Notes
Matches 8,101 to 8,150 of 11,727
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| 8101 | Hugleifs | Pehrsdotter, Brita Catharina (I2173)
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| 8102 | Humana Hospital | Mierkey, Evan Sr. (I12586)
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| 8103 | Hussey Street | Dahl, Bertha Sophia (I1551)
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| 8104 | Hussey Street | Conway, John Patrick Jr. (I1550)
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| 8105 | I | Rieke, Sandford E. (I11632)
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| 8106 | I 229 | Landmeier, Martha (I3663)
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| 8107 | I 229 | Kuhlmann, Edward (I3728)
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| 8108 | I 232 | Mollenkamp, Wilhelm (I4230)
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| 8109 | I 232 | Kossack, Elise (I4231)
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| 8110 | I 241 | Franzen, Elise (I1085)
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| 8111 | I 241 | Knaack, Albert (I1090)
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| 8112 | I-131 | Foster, Rosalie Myrtle (I505)
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| 8113 | Identified as Kristina Maria Jörensdotter Siltberg in her death record. | Södergren, Christina Maria Jöransdotter (I2251)
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| 8114 | IHS | Furlong, Catherine Jeanne (I14245)
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| 8115 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: S.M. Mance / C.M. Barrows (F10322)
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| 8116 | Illini Restorative Care Center | Rushing, Anna L. (I3364)
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| 8117 | Illinois Statewide Marriage Index gives first name as “Lizzie”. | Franzen, Elise (I1085)
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| 8118 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Campbell, S.M. (I45)
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| 8119 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Campbell, M. (I46)
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| 8120 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Campbell, S.A. (I44)
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| 8121 | Immanuel Church | Family: Frederick William Ebeling / Anna Adelheid Maria Louisa Athmer (F759)
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| 8122 | Immigrated to US in 1834, leaving Bremen on 1 May and arriving in Baltimore on 27 June. Lived first in Cincinnati, Ohio before moving to Chicago in 1835 and settling in Addison Township (Bensenville) in 1837. Godparents: Herman Frantzen vulgo Spieker from the List property, Johan Berendt Wilke’s son Herman & Henrich Esch the master carpenter. Article published in the Cook County Herald on 22 May 1925 gives an extensive account of the family’s early days in America. | Franzen, Hermann Bernhard Heinrich (I120)
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| 8123 | Immigrated to US in 1841. Godparents: Gerd Gieske & Margaretha Franzen. | Frantzen, Johann Gerhard (I196)
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| 8124 | Immigrated to US with her children in 1835. Settled first near Des Plaines, Illinois; later in Rock Run Township. | Koester, Anna Adelheid (I1010)
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| 8125 | Immigrated to US with his wife and two children in 1853 (19 years after his father, step-mother, and step-siblings).; settled in Addison Township (Bensenville). Godparents: Johann Frantzen & Gesina Helena List | Franzen, Johan Gerhard Heinrich (I111)
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| 8126 | Immigrated to Utah. | Hentzen, Mette Marie (I8399)
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| 8127 | Immigrated to Utah. | Nielsen, Peder (I8402)
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| 8128 | Immigrated under the surname Thalen. | Dresselhaus, Anna Gesina (I10451)
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| 8129 | In 1603, Konrad was the pastor of the Reformed church at Thuine near Lingen. He was driven out by the Catholics in the Counter-Reformation in 1606, which was actively pressed in the Lingen area. On 29 May 1608, he was installed as pastor of the Reformed church at Lienen, succeeding his father who had died that January. In 1609, he began an inventory book for the church at Lienen (this Lagerbuch is still in the church archives there). In 1646, he was succeeded as pastor by his wife’s nephew, Wilhelm Snethlage. | Klinge, Conrad (I2711)
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| 8130 | In 1647, he was named guardian of the two children of his sister Foockel by her second husband Hand Nannes. | Bangma, Douwe Oedses (I2392)
