusion of the brain. Oliver Marshall had formerly been an inmate of the asylum of the state of Oregon, and had never fully recovered from his dementia. He was a weekly person, in ill health only weighing 115 pounds,and was a giant in strength. William Marshall, above named, was but 17 years of age, small in stature and weighed about 125 pounds at the time of time. He interfere din the affray between Reed and his brother under the well grounded belief that his brother’s life was in danger at the hands of Reed. The defendant, William Marshall sought to introduce these facts upon trial, but was prevented from interposing such defense by the subdivision one (1) of section 1730, page 695 of Hill’s Code of Oregon, which does not included the right of a brother to protect the life of a brother when in danger, and which abridged the common law to that extent. The trial resulted in the conviction of both the Marshall boys for manslaughter, being had on the 10th of July , 1898.Oliver Marshall being sentenced to 10 years, and William Marshall for a period of 8 years. Oliver Marshall, after serving a portion of the term in the penitentiary, was again adjudge insane and transferred to the Oregon insane asylum, where he now remains. William Marshall is still in the Oregon penitentiary. “Your petitioners therefore respectfully submit that under these fact, particularly considering the physical and mental condition of the older brother, and the extreme youth of the boy William Marshall, and that the fact that he interfered i n the affray for the purpose of protecting a weak demented brother, from what appeared to him a dangerous adversary, therefore the result of this transaction so far as the boy William Marshall is concerned is rather that of a misfortune.Therefore we respectfully ask that you interpose executive clemency and grant a pardon for the said William Marshall. | Marshall, William M. (I7636)
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| 215 | Plot: 1/1/2 A | Hawley, Clarence Leroy (I174)
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| 216 | Plot: 22-30 N | Hawley, Conrad Joseph (I185)
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| 217 | Plot: 22-30 N | Schultz, Augusta A. (I299)
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| 218 | Plot: 23-324 | Miner, Emma Mae (I263)
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| 219 | Plot: Block 9 Lot 127 | Hawley, Earl Richard (I264)
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| 220 | Plot: H-62-12 | Scott, Roy George (I5408)
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| 221 | Plot: Section 1, Lot 13, Block I, Grave 3 | Hawley, Marion Daniel (I95)
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| 222 | Plot: Section 2, Lot 7, Block O, Grave 5 | Hawley, William Martin (I48)
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| 223 | Plot: Section 2, Lot 7, Block O, Grave 6 | Layman, Florence Adell (I94)
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| 224 | Plot: Section 2, Lot 7, Block O, Grave 7 | Hawley, Frederick Russell (I98)
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| 225 | Property, Origionally owned my Mercy (Brown) Hawley was transferred from Charles and Frank Hawley to Minnie Belle Hawley | Hawley, Minnie Belle (I45)
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| 226 | Proven through DNA | Family F80
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| 227 | Rank of AS V-6 | McKenzie, Alexander Orlando (I14)
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| 228 | Real Estate valued at $500.00 | Hawley, Charles A. (I6722)
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| 229 | Real Estate valued at $500.00 | Hawley, Franklin D. (I43)
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| 230 | Real Estate valued at $500.00 | Hawley, Minnie Belle (I45)
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| 231 | Real Estate valued at $500.00 | Mills, Elishia (I160)
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| 232 | Real Estate valued at $500.00 | Family F13
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| 233 | Received from U.S.S. Alabama | McKenzie, Alexander Orlando (I14)
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| 234 | Relationship to Francis W. Ames proven through DNA | Family F9
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| 235 | remains are currently held by Daughter Rebecca (McKenzie) Walbecq. | McKenzie, Tom Orlando (I6)
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| 236 | Renting a home. Seems to be living with his son Chester in a whole that has several apartments. | Hawley, Chester (I188)
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| 237 | Renting a home. Seems to be living with his son Chester in a whole that has several apartments. | Hawley, Franklin D. (I43)
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| 238 | Renting their home. James King living in the household. Most likely a family member of Truman, possibly a brother. However, I have some doubt because of the 20 year age difference. | King, Ethel Lavina (I6706)
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| 239 | Renting their home. James King living in the household. Most likely a family member of Truman, possibly a brother. However, I have some doubt because of the 20 year age difference. | Family F22
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| 240 | Rents his own farm | Hawley, Franklin D. (I43)
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| 241 | Returned to U.S.S. Massachusetts Change of Status Code: OJ (Returned to United from Temporary Duty) | McKenzie, Alexander Orlando (I14)
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| 242 | RLDS Church | Burt, Ernest Nile (I30)
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| 243 | Role: | Brown, Mercy (I36)
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| 244 | Role: | Hawley, Franklin D. (I43)
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| 245 | Role: | Hawley, Charles A. (I6722)
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| 246 | Role: | Hawley, Minnie Belle (I45)
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| 247 | Role: | Atherton, Asahel (I691)
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| 248 | Role: | Bates, William John (I72)
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| 249 | Role: | Bates, Audrey Delfinia (I73)
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| 250 | Role: | Bates, Vivian E. (I74)
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| 251 | Role: | Drake, Amelia Tamara (I108)
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| 252 | Role: | Burt, Ann (I142)
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| 253 | Role: Accomplice | Marshall, William M. (I7636)
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| 254 | Role: Boarder | Jaynes, Wesley (I170)
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| 255 | Role: Boarder | Clark, Adelia Finette (I171)
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| 256 | Role: Boarder | Mills, Elishia (I160)
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| 257 | Role: Boarder | Mooney, Mason (I7831)
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| 258 | Role: Boarder | Ballard, William Arthur (I7834)
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| 259 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | McKenzie, Betty Mae (I17)
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| 260 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | McKenzie, Rebecca Jean (I1)
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| 261 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | McKenzie, Robert Ernest (I16)
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| 262 | Role: DNA Match | Pelton, Gregory (I8222)
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| 263 | Role: DNA Match | Hawley, Jody Ann (I6729)
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| 264 | Role: DNA Match | Hankins, Terri (I8471)
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| 265 | Role: DNA Match | Maskell, Joann (I6721)
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| 266 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Lipski, Linda (I7448)
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| 267 | Role: DNA Match | Merrill, Tiffanie (I8076)
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| 268 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Haerens, Michael Charles Jr. (I7490)
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| 269 | Role: DNA Match | Hawley, Charon (I5410)
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| 270 | Role: DNA Match | Hazzard, goldiejoe (I7652)
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| 271 | Role: DNA Match | Paetz, Angelique (I7656)
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| 272 | Role: DNA Match | Thurston, Oliva (I8468)
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| 273 | Role: DNA Match | Horel, Deanna (I5527)
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| 274 | Role: DNA Match | Visger, James (I7347)
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| 275 | Role: DNA Match | McCauley (I6651)
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| 276 | Role: DNA Match | Everett, br1033 (I5531)
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| 277 | Role: DNA Match | Visger, Janice (I5501)
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| 278 | Role: DNA Match | Visger, Kathleen (I7907)
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| 279 | Role: DNA Match | Hucklesby, Joy (I8061)
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| 280 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Visger, Joyce A. (I5448)
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| 281 | Role: DNA Match | Wheeler, Susan D. (I5450)
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| 282 | Role: DNA Match | St. John, Kayla (I5452)
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| 283 | Role: DNA Match | Wheeler, Wayne Jr. (I5454)
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| 284 | Role: DNA Match | Dimitrijevich, Colleen (I7350)
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| 285 | Role: DNA Match | Lilly, Bradley (I8657)
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| 286 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Servis, Donna Lou (I5459)
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| 287 | Role: DNA Match | Kerr, M. (I5475)
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| 288 | Role: DNA Match | Scott, V. (I5536)
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| 289 | Role: DNA Match | Cavanaugh, Floyd (I5540)
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| 290 | Role: DNA Match | Mills, Dawn Marie (I6947)
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| 291 | Role: DNA Match | Hall, M. (I5651)
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| 292 | Role: DNA Match | Hall, skmom929 (I6626)
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| 293 | Role: DNA Match | Krieger, tbondoc1 (I5653)
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| 294 | Role: DNA Match | Pollick, Yvonne (I8688)
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| 295 | Role: DNA Match | Holmes, Lucille (I6085)
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| 296 | Role: DNA Match | Slade, Cr (I6731)
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| 297 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Ransom, Bethany (I5539)
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| 298 | Role: DNA Match | Siegelman, bmsrn162 (I6583)
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| 299 | Role: DNA Match | Siegelman, Janet Kay (I5470)
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| 300 | Role: DNA Match | Robinson, Dawn Marie (I5511)
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| 301 | Role: DNA Match | Robinson, Kenneth James (I5512)
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| 302 | Role: DNA Match | Robinson, Krystal Jean (I5541)
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| 303 | Role: DNA Match | Strohm, Jamie (I5640)
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| 304 | Role: DNA Match | Strohm, Russell Glywin (I5641)
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| 305 | Role: DNA Match | Reinardy, Brenda (I8644)
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| 306 | Role: DNA Match | Cavalier, RY (I6297)
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| 307 | Role: DNA Match | Cavalier, Clarence Joseph (I8460)
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| 308 | Role: DNA Match | Cavalier, Lee Ann Michelle (I8477)
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| 309 | Role: DNA Match | Schultz, Jeanne (I5519)
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| 310 | Role: DNA Match | Lurvey, Beth (I6493)
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| 311 | Role: DNA Match | Withers, Craig (I5714)
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| 312 | Role: DNA Match | Heitmeyer, C. (I5693)
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| 313 | Role: DNA Match | Carlson, Sylversword (I8476)
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| 314 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Whitman, William (I8400)
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| 315 | Role: DNA Match | Gedan, Carrie (I8756)
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| 316 | Role: DNA Match | Palmer, Georgia (I6769)
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| 317 | Role: DNA Match | Robinson, Richard (I8454)
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| 318 | Role: DNA Match | Robinson, Kymberlie (I8459)
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| 319 | Role: DNA Match | Miller, Olivia (I8536)
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| 320 | Role: DNA Match | Trader, Lisa (I8747)
