Notes
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| 1 | Knuth, Harold John Sr. (I566)
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| 2 | ? | Johannes, Wijbe (I1519)
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| 3 | ? | Wiegers, Jan (I1504)
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| 4 | ? | Harings, Jancke (I1490)
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| 5 | ? | Joostes ?, Wouter (I1489)
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| 6 | ? | Attema, Siek Symens (I1487)
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| 7 | ? | Visser, Tietie (I1486)
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| 8 | ? | Jans, Antje (I1478)
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| 9 | ? | Wouters, Cornelis (I1477)
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| 10 | ? | Hilverda, Trijntje Jacobs (I1451)
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| 11 | ? | Nauta, Klaas Piers (I1448)
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| 12 | ? | Family: Siek Symens Attema / Wypkien Jans Visser (F1056)
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| 13 | “8 spaces left of Lona” | Schoelzel, Phyllis Diane (I185)
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| 14 | “and Concord” | Weber, Dickinson Andrew (I14641)
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| 15 | “At a local hospital” | Williams, Charles (I14580)
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| 16 | “At her home on Lawrence and Wolf Roads” | Franzen, Matilda (I1081)
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| 17 | “At her son’s home” | Weber, Marjorie Florence (I14626)
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| 18 | “auf der Bleiche bei Haarlem” | Deters vulgo Hasken, Anna Adelheit (I15534)
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| 19 | “Came to Nebraska with her parents in 1878 and settled north of Holbrook in Gosper County.” | Bible, Martha Louise (I795)
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| 20 | “Child of unnamed unnamed father and mother.” | Roelofs, Antje (I2311)
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| 21 | “conscription call for Howerd, 1812; substitute for Jan Arjens Noordenbos (born 1792) in Holwerd; 27.4.1813 fusilier 124th Infantry Regiment, No. 5066 5th Battalion, 2nd Battalion 1st Company; in 1813, deserted” (from Tresoar Napoleon Soldier Registry). | Bangma, Jan Oedses (I2859)
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| 22 | “De ekonomiska förhållandena i gården måste ha varit ytterst svaga när Pehr dog 1839. Dottern Brita giftes 15-årig bort med Hans Pehrsson, vilken skötte gården tills Mårten tog över den 1853. Bröderna Mårten, Malde och Petter ackorderades 1846 ut i trakten till olika bönder, möjligen med auktionsförfarande, kallades myndlingar i kyrkboken.” (Google translate: ““The economic conditions in the farm must have been extremely weak when Pehr died in 1839. The daughter Brita married 15-year-old Hans Pehrsson, who took care of the farm until Mårten took over in 1853. The brothers Mårten, Malde and Petter were ordained in 1846 in various areas. peasants, possibly by auction procedure, were called civil servants in the church book. ”) | Mårtensson, Pehr (I2016)
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| 23 | “Designed the visitor’s center at the Morton Arboretum in Lisle and headed the remodeling of the president’s house at the University of Chicago. He also designed the Junior Museum in the Art Institute.” | Myhrum, Arthur Roger M. (I5081)
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| 24 | “Graduated from Brown University, where he held every sprint and hurdle record and won multiple championships. Later, while running for the New York Athletic Club, he was a two-time member of the national championship 400-meter relay team and tied the world record in the 40-yard dash. He served in the Navy from 1941 to 1945 as a lieutenant commander in the Atlantic and Pacific fleets. After the war, he was an announcer at the Yankee Network in Boston. He worked in advertising for 25 years and had clients including the Ritz-Carlton and Plaza hotel.” | Clapp, Kenneth D. (I3146)
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| 25 | “He took the Feldkamp name at the time of his first marriage (to Gerdt Henrich Feldkamp’s widow)” | Köbbemann, Johann Hermann (I10501)
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| 26 | “In a local hospital” | Welge, Charlie Fred (I13318)
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| 27 | “in a local nursing home” | Scharringhausen, Beatrice L. (I7295)
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| 28 | “In the Akron area since 1963” | Buckles, Roscoe Link (I17521)
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| 29 | “Killed by an indian.” | Kimball, Thomas (I9227)
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| 30 | “Leo” pronounced to rhyme with Kayo. | Morano, Leontine (I18548)
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| 31 | “near Bluff City” | Smalling, Henrietta (I17670)
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| 32 | “near Hondo” | Reitzer, Nick (I17237)
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| 33 | “near Johnson City” | Faulkner, Ida Belle (I17466)
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| 34 | “On a farm near Holbrook” | Rude, Harry Edgar (I3176)
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| 35 | “Probably the grandson of Gerd Swarte who was Bürgermeister in Lingen in 1601” | Swarte, Johannes (I10406)
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| 36 | “probably” | Klinge, Conrad (I2719)
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| 37 | “probably” | Saatkamp, Gertrud (I2748)
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| 38 | “Rural” | Poore, Claude Marion (I15160)
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| 39 | “Sister of Mary Brinker, Julia Mraz, Sophia Zvolsky, and the late Louis Narowetz.” | Narowetz, Hedvika E. (I3277)
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| 40 | 04:00 | Visser, Cornelis Jans (I1481)
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| 41 | 1 Brainard Street | Kline, Frances Emily (I13495)
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| 42 | 1 Brainard Street | Dading, George Washington (I13494)
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| 43 | 1 Ives Street | Campbell, William Francis Henry (I62)
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| 44 | 1 Ives Street | Healy, Maria Agnes (I63)
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| 45 | 1 Lake Way | McGrath, Eileen Veronica Teresa (I53)
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| 46 | 1 Lake Way | McGrath, Eileen Veronica Teresa (I53)
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| 47 | 1 Lake Way | O'Malley, John Thomas (I54)
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| 48 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | O'Malley, M.E. (I73)
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| 49 | 1 Lake Way | O'Malley, John Thomas (I54)
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| 50 | 1 Northboro Street | Kennedy, Thomas Francis (I56)
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