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| 8131 | In 1801, Mette was a domestic in the household of Peder Christensen. | Thorsdatter, Mette (I5421)
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| 8132 | In 1850, Joseph was living in the household of William A. and Hannah Gurley in Boxford. Joseph’s wife Rachel is William’s niece. In 1855 and 1860, he was living in the household of Samuel Kimball, also in Boxford. It is not clear whether Samuel is related to the other Boxford Kimballs in this tree. In 1900, Joseph was living in the household of David Perley in Rowley. Informant on his death certificate is Annie Elisabeth Mortimer, his daughter. | Farley, Joseph Kendal (I8220)
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| 8133 | In 1865, Hannah was widowed and working as a housekeeper in the household of Amos and Horace Berry, along with her daughter Mary. | Atherton, Hannah (I5698)
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| 8134 | In 1865, Mary was working with her mother as a housekeeper in the household of Amos and Horace Berry. | Gurley, Mary Coggin (I5700)
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| 8135 | In 1880, worked at a furniture works (as did his sister Anna’s husband, Charles Knuth). Started work for James S. Kirk & Co. Soap when he was 21 years old. Retired in 1930 when the company was acquired by Procter & Gamble. Resided at 2934 Logan Boulevard, Chicago, and had a summer home in Burlington, Wisconsin. | Oestmann, Jacob Louis (I102)
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| 8136 | In 1891, Captain Conway and his Stella purchased their home at 3 Milk Street in Nantucket. This house was later the home of their son Frank and his family. Frank’s wife Catherine lived in the house until 1993. | Family: Captain John P. Conway / Teresa Estelle Johnson (F1115)
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| 8137 | In 1900 he was living with his cousin (“H. Kleinschmidt”) in Scio Township. | Kleinschmidt, Frank Julius (I3962)
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| 8138 | In 1900, Albert was working as a servant in the household of Fred and Alwina Landmeier. Alwina is Elsie Franzen’s sister. | Knaack, Albert (I1090)
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| 8139 | In 1900, he was a farm laborer for John Feldkamp in Sharon Township. | Kleinschmidt, William Henry (I3963)
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| 8140 | In 1900, she was a servant in the household of William Gadd in Bridgewater Township. | Sodt, Lydia (I3976)
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| 8141 | In 1910, Bruce was working as an apprentice in a paint factory in Gibbsboro, Camden, New Jersey (likely the Lucas Paint Company). He was a boarder in the household of George Hawes. 6’ 1.5”, 195 pounds, hazel eyes, brown-to-gray hair, ruddy complexion. Worked for B.F. Goodrich Co. in 1942. | Pulver, Bruce Nelson (I681)
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| 8142 | In 1910, Walter was living as a lodger in the household of his future father-in-law, John Orr. In 1940, Walter had a housekeeper living in his residence: Bernice A. Smith, age 43, along with her son John H. Grantham, age 19. Listed as divorced in 1940 census. | Canty, Walter Francis (I8271)
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| 8143 | In 1930, Peter was living in the household of John F. Patton and working as a farm laborer. Though he is not living with Hanna, he is still listed as married. Similarly, in 1920, he was living in the household of Fred Paley and working as a railroad section foreman. Inace (or Inez) Paley, Fred’s daughter, was a friend of Irma Hanson. | Erickson, Peter (I601)
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| 8144 | In 1930, the family had a border: Ellen Gleason, age 68. | Family: Charles August Ferdinand Knuth / Bertha A. Nordholz (F62)
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| 8145 | In 1940, Rosalie was a lodger in the household of Martin Diekel in Middle Amana, Iowa County, Iowa. Lived in Iowa. As of 1979, she lived in either Bettendorf or Davenport (Grace Mohr’s address book listed 3591 29th St., Bettendorf, while Clifford’s listed 1511 Grand Ave, Davenport.) | Foster, Rosalie Myrtle (I505)
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| 8146 | In 1942, Israel worked at the Lawrence Print Works, Merrimack St., Lawrence, Massachusetts. | Marion, Israel (I7826)
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| 8147 | In a hospital, 8 a.m. | Holloway, Effie Belle (I777)
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| 8148 | In a nursing home | Winkelman, Clara D. (I7077)
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| 8149 | In her home | Knuth, Beatrice Paulina Lucille (I6328)
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| 8150 | In her home | Leonhard, Ellen Marie (I3362)
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