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| 321 | Role: DNA Match | Moffatt, J. (I8762)
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| 322 | Role: DNA Match | Marty, Stacy (I8437)
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| 323 | Role: DNA Match | Higgins, Boozecamp (I8433)
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| 324 | Role: DNA Match | Giles, Elaine (I6772)
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| 325 | Role: DNA Match | Glass, Amy (I6771)
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| 326 | Role: DNA Match | Herron, Kelly R. (I5586)
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| 327 | Role: DNA Match | Ogden, Darlene (I8631)
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| 328 | Role: DNA Match | Wylie, Debbie (I8633)
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| 329 | Role: DNA Match | Squires, Constance (I8692)
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| 330 | Role: Family member | Flewelling, Sarah A. (I148)
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| 331 | Role: Family member | Hannah (I206)
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| 332 | Role: Father | Hawley (I8767)
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| 333 | Role: Heir | Johnson, Alonzo T. (I7849)
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| 334 | Role: Heir | Johnson, Carrie (I7851)
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| 335 | Role: Heir | Johnson, Cora (I7852)
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| 336 | Role: Heir | Johnson, Ella B. (I7850)
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| 337 | Role: Heir | Johnson, Emma D. (I7848)
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| 338 | Role: Heir | Johnson, George Winfield (I7847)
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| 339 | Role: Heir | Magsam, Charles M. (I7983)
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| 340 | Role: Heir | Magsam, Cordela (I7986)
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| 341 | Role: Heir | Magsam, Mary Ella (I7985)
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| 342 | Role: Heir | Magsam, Ulyssus O. (I7984)
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| 343 | Role: Heir | DeFord, John A. (I6689)
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| 344 | Role: Household Member | Hawley, Chester (I188)
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| 345 | Role: Household Member | Hawley, Chester (I188)
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| 346 | Role: Household Member | King, Katherine C. (I6716)
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| 347 | Role: Household Member | King, Williard Chester (I6715)
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| 348 | Role: Household Member | Hawley, James Edward (I821)
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| 349 | Role: Household Member | Hawley, Joseph Daniel (I1080)
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| 350 | Role: Household Member | Hawley, Elsie Ruth (I1081)
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| 351 | Role: Household Member | Hawley, Amanda Marian (I1082)
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| 352 | Role: Household Member | Hawley, George Russel (I1084)
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| 353 | Role: Household Member | Hawley, John William (I172)
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| 354 | Role: Household Member | Faught, George (I5947)
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| 355 | Role: Household Member | Faught, Ann (I5948)
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| 356 | Role: Household Member | Fogarty, Bridget (I274)
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| 357 | Role: Household Member | Flewelling, Sarah A. (I148)
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| 358 | Role: Household Member | Hawley, George Russel (I1084)
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| 359 | Role: Household Member | Scott, Roy George Jr (I5324)
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| 360 | Role: Household Member | Scott, Alice Maxine (I7302)
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| 361 | Role: Household Member | Scott, Edward Winfield (I7300)
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| 362 | Role: Household Member | Scott, John Roche (I7298)
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| 363 | Role: Household Member | Hawley, Franklin D. (I43)
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| 364 | Role: Household Member | Osmer, Nancy (I374)
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| 365 | Role: Household Member | Miller, Ida (I9445)
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| 366 | Role: Household Member | Miller, Frances (I9446)
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| 367 | Role: Household Member | Miller, Abbie (I9447)
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| 368 | Role: Household Member | Miller, Emma (I9448)
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| 369 | Role: Household Member | Miller, Ruth (I9449)
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| 370 | Role: Household Member | Miller, Henry (I9450)
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| 371 | Role: Household Member | Burt, Edna Jean (I15)
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| 372 | Role: Household Member | Hawley, Ellen (I47)
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| 373 | Role: Household Member | Hawley, William Martin (I48)
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| 374 | Role: Household Member | Hawley, Ellen (I47)
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| 375 | Role: Household Member | Hawley, Mary Ann (I49)
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| 376 | Role: Household Member | Hawley, William Martin (I48)
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| 377 | Role: Household Member | Hawley, Edward James (I50)
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| 378 | Role: Household Member | Hawley, George Washington (I51)
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| 379 | Role: Household Member | Hawley, Lavina Mae (I31)
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| 380 | Role: Household Member | Hawley, Sarah Maud (I52)
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| 381 | Role: Household Member | Hawley, Edward Eugene (I5337)
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| 382 | Role: Household Member | Hawley, George Washington (I51)
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| 383 | Role: Household Member | Hawley, Lavina Mae (I31)
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| 384 | Role: Household Member | Hawley, Sarah Maud (I52)
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| 385 | Role: Household Member | Hawley, George Washington (I51)
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| 386 | Role: Household Member | Hawley, George Washington (I51)
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| 387 | Role: Household Member | Watchorn, Anna Ethel (I56)
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| 388 | Role: Household Member | Watchorn, Arminnie Laura (I6543)
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| 389 | Role: Household Member | Watchorn, Hazel Matilda (I6540)
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| 390 | Role: Household Member | Watchorn, John Albert (I6536)
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| 391 | Role: Household Member | Watchorn, Mabel Fanny (I6541)
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| 392 | Role: Household Member | Watchorn, Margaret Jane (I6539)
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| 393 | Role: Household Member | Watchorn, Marvel Lena (I6542)
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| 394 | Role: Household Member | Watchorn, Mary Ellen (I6534)
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| 395 | Role: Household Member | Watchorn, Richard Henry (I6535)
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| 396 | Role: Household Member | Watchorn, William James (I6533)
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| 397 | Role: Member of the household | Burt, George William (I76)
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| 398 | Role: Member of the household | Burt, George William (I76)
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| 399 | Role: Member of the household | Burt, Edna Jean (I15)
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| 400 | Role: Member of the household | Burt, Edna Jean (I15)
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| 401 | Role: Member of the household | McKenzie, Alexander Orlando (I14)
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| 402 | Role: Member of the household | McKenzie, Alice Izabelle (I683)
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| 403 | Role: Member of the household | McKenzie, Cora Ann (I684)
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| 404 | Role: Member of the household | McKenzie, Donna Margie (I686)
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| 405 | Role: Member of the household | McKenzie, Arthur Garnet (I199)
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| 406 | Role: Member of the household | McKenzie, Neil Truman (I200)
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| 407 | Role: Member of the household | McKenzie, Alexander Orlando (I14)
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| 408 | Role: Member of the household | McKenzie, Clayton D. (I690)
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| 409 | Role: Member of the household | McKenzie, Cora Ann (I684)
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| 410 | Role: Member of the household | McKenzie, Donna Margie (I686)
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| 411 | Role: Member of the household | McKenzie, Arthur Garnet (I199)
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| 412 | Role: Member of the household | McKenzie, Herbert (I689)
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| 413 | Role: Member of the household | McKenzie, Neil Truman (I200)
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| 414 | Role: Member of the household | Hawley, Charles A. (I6722)
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| 415 | Role: Member of the household | Hawley, Franklin D. (I43)
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| 416 | Role: Member of the household | Hawley, Minnie Belle (I45)
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| 417 | Role: Member of the household | King, Albert J. (I6708)
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| 418 | Role: Member of the household | King, Ethel Lavina (I6706)
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| 419 | Role: Member of the household | King, Julia J. (I6710)
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| 420 | Role: Member of the household | King, Mae Arla (I33)
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| 421 | Role: Member of the household | Ward, William (I6113)
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| 422 | Role: Member of the household | Burt, Ann (I142)
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| 423 | Role: Member of the household | Burt, Ruth (I125)
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| 424 | Role: Member of the household | Burt, George Washington (I57)
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| 425 | Role: Member of the household | Burt, Pruie (I126)
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| 426 | Role: Member of the household | Burt, Clare Nile (I127)
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| 427 | Role: Member of the household | Faught, Mary Anna (I60)
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| 428 | Role: Member of the household | Hamblin, Ruby Brown (I9183)
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| 429 | Role: Member of the household | Faught, Francis (I5953)
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| 430 | Role: Member of the household | Faught, Phillip (I5952)
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| 431 | Role: Member of the household | Faught, Francis (I5953)
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| 432 | Role: Member of the household | Faught, Phillip (I5952)
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| 433 | Role: Member of the household | King, Truman Edward (I61)
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| 434 | Role: Member of the household | Mason, Robert (I9253)
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| 435 | Role: Member of the household | Mason, Silas Taylor (I9252)
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| 436 | Role: Member of the household | Mason, Amelia (I7754)
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| 437 | Role: Member of the household | Mason, Perry James (I9254)
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| 438 | Role: Member of the household | Mason, Robert (I9253)
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| 439 | Role: Member of the household | Mason, Amelia (I7754)
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| 440 | Role: Member of the household | Mason, Perry James (I9254)
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| 441 | Role: Member of the household | Mason, Mary May (I9255)
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| 442 | Role: Member of the household | Mason, Martin Mark (I65)
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| 443 | Role: Member of the household | DeFord, Charles W. (I7837)
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| 444 | Role: Member of the household | Gothens, Sarah C. (I9451)
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| 445 | Role: Member of the household | Scott, Roy George Jr (I5324)
