Notes
Matches 6,401 to 6,450 of 12,717
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| 6401 | Antarve | Maldesdotter, Margaretha (I10620)
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| 6402 | Antarve | Olofsdotter, Helena (I10622)
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| 6403 | Antarve | Jacobsdotter, Cattrin (I10869)
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| 6404 | Antarve | Jacobsdotter, Margareta (I10887)
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| 6405 | Antarve | Jacobsson, Clas (I10913)
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| 6406 | Antarve | Jacobsson, Jon (I10930)
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| 6407 | Antarve | Jacobsson, Jöran (I10931)
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| 6408 | Antarve | Jacobsson, Povel (I10959)
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| 6409 | Antarve | Jönsson, Jacob (I10997)
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| 6410 | Antarve | Jöransson, Olof (I11028)
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| 6411 | Antarve | Larsdotter, Helena (I11083)
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| 6412 | Antarve | Larsdotter, Helena (I11084)
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| 6413 | Antarve | Larsdotter, Margaretha Maria (I11089)
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| 6414 | Antarve | Larsson, Jöns (I11112)
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| 6415 | Antarve | Larsson, Laurentius (I11122)
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| 6416 | Antarve | Larsson, Laurentius (I11123)
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| 6417 | Antarve | Larsson, Petrus (I11139)
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| 6418 | Antarve | Maldesson, Lars (I11176)
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| 6419 | Antarve | Olsson, Grels (I11417)
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| 6420 | Antarve | Pehrsdotter, Christina (I11446)
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| 6421 | Antarve | Pehrsdotter, Margaretha (I11452)
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| 6422 | Antarve | Persdotter, Anna (I11476)
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| 6423 | Antarve | Persson, Hans (I11491)
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| 6424 | Antarve | Povelsdotter, Anna (I11500)
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| 6425 | Antarve | Jacobsson, Clas (I10555)
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| 6426 | Antarve | Jacobsdotter, Cattrin (I10868)
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| 6427 | Antarve | Jacobsson, Clas (I10913)
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| 6428 | Antarve | Jacobsson, Jon (I10930)
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| 6429 | Antarve | Jacobsson, Jöran (I10931)
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| 6430 | Antarve | Larsdotter, Clara (I11074)
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| 6431 | Antarve | Larsdotter, Helena (I11083)
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| 6432 | Antarve | Larsdotter, Margaretha Maria (I11089)
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| 6433 | Antarve | Larsson, Laurentius (I11122)
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| 6434 | Antarve | Larsson, Laurentius (I11123)
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| 6435 | Antarve | Larsson, Petrus (I11139)
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| 6436 | Aparently moved to Denver shortly after daughter Emma Sophie. Grandson Charles Schoelzel recalls standing on the sidewalk in front of her house one night in 1908 and watching Haley’s comet streak across the sky. | Oestmann, Anna Mary (I88)
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| 6437 | Appears as “C.P.” in the 1870 census. | Charry, Celestia P. (I9409)
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| 6438 | Applegate Convalescent Center | Hansen, Carl Anders (I499)
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| 6439 | Arden Courts | Riedelsperger, Dorothy (I16579)
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| 6440 | Arlington Hospital | Buckles, Dewey (I17738)
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| 6441 | Arrived from Ireland in 1905 1907 or 1908. At the time of the 1910 census, Annie worked as a servant in the household of George Alber, 1026 Main St., Worcester. | Kett, Annie A. (I3280)
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| 6442 | Arrived in New Orleans with his brother Heinrich Christian and his sister Emma on 13 November 1854. Probably came to Chicago in 1855. First appears in the Chicago City Directory in 1857. Served as Postmaster, Treasurer, Trustee, and Village President of Bensenville. | Tiedemann, Peter Theodor (I4582)
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| 6443 | Arrived in New York aboard the SS United States on 21 April 1953. | Garnett, John Robert Michael (I279)
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| 6444 | Arrived in New York aboard the vessel Patras from Pirius, Greece on the 13 July 1909. Worked for DiBurro’s Sea Grille (23 Merrimack St., Haverhill) in 1942. | Tsepas, Stamatios Demetriou (I13115)
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| 6445 | Arrived in New York on 25 July 1845 with her parents and siblings Mina and Gerhardt. Arrived in Chicago before the time of the 1850 census. | Fortmann, Anna Margaretha (I4583)
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| 6446 | Arrived in the U.S. in New York City on 14 May 1850 aboard the Alexander out of Bremen. Apparently travelled with Hermann Rottger and William Dittmers, both of Hohenaverbergen. Jacob was a founding member of Saint Peter’s German Evangelical Church in Chicago. Jacob had a store at the same location for 60 years. He lived with his daughter Augusta in 1910 and at 2549 N. Cornelia St. at the time of his death. | Oestmann, Jacob (I100)
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| 6447 | Arrived in US through Ellis Island just before WWI (1913?). In Warsaw, he worked as a cobbler and as a city park service gardener. Left Poland to get away from a bad political situation (perhaps to avoid conscription). Probably lied about his age when he entered the country (or when he got married). Had several siblings, including one sister in Poland and two (?) in US. Known as “Pa.” Had a big vegetable garden. Was fond of blackberry brandy. Name is pronounced “Gloof-ka” in Polish; means “head” or “big head.” In 1942, he worked for City Mills in Norfolk, Massachusetts. | Główka, Józef Piotr (I79)
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| 6448 | Artesia Hospital | Martens, Jelte A. (I471)
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| 6449 | Arthur and Esther were married in Monterey, Minnesota, which later merged with Triumph to become the current city of Trimont. | Family: Arthur Holtz / Esther Dora Alvina Quade (F4900)
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| 6450 | As 1900, Anna had two surviving children of four born. | Perlinsky, Anna (I10203)
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