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| 446 | Role: Member of the household | Scott, Alice Maxine (I7302)
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| 447 | Role: Member of the household | Scott, Carole Beatrice (I7301)
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| 448 | Role: Member of the household | Scott, Edward Winfield (I7300)
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| 449 | Role: Member of the household | Scott, James Kenneth (I7297)
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| 450 | Role: Member of the household | Scott, John Roche (I7298)
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| 451 | Role: Member of the household | Scott, Roy George Jr (I5324)
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| 452 | Role: Member of the household | Holmes, Phebe Louisa (I5751)
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| 453 | Role: Member of the household | Holmes, Wheeler Marshall (I5462)
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| 454 | Role: Member of the household | Holmes, William Franklin (I5565)
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| 455 | Role: Member of the household | Holmes, Elverette Mabel (I5754)
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| 456 | Role: Member of the household | Holmes, Ellen E. (I5643)
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| 457 | Role: Member of the household | Holmes, John M. (I5752)
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| 458 | Role: Member of the household | Holmes, Mary Jane (I5753)
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| 459 | Role: Member of the household | Holmes, Phebe Louisa (I5751)
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| 460 | Role: Member of the household | Holmes, Wheeler Marshall (I5462)
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| 461 | Role: Member of the household | Holmes, William Franklin (I5565)
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| 462 | Role: Member of the household | Holmes, Alonzo (I5755)
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| 463 | Role: Member of the household | Faught, Mary Anna (I60)
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| 464 | Role: Member of the household | Sacerty, Annie (I6685)
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| 465 | Role: Member of the household | Sacerty, Catherine (I6684)
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| 466 | Role: Member of the household | Sacerty, Charles Peter (I6683)
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| 467 | Role: Member of the household | McMullen, Francis (I9210)
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| 468 | Role: Member of the household | McMullen, George (I9212)
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| 469 | Role: Member of the household | McMullen, Rose Ann (I9209)
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| 470 | Role: Member of the household | McMullen, William (I9211)
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| 471 | Role: Member of the household | Haller, Helene Maxine Mary (I5409)
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| 472 | Role: Member of the household | Kerins, Alice (I9418)
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| 473 | Role: Member of the household | Scott, Bernice E. (I7296)
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| 474 | Role: Member of the household | Scott, Roy George (I5408)
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| 475 | Role: Member of the household | Scott, Kenneth Robinson (I7295)
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| 476 | Role: Member of the household | Scott, Roy George (I5408)
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| 477 | Role: Member of the household | Scott, Bernice E. (I7296)
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| 478 | Role: Member of the household | Scott, Kenneth Robinson (I7295)
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| 479 | Role: Member of the household | Brown, Rue (I249)
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| 480 | Role: Member of the household | Brown, Sarah M. (I9136)
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| 481 | Role: Member of the household | Brown, Rue (I249)
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| 482 | Role: Member of the household | Brown, George (I9140)
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| 483 | Role: Member of the household | Brown, Rue (I249)
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| 484 | Role: Member of the household | Cooley, Nancy Ann (I363)
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| 485 | Role: Member of the household | Haller, Mary C. (I9734)
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| 486 | Role: Member of the household | Haller, Edward Thomas WIlliam (I6822)
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| 487 | Role: Mother | Unknown, Unknown Female (I8768)
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| 488 | Role: Neighbor | Hawley, William (I34)
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| 489 | Role: Neighbor | Hawley, Franklin D. (I43)
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| 490 | Role: Neighbor | Hawley, Charles A. (I6722)
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| 491 | Role: Neighbor | Hawley, Minnie Belle (I45)
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| 492 | Role: Neighbor | Burt, Florence B. (I84)
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| 493 | Role: Neighbor | Burt, Floyd (I85)
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| 494 | Role: Neighbor | Burt, George Washington (I57)
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| 495 | Role: Neighbor | Estes, Margaret (I80)
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| 496 | Role: Neighbor | Burt, George William (I76)
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| 497 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Burt, George W. (I88)
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| 498 | Role: Neighbor | Burt, Marvel Jean (I87)
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| 499 | Role: Neighbor | McCreery, Mildred Ellen (I86)
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| 500 | Role: Neighbor | Clark, Adelia Finette (I171)
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| 501 | Role: Neighbor | Jaynes, Wesley (I170)
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| 502 | Role: Neighbor | Bates, Audrey Delfinia (I73)
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| 503 | Role: Neighbor | Bates, Vivian E. (I74)
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| 504 | Role: Neighbor | Bates, William John (I72)
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| 505 | Role: Neighbor | Hawley, Sarah Maud (I52)
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| 506 | Role: Occupant | Hawley, Franklin D. (I43)
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| 507 | Role: Occupant | Hawley, Charles A. (I6722)
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| 508 | Role: Occupant | Hawley, Franklin D. (I43)
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| 509 | Role: Occupant | Hawley, Charles A. (I6722)
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| 510 | Role: Occupant | Hawley, Minnie Belle (I45)
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| 511 | Role: Occupant | Bates, William John (I72)
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| 512 | Role: Occupant | Bates, Audrey Delfinia (I73)
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| 513 | Role: Occupant | Bates, Vivian E. (I74)
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| 514 | Role: Occupant | Hawley, Sarah Maud (I52)
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| 515 | Role: Occupant | Bates, Audrey Delfinia (I73)
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| 516 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Niles, Cody Alexander (I5)
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| 517 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Walbecq, Chloe Elizabeth (I3)
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| 518 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Niles, Cody Alexander (I5)
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| 519 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Walbecq, Chloe Elizabeth (I3)
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| 520 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Niles, Cody Alexander (I5)
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| 521 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Walbecq, Chloe Elizabeth (I3)
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| 522 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Niles, Cody Alexander (I5)
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| 523 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Walbecq, Chloe Elizabeth (I3)
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| 524 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Niles, Cody Alexander (I5)
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| 525 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Walbecq, Chloe Elizabeth (I3)
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| 526 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Niles, Cody Alexander (I5)
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| 527 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Walbecq, Chloe Elizabeth (I3)
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| 528 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Niles, Cody Alexander (I5)
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| 529 | Role: Officiant | Burt, Ernest Nile (I30)
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| 530 | Role: Officiant | Takken, Father William (I8223)
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| 531 | Role: Officiant | Rafter, William (I8231)
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| 532 | Role: Servant | Blass, Mariam (I66)
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| 533 | Role: Servant | Hawley, William (I34)
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| 534 | Role: Visitor | Hawley, Charles A. (I6722)
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| 535 | Role: Witness | Healy, Sarah Ann (I35)
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| 536 | Role: Witness | Healy, Sarah Ann (I35)
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| 537 | Role: Witness | Healy, Sarah Ann (I35)
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| 538 | Role: Witness | Healy, Sarah Ann (I35)
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| 539 | Role: Witness | Atherton, Asahel (I691)
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| 540 | Role: Witness | Case, James Anson (I151)
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| 541 | Role: Witness | Roberts, Samantha (I152)
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| 542 | Role: Witness | Case, James Anson (I151)
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| 543 | Role: Witness | Biddlecomb, John Harold (I149)
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| 544 | Role: Witness | Hines, Mary (I8226)
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| 545 | Role: Witness | Hawley, Charles A. (I6722)
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| 546 | Role: Witness | Brock, Edward Kent (I8110)
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| 547 | Role: Witness | Brock, Robert Hudson (I8108)
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| 548 | Role: Witness | Brock, Susan (I8109)
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| 549 | Role: Witness | Lee, Betsy Ann (I68)
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| 550 | Role: Witness | Brock, Alexander Jr. (I8105)
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| 551 | Role: Witness | Brock, Frank James (I55)
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| 552 | Role: Witness | Brock, Gertrude Helen (I8107)
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| 553 | Role: Witness | Brock, George Harvey (I8111)
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| 554 | Role: Witness | Brock, Susan (I8109)
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| 555 | Role: Witness | Williams, Clifford (I8114)
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| 556 | Role: Witness | Brock, Frank James (I55)
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| 557 | Role: Witness | Brock, Frank James (I55)
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| 558 | Role: Witness | Kay, Christina Ann (I70)
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| 559 | Role: Witness | Hawley, Minnie Belle (I45)
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| 560 | Role: Witness | Coon, Fred (I7307)
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| 561 | Role: Witness | MacQueen, Catherine Bell (I7312)
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| 562 | Role: Witness | Gibson, Mary (I371)
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| 563 | Role: Witness | Lee, Eleanor (I8128)
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| 564 | Role: Witness | Lee, Joseph (I8127)
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| 565 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Royer, Linda Diane (I7)
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| 566 | Role: Witness | Huff, Sarah Sally (I5442)
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| 567 | Role: Witness | Huff, Sarah Sally (I5442)
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| 568 | Role: Witness | Huff, Sarah Sally (I5442)
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| 569 | Role: Witness | Huff, Sarah Sally (I5442)
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| 570 | Role: Witness | Huff, Sarah Sally (I5442)
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| 571 | Role: Witness | Huff, Sarah Sally (I5442)
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| 572 | Role: Witness | Hawley, Alonzo Marion (I5560)
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| 573 | Role: Witness | Hawley, Dennis (I5502)
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| 574 | Role: Witness | Hawley, Ella (I5566)
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| 575 | Role: Witness | Hawley, Ezra (I5564)
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| 576 | Role: Witness | Hawley, Julia Ann (I5460)
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| 577 | Role: Witness | Hawley, Lee Andrew (I5513)
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| 578 | Role: Witness | Hawley, Mary Jane (I5562)
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| 579 | Role: Witness | Hawley, Monroe (I5563)
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| 580 | Role: Witness | Hawley, William (I5554)
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| 581 | Role: Witness | Huff, Sarah Sally (I5442)
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| 582 | Role: Witness | Ward, Lynes Hathaway (I6114)
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| 583 | Role: Witness | Smith, George Jr. (I6799)
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| 584 | Role: Witness | Goodwin, Charles Eugene (I8319)
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| 585 | Role: Witness | MacQueen, Catherine Bell (I7312)
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| 586 | Role: Witness | Marshall, Oliver (I7624)
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| 587 | Role: Witness | Biddlecomb, Alice May (I150)
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| 588 | Role: Witness | Steele, Charles H. (I7899)
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| 589 | Role: Witness | Ward, Lucinda Ellen (I6119)
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| 590 | Role: Witness | Takken, Father William (I8223)
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| 591 | Role: Witness | Rieves, Henry G. (I8225)
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| 592 | Role: Witness | Hines, Mary (I8226)
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| 593 | Role: Witness | Pattison, Freeman William (I8365)
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| 594 | Role: Witness | Pattison, Joseph William (I8367)
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| 595 | Role: Witness | Huff, Margaret (I8366)
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| 596 | Role: Witness | Pattison, Ethel M. (I8369)
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| 597 | Role: Witness | Pattison, Freeman Elmer (I8370)
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| 598 | Role: Witness | Pattison, Rev. James Henry (I8364)
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| 599 | Role: Witness | Pattison, Joseph William (I8367)
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| 600 | Role: Witness | Pattison, Mary E. (I8368)
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| 601 | Role: Witness | Pattison, Ethel M. (I8369)
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| 602 | Role: Witness | Pattison, Freeman Elmer (I8370)
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| 603 | Role: Witness | Pattison, Rev. James Henry (I8364)
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| 604 | Role: Witness | Pattison, Joseph William (I8367)
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| 605 | Role: Witness | Pattison, Mary E. (I8368)
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| 606 | Role: Witness | Pattison, Ethel M. (I8369)
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| 607 | Role: Witness | Pattison, Freeman Elmer (I8370)
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| 608 | Role: Witness | Pattison, Joseph William (I8367)
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| 609 | Role: Witness | Pattison, Mary E. (I8368)
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| 610 | Role: Witness | Pattison, Frank E. (I8375)
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| 611 | Role: Witness | Pattison, Freeman Elmer (I8370)
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| 612 | Role: Witness | Pattison, Joseph William (I8367)
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| 613 | Role: Witness | Pattison, Rev. James Henry (I8364)
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| 614 | Role: Witness | Pattison, Joseph William (I8367)
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| 615 | Role: Witness | Pattison, Mary E. (I8368)
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| 616 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Niles, Cody Alexander (I5)
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| 617 | Role: Witness | Burt, George William (I76)
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| 618 | Role: Witness | Case, James Anson (I151)
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| 619 | Role: Witness | Solan, Ann (I8237)
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| 620 | Role: Witness | Hawley, Edward James (I50)
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| 621 | Role: Witness | Hawley, Ellen (I47)
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| 622 | Role: Witness | Hawley, Mary Ann (I49)
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| 623 | Role: Witness | Hawley, William Martin (I48)
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| 624 | Role: Witness | Hawley, Edward James (I50)
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| 625 | Role: Witness | Hawley, George Washington (I51)
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| 626 | Role: Witness | Hawley, Lavina Mae (I31)
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| 627 | Role: Witness | Hawley, Sarah Maud (I52)
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| 628 | Role: Witness | Hawley, George Washington (I51)
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| 629 | Role: Witness | Hawley, Charles A. (I6722)
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| 630 | Role: Witness | Hawley, Franklin D. (I43)
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| 631 | Role: Witness | Brown, William Harrison (I222)
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| 632 | Role: Witness | Hawley, Charles A. (I6722)
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| 633 | Role: Witness | Hawley, Franklin D. (I43)
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| 634 | Role: Witness | Hawley, Minnie Belle (I45)
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| 635 | Role: Witness | Brock, Donald (I694)
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| 636 | Role: Witness | Brock, Grace Elizabeth Ann (I21)
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| 637 | Role: Witness | Brock, June (I692)
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| 638 | Role: Witness | Brock, Robert James (I693)
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| 639 | Role: Witness | Brock, Susan M. (I695)
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| 640 | Role: Witness | Burt, Thomas John (I90)
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| 641 | Role: Witness | Burt, Ernest Nile (I30)
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| 642 | Role: Witness | Burt, Ernest Nile (I30)
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| 643 | Role: Witness | Burt, Leah A. (I91)
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| 644 | Role: Witness | Burt, Thomas John (I90)
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| 645 | Role: Witness | Burt, Ernest Nile (I30)
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| 646 | Role: Witness | Burt, Leah A. (I91)
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| 647 | Role: Witness | Burt, Thomas John (I90)
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| 648 | Role: Witness | Burt, Ernest Nile (I30)
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| 649 | Role: Witness | Burt, Leah A. (I91)
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| 650 | Role: Witness | Burt, Miles Raymond (I92)
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| 651 | Role: Witness | Burt, Thomas John (I90)
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| 652 | Role: Witness | King, Ethel Lavina (I6706)
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| 653 | Role: Witness | King, John Truman (I6712)
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| 654 | Role: Witness | King, Alva Eugene (I6707)
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| 655 | Role: Witness | King, John Truman (I6712)
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| 656 | Role: Witness | King, Julia J. (I6710)
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| 657 | Role: Witness | King, Rosetta Gertrude (I6714)
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| 658 | Role: Witness | King, Williard Chester (I6715)
|
| 659 | Role: Witness | King, Katherine C. (I6716)
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| 660 | Role: Witness | King, Williard Chester (I6715)
|
| 661 | Role: Witness | Ward, Frank (I6117)
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| 662 | Role: Witness | Ward, William (I6113)
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| 663 | Role: Witness | King, Katherine C. (I6716)
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| 664 | Role: Witness | King, Williard Chester (I6715)
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| 665 | Role: Witness | Brock, Edward Kent (I8110)
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| 666 | Role: Witness | Brock, John (I8116)
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| 667 | Role: Witness | Brock, Mary Ann (I8115)
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| 668 | Role: Witness | Brock, Susan (I8109)
|
| 669 | Role: Witness | Brock, Alexander Jr. (I8105)
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| 670 | Role: Witness | Brock, Edward Kent (I8110)
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| 671 | Role: Witness | Brock, Frank James (I55)
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| 672 | Role: Witness | Brock, Gertrude Helen (I8107)
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| 673 | Role: Witness | Brock, George Harvey (I8111)
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| 674 | Role: Witness | Brock, Robert Hudson (I8108)
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| 675 | Role: Witness | Brock, Susan (I8109)
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| 676 | Role: Witness | Watchorn, William James (I6533)
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| 677 | Role: Witness | Watchorn, Anna Ethel (I56)
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| 678 | Role: Witness | Watchorn, Charlotte Bertha (I6538)
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| 679 | Role: Witness | Watchorn, Arminnie Laura (I6543)
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| 680 | Role: Witness | Watchorn, Mabel Fanny (I6541)
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| 681 | Role: Witness | Watchorn, Margaret Jane (I6539)
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| 682 | Role: Witness | Watchorn, Mary Ellen (I6534)
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| 683 | Role: Witness | Watchorn, Richard Henry (I6535)
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| 684 | Role: Witness | Watchorn, John Albert (I6536)
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| 685 | Role: Witness | Watchorn, Anna Ethel (I56)
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| 686 | Role: Witness | Watchorn, Hazel Matilda (I6540)
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| 687 | Role: Witness | Watchorn, Marvel Lena (I6542)
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| 688 | Role: Witness | Watchorn, Mary Ellen (I6534)
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| 689 | Role: Witness | Watchorn, Richard Henry (I6535)
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| 690 | Role: Witness | Watchorn, William James (I6533)
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| 691 | Role: Witness | Watchorn, John Albert (I6536)
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| 692 | Role: Witness | Watchorn, Anna Ethel (I56)
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| 693 | Role: Witness | Watchorn, Hazel Matilda (I6540)
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| 694 | Role: Witness | Watchorn, Marvel Lena (I6542)
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| 695 | Role: Witness | Watchorn, Richard Henry (I6535)
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| 696 | Role: Witness | Watchorn, William James (I6533)
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| 697 | Role: Witness | Bates, Audrey Delfinia (I73)
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| 698 | Role: Witness | Bates, Vivian E. (I74)
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| 699 | Role: Witness | Burt, Florence B. (I84)
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| 700 | Role: Witness | Burt, George Earl (I81)
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| 701 | Role: Witness | Burt, Howard H. (I83)
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| 702 | Role: Witness | Burt, Leah A. (I91)
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| 703 | Role: Witness | Burt, Florence B. (I84)
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| 704 | Role: Witness | Burt, Floyd (I85)
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| 705 | Role: Witness | Burt, George Earl (I81)
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| 706 | Role: Witness | Howard, Etta Agnes (I819)
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| 707 | Role: Witness | Hawley, Amanda Marian (I1082)
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| 708 | Role: Witness | Hawley, Charles Alvin (I820)
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| 709 | Role: Witness | Howard, Clinton Dewitt (I303)
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| 710 | Role: Witness | Hawley, Elsie Ruth (I1081)
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| 711 | Role: Witness | Hawley, James Edward (I821)
|
| 712 | Role: Witness | Hawley, Joseph Daniel (I1080)
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| 713 | Role: Witness | Hawley, William (I34)
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| 714 | Role: Witness | Lockwood, Bradley R. (I165)
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| 715 | Role: Witness | Lockwood, Franklin (I167)
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| 716 | Role: Witness | Lockwood, Selecta Joliet (I166)
|
| 717 | Role: Witness | Hazzard, Dorothy M. (I7223)
|
| 718 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Hazzard, Ethel M. (I7224)
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| 719 | Role: Witness | Hazzard, Richard Howard (I6950)
|
| 720 | Role: Witness | Chappell, Malissa (I6599)
|
| 721 | Role: Witness | Brown, Mercy (I36)
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| 722 | Role: Witness | Brown, Morton (I247)
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| 723 | Role: Witness | Brown, Rebecca (I248)
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| 724 | Role: Witness | Brown, Rue (I249)
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| 725 | Role: Witness | Brown, Morton (I247)
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| 726 | Role: Witness | Brown, Rebecca (I248)
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| 727 | Role: Witness | Brown, Rebecca (I248)
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| 728 | Role: Witness | McKenzie, Catherine (I311)
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| 729 | Role: Witness | McKenzie, Donald S. (I567)
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| 730 | Role: Witness | McKenzie, John (I310)
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| 731 | Role: Witness | McKenzie, Mary Ann (I309)
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| 732 | Role: Witness | McKenzie, Alexander John (I312)
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| 733 | Role: Witness | McKenzie, George Byron (I313)
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| 734 | Role: Witness | McKenzie, Jannet (I314)
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| 735 | Role: Witness | McKenzie, Margaret (I315)
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| 736 | Role: Witness | Ward, Lucinda Ellen (I6119)
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| 737 | Role: Witness | Ward, John H. (I6118)
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| 738 | Role: Witness | Ward, Lucinda Ellen (I6119)
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| 739 | Role: Witness | Ward, Mary J. (I6116)
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| 740 | Role: Witness | Ward, William (I6113)
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| 741 | Role: Witness | Ward, John H. (I6118)
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| 742 | Role: Witness | Ward, Lynes Hathaway (I6114)
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| 743 | Role: Witness | Ward, William (I6113)
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| 744 | Role: Witness | Ward, Loretta Alma (I62)
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| 745 | Role: Witness | Faught, Francis (I5953)
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| 746 | Role: Witness | Coon, Annie (I7310)
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| 747 | Role: Witness | Coon, Catherine (I361)
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| 748 | Role: Witness | Coon, Charles E. (I5701)
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| 749 | Role: Witness | Coon, Harrison (I7311)
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| 750 | Role: Witness | Coon, Mary (I7309)
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| 751 | Role: Witness | Coon, Simeon B. Jr. (I7308)
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| 752 | Role: Witness | Coon, Catherine (I361)
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| 753 | Role: Witness | Coon, Charles E. (I5701)
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| 754 | Role: Witness | Coon, Fred (I7307)
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| 755 | Role: Witness | Coon, Simeon B. Jr. (I7308)
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| 756 | Role: Witness | Lee, Edward (I8125)
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| 757 | Role: Witness | Lee, Eleanor (I8128)
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| 758 | Role: Witness | Lee, Joseph (I8127)
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| 759 | Role: Witness | Lee, William (I8135)
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| 760 | Role: Witness | Lee, Betsy Ann (I68)
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| 761 | Role: Witness | Lee, Edward (I8125)
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| 762 | Role: Witness | Lee, Eleanor (I8128)
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| 763 | Role: Witness | Lee, John H. (I8121)
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| 764 | Role: Witness | Lee, Joseph (I8127)
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| 765 | Role: Witness | Lee, Mary Jane (I8123)
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| 766 | Role: Witness | Lee, Thomas Hudson (I8122)
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| 767 | Role: Witness | Gibson, Mary (I371)
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| 768 | Role: Witness | Lee, Charlotte S. (I8126)
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| 769 | Role: Witness | Lee, Edward (I8125)
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| 770 | Role: Witness | Lee, Mary Jane (I8123)
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| 771 | Role: Witness | Lee, Susannah (I8124)
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| 772 | Role: Witness | Lee, Thomas Hudson (I8122)
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| 773 | Role: Witness | Gibson, Mary (I371)
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| 774 | Role: Witness | Lee, Charlotte S. (I8126)
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| 775 | Role: Witness | Lee, Susannah (I8124)
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| 776 | Role: Witness | Watchorn, Albert (I6700)
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| 777 | Role: Witness | Watchorn, James (I6699)
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| 778 | Role: Witness | Watchorn, John Wesley (I6701)
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| 779 | Role: Witness | Watchorn, Mary (I6696)
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| 780 | Role: Witness | Watchorn, Richard (I6698)
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| 781 | Role: Witness | Watchorn, Robert (I6697)
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| 782 | Role: Witness | Watchorn, William Henry (I69)
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| 783 | Role: Witness | Watchorn, Albert (I6700)
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| 784 | Role: Witness | Watchorn, Frances (I6703)
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| 785 | Role: Witness | Watchorn, James (I6699)
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| 786 | Role: Witness | Watchorn, Jane Elizabeth (I6702)
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| 787 | Role: Witness | Watchorn, John Wesley (I6701)
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| 788 | Role: Witness | Watchorn, Richard (I6698)
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| 789 | Role: Witness | Watchorn, Robert (I6697)
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| 790 | Role: Witness | Watchorn, William Henry (I69)
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| 791 | Role: Witness | Watchorn, Albert (I6700)
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| 792 | Role: Witness | Watchorn, Frances (I6703)
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| 793 | Role: Witness | Watchorn, James (I6699)
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| 794 | Role: Witness | Watchorn, Jane Elizabeth (I6702)
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| 795 | Role: Witness | Watchorn, John Wesley (I6701)
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| 796 | Role: Witness | Watchorn, Richard (I6698)
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| 797 | Role: Witness | Watchorn, Robert (I6697)
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| 798 | Role: Witness | Watchorn, William Henry (I69)
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| 799 | Role: Witness | Watchorn, Albert (I6700)
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| 800 | Role: Witness | Watchorn, Frances (I6703)
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| 801 | Role: Witness | Watchorn, Jane Elizabeth (I6702)
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| 802 | Role: Witness | Watchorn, Robert (I6697)
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| 803 | Role: Witness | Jones, Delphine (I520)
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| 804 | Role: Witness | Jones, Henry (I224)
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| 805 | Role: Witness | Jones, Delphine (I520)
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| 806 | Role: Witness | Jones, John Paul Jr. (I523)
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| 807 | Role: Witness | Jones, Lucinda E. (I58)
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| 808 | Role: Witness | Jones, Harriet (I526)
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| 809 | Role: Witness | Jones, John Paul Jr. (I523)
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| 810 | Role: Witness | Jones, Lucinda E. (I58)
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| 811 | Role: Witness | Jones, Merritt Henry (I524)
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| 812 | Role: Witness | Jones, Royal Eugene (I525)
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| 813 | Role: Witness | DeFord, Francis A. (I7841)
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| 814 | Role: Witness | DeFord, James (I6693)
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| 815 | Role: Witness | DeFord, John A. (I6689)
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| 816 | Role: Witness | DeFord, Malinda C. (I6691)
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| 817 | Role: Witness | DeFord, Margaret A. (I6694)
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| 818 | Role: Witness | DeFord, Martha J. (I6690)
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| 819 | Role: Witness | DeFord, Mary H. (I7845)
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| 820 | Role: Witness | DeFord, Sedrick C. (I6688)
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| 821 | Role: Witness | DeFord, William Henry (I6692)
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| 822 | Role: Witness | DeFord, Charles W. (I7837)
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| 823 | Role: Witness | DeFord, Francis A. (I7841)
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| 824 | Role: Witness | DeFord, John A. (I6689)
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| 825 | Role: Witness | DeFord, Malinda C. (I6691)
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| 826 | Role: Witness | DeFord, Margaret A. (I6694)
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| 827 | Role: Witness | DeFord, Martha J. (I6690)
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| 828 | Role: Witness | DeFord, Perry M. (I7838)
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| 829 | Role: Witness | DeFord, Sedrick C. (I6688)
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| 830 | Role: Witness | DeFord, William Henry (I6692)
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| 831 | Role: Witness | Jones, Amelia (I223)
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| 832 | Role: Witness | Jones, Harriet (I246)
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| 833 | Role: Witness | Jones, Henry (I224)
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| 834 | Role: Witness | Jones, Samuel (I230)
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| 835 | Role: Witness | Jones, Sarah (I162)
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| 836 | Role: Witness | Jones, Robert (I229)
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| 837 | Role: Witness | Jones, John Paul (I424)
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| 838 | Role: Witness | Jones, Amelia (I223)
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| 839 | Role: Witness | Jones, Elizabeth (I251)
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| 840 | Role: Witness | Jones, Emma (I46)
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| 841 | Role: Witness | Jones, Samuel (I230)
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| 842 | Role: Witness | Jones, Sarah (I162)
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| 843 | Role: Witness | Jones, Emma (I46)
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| 844 | Role: Witness | Lacroix, Amaryllis (I64)
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| 845 | Role: Witness | Lacroix, Joseph (I7614)
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| 846 | Role: Witness | Lacroix, Ledia (I7615)
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| 847 | Role: Witness | Lacroix, Marie Celina (I9032)
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| 848 | Role: Witness | Lacroix, Amaryllis (I64)
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| 849 | Role: Witness | Lacroix, Anna (I7616)
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| 850 | Role: Witness | Lacroix, Joseph (I7614)
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| 851 | Role: Witness | Lacroix, Ledia (I7615)
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| 852 | Role: Witness | Lacroix, Joseph (I7614)
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| 853 | Role: Witness | Lacroix, Ledia (I7615)
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| 854 | Role: Witness | Hawley, Alonzo Marion (I5560)
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| 855 | Role: Witness | Hawley, Dennis (I5502)
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| 856 | Role: Witness | Hawley, Julia Ann (I5460)
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| 857 | Role: Witness | Hawley, Mary Jane (I5562)
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| 858 | Role: Witness | Hawley, Monroe (I5563)
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| 859 | Role: Witness | Hawley, William (I5554)
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| 860 | Role: Witness | Hawley, Mary Ann (I5568)
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| 861 | Role: Witness | Hawley, Alonzo Marion (I5560)
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| 862 | Role: Witness | Hawley, Dennis (I5502)
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| 863 | Role: Witness | Hawley, Ezra (I5564)
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| 864 | Role: Witness | Hawley, Julia Ann (I5460)
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| 865 | Role: Witness | Hawley, Lee Andrew (I5513)
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| 866 | Role: Witness | Hawley, Mary Jane (I5562)
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| 867 | Role: Witness | Hawley, Monroe (I5563)
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| 868 | Role: Witness | Hawley, William (I5554)
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| 869 | Role: Witness | Holmes, William Franklin (I5565)
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| 870 | Role: Witness | Holmes, William Wallace (I5461)
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| 871 | Role: Witness | Hawley, Alice Maebelle (I5455)
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| 872 | Role: Witness | Hawley, Andrew Bonapart (I5567)
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| 873 | Role: Witness | Hawley, Ella (I5566)
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| 874 | Role: Witness | Hawley, Ezra (I5564)
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| 875 | Role: Witness | Hawley, Frances Ellen (I5444)
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| 876 | Role: Witness | Hawley, Lee Andrew (I5513)
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| 877 | Role: Witness | Hawley, Mary Jane (I5562)
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| 878 | Role: Witness | Hawley, Monroe (I5563)
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| 879 | Role: Witness | Hawley, Sophronia Gertrude (I5542)
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| 880 | Role: Witness | Hawley, Bertie (I5574)
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| 881 | Role: Witness | Huff, Sarah Sally (I5442)
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| 882 | Role: Witness | Hawley, Adeline Mary (I5983)
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| 883 | Role: Witness | Hawley, Rosette M. (I5569)
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| 884 | Role: Witness | Huff, Jesse (I8706)
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| 885 | Role: Witness | Huff, Jesse (I8706)
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| 886 | Role: Witness | Ward, Frank (I6117)
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| 887 | Role: Witness | Ward, William (I6113)
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| 888 | Role: Witness | Hawley, George Russell (I6724)
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| 889 | Role: Witness | Hawley, George Russell (I6724)
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| 890 | Role: Witness | Hawley, Violet Audry (I6725)
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| 891 | Role: Witness | Hawley, George Russell (I6724)
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| 892 | Role: Witness | Hawley, Violet Audry (I6725)
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| 893 | Role: Witness | Hawley, George Russell (I6724)
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| 894 | Role: Witness | Hawley, Violet Audry (I6725)
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| 895 | Role: Witness | Schunk, Grace Daisy (I6790)
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| 896 | Role: Witness | Schunk, Hattie Josephine (I6723)
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| 897 | Role: Witness | Schunk, Herbert Frederick (I6791)
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| 898 | Role: Witness | Schunk, Grace Daisy (I6790)
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| 899 | Role: Witness | Schunk, Hattie Josephine (I6723)
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| 900 | Role: Witness | Schunk, Herbert Frederick (I6791)
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| 901 | Role: Witness | Lindsay, Emma (I7951)
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| 902 | Role: Witness | Lindsey, Delbert Glenn (I7953)
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| 903 | Role: Witness | Ward, Gladys E. (I7916)
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| 904 | Role: Witness | Ward, Marie Inez (I7002)
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| 905 | Role: Witness | Lindsay, Cecil Ura (I7915)
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| 906 | Role: Witness | Lindsey, Delbert Glenn (I7953)
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| 907 | Role: Witness | Ward, Frank (I6117)
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| 908 | Role: Witness | Ward, Gladys E. (I7916)
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| 909 | Role: Witness | Ward, John H. (I6118)
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| 910 | Role: Witness | Ward, Marie Inez (I7002)
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| 911 | Role: Witness | Ward, Naoma E. (I7914)
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| 912 | Role: Witness | Ward, Nellie Lorraine (I7903)
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| 913 | Role: Witness | Ward, Pauline Betty (I7917)
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| 914 | Role: Witness | Bawkey, Lynes James (I6992)
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| 915 | Role: Witness | Lindsay, Cecil Ura (I7915)
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| 916 | Role: Witness | Ward, Gladys E. (I7916)
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| 917 | Role: Witness | Ward, Marie Inez (I7002)
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| 918 | Role: Witness | Ward, Naoma E. (I7914)
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| 919 | Role: Witness | Ward, Nellie Lorraine (I7903)
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| 920 | Role: Witness | Ward, Pauline Betty (I7917)
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| 921 | Role: Witness | Mary E. (I7981)
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| 922 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Bawkey, Mary E. (I7980)
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| 923 | Role: Witness | King, Truman Edward (I61)
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| 924 | Role: Witness | Sanford, Clarissa (I366)
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| 925 | Role: Witness | Goodwin, Charles Eugene (I8319)
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| 926 | Role: Witness | Goodwin, Charles Eugene (I8319)
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| 927 | Role: Witness | Goodwin, Frank B. (I8323)
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| 928 | Role: Witness | Goodwin, George Eugene (I8321)
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| 929 | Role: Witness | Goodwin, John C. (I8322)
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| 930 | Role: Witness | Green, Lucy Ann (I8320)
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| 931 | Role: Witness | Marshall, William M. (I7636)
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| 932 | Role: Witness | Marshall, Oliver (I7624)
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| 933 | Role: Witness | Biddlecomb, Cora Beatrice (I7639)
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| 934 | Role: Witness | Biddlecomb, Eliza (I7642)
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| 935 | Role: Witness | Biddlecomb, Florence (I7645)
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| 936 | Role: Witness | Biddlecomb, Georgina Jessie (I7640)
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| 937 | Role: Witness | Biddlecomb, Inda (I7643)
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| 938 | Role: Witness | Biddlecomb, Madeline May (I7638)
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| 939 | Role: Witness | Biddlecomb, Bruce Harold (I7641)
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| 940 | Role: Witness | Biddlecomb, Bruce Harold (I7641)
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| 941 | Role: Witness | Biddlecomb, Eliza (I7642)
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| 942 | Role: Witness | Biddlecomb, George E. (I7646)
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| 943 | Role: Witness | Biddlecomb, Georgina Jessie (I7640)
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| 944 | Role: Witness | Biddlecomb, Madeline May (I7638)
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| 945 | Role: Witness | Biddlecomb, Rozilla A. (I7647)
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| 946 | Role: Witness | Biddlecomb, Eliza (I7642)
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| 947 | Role: Witness | Biddlecomb, George E. (I7646)
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| 948 | Role: Witness | Biddlecomb, Rozilla A. (I7647)
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| 949 | Role: Witness | Biddlecomb, Eliza (I7642)
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| 950 | Role: Witness | Biddlecomb, Georgina Jessie (I7640)
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| 951 | Role: Witness | Biddlecomb, Bruce Harold (I7641)
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| 952 | Role: Witness | Biddlecomb, George E. (I7646)
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| 953 | Role: Witness | Biddlecomb, Rozilla A. (I7647)
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| 954 | Role: Witness | Biddlecomb, Bruce Harold (I7641)
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| 955 | Role: Witness | Biddlecomb, George E. (I7646)
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| 956 | Role: Witness | Biddlecomb, Rozilla A. (I7647)
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| 957 | Role: Witness | Biddlecomb (I7761)
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| 958 | Role: Witness | Biddlecomb, Bruce Harold (I7641)
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| 959 | Role: Witness | Biddlecomb, George E. (I7646)
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| 960 | Role: Witness | Atherton, Francis (I7820)
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| 961 | Role: Witness | Atherton, Mary E. (I7818)
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| 962 | Role: Witness | Atherton, Oliva (I7823)
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| 963 | Role: Witness | Atherton, Samuel (I7822)
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| 964 | Role: Witness | Atherton, Gerald Eugene (I7821)
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| 965 | Role: Witness | Atherton, Gertrude Isabelle (I7819)
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| 966 | Role: Witness | Atherton, Myrtle Blanche (I7815)
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| 967 | Role: Witness | Atherton, Annette (I7816)
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| 968 | Role: Witness | Atherton, William (I7814)
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| 969 | Role: Witness | Atherton, Gerald Eugene (I7821)
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| 970 | Role: Witness | Atherton, Gertrude Isabelle (I7819)
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| 971 | Role: Witness | Atherton, William (I7814)
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| 972 | Role: Witness | Johnson, George Winfield (I7847)
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| 973 | Role: Witness | Johnson, Alonzo T. (I7849)
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| 974 | Role: Witness | Johnson, Ella B. (I7850)
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| 975 | Role: Witness | Johnson, Emma D. (I7848)
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| 976 | Role: Witness | Johnson, George Winfield (I7847)
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| 977 | Role: Witness | Johnson, Alonzo T. (I7849)
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| 978 | Role: Witness | Johnson, Cora (I7852)
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| 979 | Role: Witness | Johnson, Ella B. (I7850)
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| 980 | Role: Witness | Johnson, Emma D. (I7848)
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| 981 | Role: Witness | Johnson, George Winfield (I7847)
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| 982 | Role: Witness | DeFord, George Washington (I7853)
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| 983 | Role: Witness | DeFord, George Washington (I7853)
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| 984 | Role: Witness | Steele, Rutherford Birch (I7927)
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| 985 | Role: Witness | Steele, Elson (I7925)
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| 986 | Role: Witness | Steele, Lora E. (I7924)
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| 987 | Role: Witness | Steele, Myrtle E. (I7922)
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| 988 | Role: Witness | Steele, Orville R. (I7923)
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| 989 | Role: Witness | Steele, Otto (I7921)
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| 990 | Role: Witness | Steele, Seymour (I7926)
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| 991 | Role: Witness | Steele, Elson (I7925)
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| 992 | Role: Witness | Steele, Lora E. (I7924)
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| 993 | Role: Witness | Steele, Myrtle E. (I7922)
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| 994 | Role: Witness | Steele, Orville R. (I7923)
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| 995 | Role: Witness | Steele, Seymour (I7926)
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| 996 | Role: Witness | Conaway, Robert F. (I7902)
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| 997 | Role: Witness | Conaway, Charles M. (I8014)
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| 998 | Role: Witness | Conaway, John W. (I8011)
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| 999 | Role: Witness | Conaway, Louis A. (I8012)
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| 1000 | Role: Witness | Conaway, Sarah Elizabeth (I8013)
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| 1001 | Role: Witness | Conaway, Katherine I. (I8018)
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| 1002 | Role: Witness | Gibson, Mary (I371)
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| 1003 | Role: Witness | Lee, Hudson (I370)
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| 1004 | Role: Witness | Lee, Hudson (I8131)
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| 1005 | Role: Witness | Lee, Lottie M. (I8130)
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| 1006 | Role: Witness | Lee, Mary Ellen (I8132)
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| 1007 | Role: Witness | Lee, Robert Edgar (I8133)
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| 1008 | Role: Witness | Lee, Sarah Ethel (I8134)
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| 1009 | Role: Witness | Brush, Isabella (I8234)
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| 1010 | Role: Witness | Healy, Sarah Ann (I35)
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| 1011 | Role: Witness | Wilson, Donlena (I8235)
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| 1012 | Role: Witness | Young, Paris Clinton (I8278)
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| 1013 | Role: Witness | Young, Paris Clinton (I8278)
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| 1014 | Role: Witness | Pattison, George A. (I8376)
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| 1015 | Role: Witness | Pattison, Sarah Ann (I8377)
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| 1016 | Role: Witness | Pattison, Alma (I8378)
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| 1017 | Role: Witness | Pattison, George A. (I8376)
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| 1018 | Role: Witness | Pattison, Rev. James Henry (I8364)
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| 1019 | Role: Witness | Pattison, Joseph William (I8367)
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| 1020 | Role: Witness | Pattison, Sarah Ann (I8377)
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| 1021 | Role: Witness | Pattison, Ethel M. (I8369)
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| 1022 | Role: Witness | Pattison, Freeman Elmer (I8370)
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| 1023 | Role: Witness | Pattison, Rev. James Henry (I8364)
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| 1024 | Role: Witness | Pattison, Joseph William (I8367)
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| 1025 | Role: Witness | Pattison, Mary E. (I8368)
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| 1026 | Role: Witness | Jaynes, Eveline (I8750)
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| 1027 | Role: Witness | Jaynes, Isaac (I8751)
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| 1028 | Role: Witness | Jaynes, Wesley (I170)
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| 1029 | Role: Witness | Jaynes, Mary Elizabeth (I8752)
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| 1030 | Role: Witness | Jaynes, Wesley (I170)
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| 1031 | Role: Witness | Jaynes, Mary Elizabeth (I8752)
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| 1032 | Role: Witness | Jaynes, Wesley (I170)
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| 1033 | Role: Witness | Hawley, Alanson (I9045)
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| 1034 | Role: Witness | Hawley, Flyod (I9044)
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| 1035 | Role: Witness | Hawley, John (I9043)
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| 1036 | Role: Witness | Hawley, Lafayette (I9047)
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| 1037 | Role: Witness | Hawley, Lewis (I9046)
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| 1038 | Role: Witness | Hawley, Lydia Ann (I9042)
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| 1039 | Role: Witness | Hawley, Alanson (I9045)
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| 1040 | Role: Witness | Hawley, Flyod (I9044)
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| 1041 | Role: Witness | Hawley, John (I9043)
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| 1042 | Role: Witness | Hawley, Lafayette (I9047)
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| 1043 | Role: Witness | Hawley, Lewis (I9046)
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| 1044 | Role: Witness | Hawley, Lydia Ann (I9042)
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| 1045 | Role: Witness | Hawley, Phebe Jane (I9048)
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| 1046 | Role: Witness | Hawley, Alanson (I9045)
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| 1047 | Role: Witness | Hawley, Emily (I9050)
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| 1048 | Role: Witness | Hawley, Hellen (I9049)
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| 1049 | Role: Witness | Hawley, Lafayette (I9047)
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| 1050 | Role: Witness | Hawley, Lewis (I9046)
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| 1051 | Role: Witness | Hawley, Lydia Ann (I9042)
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| 1052 | Role: Witness | Hawley, Phebe Jane (I9048)
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| 1053 | Role: Witness | Hawley, Allen (I9051)
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| 1054 | Role: Witness | Hawley, Hellen (I9049)
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| 1055 | Role: Witness | Hawley, Lafayette (I9047)
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| 1056 | Role: Witness | Hawley, Lewis (I9046)
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| 1057 | S2C V6 | McKenzie, Alexander Orlando (I14)
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| 1058 | Savannah Gougeon July 26, 2009 The Alpena News GOUGEON, Savannah M., infant, died Saturday, July 25, 2009. She is survived by her parents, Tiffany VanVolkenburg and Kenneth Gougeon; grandparents, Lisa (Ron) Armstrong; grandmother, Roxanne Gougeon; great-grandfather, John LaPere; great-grandmother, Lura Villeneuve; great-great-grandmother, Genevieve Bresman; step-great-grandparents, Shirley (Steve) Armstrong, all of Alpena; three aunts and an uncle. Family and friends will gather on Wednesday, July 29, 2009, at McWilliams Funeral Home - Alpena from 10 a.m. until the time of the funeral service at 2 p.m. with Rev. Jim Gulish officiating. Interment will be at Evergreen Cemetery. | Gougeon, Savannah Marie (I7419)
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| 1059 | Savannah was born on April 29, 2009 and passed away on Saturday, July 25, 2009. Savannah was a resident of Alpena, Michigan at the time of her passing. Family and friends will gather on Wednesday, July 29, 2009 at McWilliams Funeral Home ? Alpena from 10:00 AM until the time of the funeral service at 2:00 PM with Rev. Jim Gulish officiating. Interment will be at Evergreen Cemetery. Memorial donations may be made to the family. | Gougeon, Savannah Marie (I7419)
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| 1060 | Section: A-32 Lot: SW1/4-4 | Jones, Lucinda E. (I58)
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| 1061 | She was working as a domestic servant. | Brush, Isabella (I8234)
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| 1062 | She was working as a domestic servant. | Healy, Sarah Ann (I35)
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| 1063 | She was working as a domestic servant. | Wilson, Donlena (I8235)
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| 1064 | She was working as a domestic servant. | Family F2670
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| 1065 | Simeon is taxed $10.00 for being a keeper of a stallion | Family F204
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| 1066 | Some people believe that she was born on the Ocean. At sea on the Katie Belle, bound from Glasgow to America | MacQueen, Catherine Bell (I7312)
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| 1067 | Some sources say she was born in Scotland | McKay, Euphemia (I215)
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| 1068 | Sometime, in your spare time Becky dear, maybe you could do some research on Henry Pattison. The long forgotten (pretty much) soul that is also buried at the site where we all gathered today, with no marker. He was the only man that made our precious Gramma Annie truly happy. Husband and wife lay side by side there, and now Aunt Susie is there too. It got me to thinking about what a mystery this man is to our family. All I remember, from what my mother told me, is that he was a very handsome man who fell in love with and married her mother. Henry was buried at that spot first and your great-grandmother Annie after, right next to him. All we know about this man is that he was not from the Soo. He came into this town as a bible salesman and met gramma by stopping by her home. The visits turned from salesman to a romantic nature, and before long they were married. He, gramma, Aunt Susie and Uncle Bobby all lived in that tiny little house. Henry held revival services there at the Sheridan Drive home. This strange man then became a part of our family. He entered Gramma's life in his 60's and we know nothing about his past. - Robbie Kilda 8/6/2016 | Pattison, Rev. James Henry (I8364)
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| 1069 | SS Caronia from Liverpool 26 years 10 months, carpenter able to read and write, born English, last residence Southampton, Final destination North Dakota, in possession of $15, Uncle John Biddlecombe in Winona North Dakota | Biddlecomb, Bertie Percival (I8281)
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| 1070 | The filles du roi, or King's Daughters, were some 770 women who arrived in the colony of New France (Canada) between 1663 and 1673, under the financial sponsorship of King Louis XIV of France. Most were single French women and many were orphans. Their transportation to Canada and settlement in the colony were paid for by the King. Some were given a royal gift of a dowry of 50 livres for their marriage to one of the many unmarried male colonists in Canada. These gifts are reflected in some of the marriage contracts entered into by the filles du roi at the time of their first marriages. The filles du roi were part of King Louis XIV's program to promote the settlement of his colony in Canada. Some 737 of these women married and the resultant population explosion gave rise to the success of the colony. Most of the millions of people of French Canadian descent today, both in Quebec and the rest of Canada and the USA (and beyond!), are descendants of one or more of these courageous women of the 17th century. | Targer, Marie (I873)
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| 1071 | The funeral services were held on Sunday Afternoon, conducted by Rev. John Gabrielson. Burial was in the Artesia cemetery. | Healy, Sarah Ann (I35)
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| 1072 | The funeral services were held on Sunday Afternoon, conducted by Rev. John Gabrielson. Burial was in the Artesia cemetery. | Hawley, William (I34)
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| 1073 | The legal age of consent to get married in the state of Washington was 17 with parental consent and 18 without parental consent. Although both Olive and Alice were living in Pullman, Whitman County, Washington, Alice was not yet 16 and therefore unable to get married in Washington. They drove about 20 miles away across the Idaho state line, where she was able to get married, with parental consent at the age of 16. | Family F2447
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| 1074 | There is a small cabin out front on a hill at the Steiner Museum just north of Fairview, Mi. On M-33 N. that use to be down in the valley just before the area it sits today, its all small pine trees now in the valley. Anyway my grandfather Percy Hawley ( son of Frank & Pauline Hawley) told my dad ( Alton Hawley) that his Aunt Lavina & Uncle Burt were married in that cabin. Kind cool family history. | Family F10
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| 1075 | They owned 80 Acres of property located in TWP 30N - Rng 004E Section 1, | Hawley, Edward Eugene (I5337)
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| 1076 | They owned 80 Acres of property located in TWP 30N - Rng 004E Section 1, | Hawley, George Washington (I51)
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| 1077 | They owned 80 Acres of property located in TWP 30N - Rng 004E Section 1, | Hawley, Lavina Mae (I31)
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| 1078 | They owned 80 Acres of property located in TWP 30N - Rng 004E Section 1, | Hawley, Sarah Maud (I52)
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| 1079 | They owned 80 Acres of property located in TWP 30N - Rng 004E Section 1, | Family F12
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| 1080 | They owned a farm, free of mortgage | Bates, Audrey Delfinia (I73)
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| 1081 | They owned a farm, free of mortgage | Bates, Vivian E. (I74)
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| 1082 | They owned a farm, free of mortgage | Bates, William John (I72)
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| 1083 | They owned a farm, free of mortgage | Hawley, George Washington (I51)
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| 1084 | They owned a farm, free of mortgage | Hawley, Sarah Maud (I52)
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| 1085 | They owned a farm, free of mortgage | Family F12
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| 1086 | This assumption is made based on the fact that her daughter Alice May Biddlecomb was married in Latah, Idaho on 8/31/1895. Alice was not of legal age to get married without parental consent. This makes me think that Minnie was also living in Pullman, Whitman, Washington, where both Oliver and Alice were living at the time of their marriage. | Hawley, Minnie Belle (I45)
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| 1087 | This is an assumption based on the fact that he is living with John W. Lockwood, at the age of 14. | Hawley, William (I34)
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| 1088 | This is the day that her daughter Ellen was baptized at St. Bernards Church. | Healy, Sarah Ann (I35)
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| 1089 | This is the only Truman King found on findagrave.com that is buried in a cemetery in Strongs, which is what his death certificate suggests. The findagrave memorial states there is a wooden marker. No birth or death dates are given. | King, Truman Edward (I61)
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| 1090 | Title: The times. : (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897 Place of publication: Owosso, Mich. Geographic coverage: Owosso, Shiawassee, Michigan | View more titles from this: City County, State Publisher: E.O. Dewey Dates of publication: 1882-1897 Description: New ser., vol. 1, no. 1 (Mar. 31, 1882)=whole no. 149-v. 18, no. 49 (Feb. 19, 1897)=whole no. 865. Frequency: Weekly Language: English Notes: Archived issues are available in digital format from the Library of Congress Chronicling America online collection. LCCN: sn 96077385 OCLC: 36114687 ISSN: 2375-4281 Preceding Titles: The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 18??-1882 Succeeding Titles: The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926 | Source (S199)
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| 1091 | To The Asylum – Two inmates of the Oregon penitentiary were yesterday committed to the insane asylum by County Judge G. P. Terrell. They were Oliver Marshall of Baker county, aged 27, and Nora Etta Cole, formerly of Redding, California, aged 17, the girl was received at the prison from Jackson county a few weeks ago, having plead guilty to horse stealing. Her mental condition as “single, pregnant.” Marshall was taken to the asylum last evening and the girl will be transferred this morning. | Marshall, Oliver (I7624)
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| 1092 | Transfer of land in Long Rapids township from Franklin D. Hawley and Charles Hawley to Minnie Bell Hawley | Hawley, Minnie Belle (I45)
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| 1093 | Transferred from U.S.S. Massachusetts Change of Status Code: JJ (Transferred for Temporary Duty) FFT (For Further Transport) | McKenzie, Alexander Orlando (I14)
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| 1094 | U.S., Obituary Collection, 1930-2015 Record Image No Image Text-only collection Name: Gender: Age at Death: Birth Date: Birth Place: Marriage Date: Death Date: Obituary Date: Spouse: Parents: Children: Siblings: | Dauer, Doris June (I7338)
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| 1095 | Unemployed as of the day of the census (6/11/1880) | King, William Thomas (I360)
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| 1096 | Unemployed for 2 months | King, Truman Edward (I61)
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| 1097 | United States Obituary Collection Name of Deceased: Age at Death: Death Date: Obituary Date: Newspaper Title: Newspaper Location: Birth Date: Locations Mentioned in Obituary: Laroche, Kinross, Kalamazoo, Kalamazoo Other Persons Mentioned in Obituary: Dorothy Connell (Frederic) Linda Wieczorkowski (Ken) Ron LaRoche James Kendziorski Phyllis Reo (George) Phillip Lipski (Carol) Donna Duby (Jim) Rosalie Patrow | LaRoche, Jack Richard (I7451)
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| 1098 | United States Obituary Collection Name of Deceased: Age at Death: Death Date: Obituary Date: Newspaper Title: Newspaper Location: Birth Date: Locations Mentioned in Obituary: Villeneuve, Alpena, Other Persons Mentioned in Obituary: Laurie Villeneuve Ann Carmen Villeneuve Wilson Deaton Barbara Villeneuve Jean James Gulish Roxanne Gougeon Linda Villeneuve Sue Steven (Debbie) Rex Alan Donna LeSage Pete Joyce Villeneuve Robert Roy Delores Sharp | Villeneuve, Leonard Phillip (I6522)
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| 1099 | We (the family) were on an extended missionary calling. First to Bangalore, South India then to the community of Indian people imported by the British into Durban, South Africa. Later my parents were in The Fiji Islands which also has a large Indian population and then to Belize, Central America, also a large Indian population. - Jon Ted Hawley | Hawley, Rev. Lawrence William (I1087)
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| 1100 | Were your ancestors married in the United States? In this collection spanning from the 17th century to the 20th century, discover where and when your ancestor was married. You may be able to uncover the couple’s ages, birth years, and parents’ names. | Source (S321)
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| 1101 | Wesley and his family are living right next store to Amelia F. Clark, who is Wesley's future wife. | Jaynes, Eveline (I8750)
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| 1102 | Wesley and his family are living right next store to Amelia F. Clark, who is Wesley's future wife. | Jaynes, Isaac (I8751)
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| 1103 | Wesley and his family are living right next store to Amelia F. Clark, who is Wesley's future wife. | Jaynes, Wesley (I170)
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| 1104 | Wesley and his family are living right next store to Amelia F. Clark, who is Wesley's future wife. | Family F2898
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| 1105 | William and Sarah sold property to Joshua Brickford | Hawley, Ellen (I47)
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| 1106 | William and Sarah sold property to Joshua Brickford | Hawley, Mary Ann (I49)
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| 1107 | William and Sarah sold property to Joshua Brickford | Hawley, William Martin (I48)
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| 1108 | William and Sarah sold property to Joshua Brickford | Family F12
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| 1109 | William Hawley was born in Steuben county, New York, August 31, 1836; died at his home in Bellflower August 28, 1914, after a lingering and painful illness. He had been failing health for several years. Mr. Hawley was a gentle, kindly man, beloved by all who knew him. Enduring all the weary days of pain, covering a period of four months, was never known to murmur. His was indeed "the faith that lifts, the courage that sustains," and he waited patiently, trustingly for release from his sufferings. For him there is a day of sunny rest. For every dark and troubled night;and grief may bide an evening guest and joy shall come with morning light. "For God hath marked each sorrowing day. and numbered every secret tear, and heaven's long age of bliss shall pay for all his children suffer here." The sympathy of the entire community goes out to the faithful wife who ministered with such untiring devotion through his illness. Besides the widow, he leaves two sons living in California, also a daughter in Michigan. Mrs. H. Urguhart. God took dear father home to rest, leaving us here alone in our home, the very air seems fully of gloom, though warmth and fragrance fill the room. God in his wisdom hath recalled the one we loved so well; A place is vacant in our home which never can be filled. Would God but roll away the stones and give us inner sense to see-- Though out of mortal sight is he, His spirit yet is near to me. Dear Savior, who in death hath slept, and at the tomb of Lazarus wept, pity our saddened hearts that been and give us strength which now we need. Mrs. W.H.; Mortuary William Hawley, 78 years of age, a resident of Bellflower for the past three years, died on Friday morning at his home, Somerset Avenue and Ramona, of bronchitis. He had been ailing for several months with a severe cough, and this finally terminated fatally. He leave a wife, two sons and a daughter, only one of the children Charles Hawley, being a resident of this state, living at Buena Park; the other two reside in the east. Mr. Hawley was a good, industrious, Christian man, and his demise is greatly regretted by a large circle of friends here and elsewhere. The funeral services were held on Sunday Afternoon, conducted by Rev. John Gabrielson. Burial was in the Artesia cemetery.; | Healy, Sarah Ann (I35)
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| 1110 | William Hawley was born in Steuben county, New York, August 31, 1836; died at his home in Bellflower August 28, 1914, after a lingering and painful illness. He had been failing health for several years. Mr. Hawley was a gentle, kindly man, beloved by all who knew him. Enduring all the weary days of pain, covering a period of four months, was never known to murmur. His was indeed "the faith that lifts, the courage that sustains," and he waited patiently, trustingly for release from his sufferings. For him there is a day of sunny rest. For every dark and troubled night;and grief may bide an evening guest and joy shall come with morning light. "For God hath marked each sorrowing day. and numbered every secret tear, and heaven's long age of bliss shall pay for all his children suffer here." The sympathy of the entire community goes out to the faithful wife who ministered with such untiring devotion through his illness. Besides the widow, he leaves two sons living in California, also a daughter in Michigan. Mrs. H. Urguhart. God took dear father home to rest, leaving us here alone in our home, the very air seems fully of gloom, though warmth and fragrance fill the room. God in his wisdom hath recalled the one we loved so well; A place is vacant in our home which never can be filled. Would God but roll away the stones and give us inner sense to see-- Though out of mortal sight is he, His spirit yet is near to me. Dear Savior, who in death hath slept, and at the tomb of Lazarus wept, pity our saddened hearts that been and give us strength which now we need. Mrs. W.H.; Mortuary William Hawley, 78 years of age, a resident of Bellflower for the past three years, died on Friday morning at his home, Somerset Avenue and Ramona, of bronchitis. He had been ailing for several months with a severe cough, and this finally terminated fatally. He leave a wife, two sons and a daughter, only one of the children Charles Hawley, being a resident of this state, living at Buena Park; the other two reside in the east. Mr. Hawley was a good, industrious, Christian man, and his demise is greatly regretted by a large circle of friends here and elsewhere. The funeral services were held on Sunday Afternoon, conducted by Rev. John Gabrielson. Burial was in the Artesia cemetery.; | Hawley, William (I34)
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| 1111 | William Hawley, 77 years old. of Hillman was refused shelter at a farmhouse during the recent blizzard and nearly perished from the cold. | Hawley, George Washington (I51)
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| 1112 | William Hawley, 77 years old. of Hillman was refused shelter at a farmhouse during the recent blizzard and nearly perished from the cold. | Family F12
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| 1113 | Working all years (0 months out of work) | Hawley, Charles A. (I6722)
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| 1114 | World War 1 Draft Registration | Huff, Margaret (I8366)
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| 1115 | World War 1 Draft Registration | Pattison, Rev. James Henry (I8364)
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| 1116 | Written as Works on farm | Hawley, William (I34)
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