Notes
Matches 12,301 to 12,350 of 13,527
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| 12301 | It is assumed Dennis is the son of Rachel and Amos Holloway due to the fact that he is buried with his mom. | Holloway, Dennis J. (I22214)
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| 12302 | It is assumed James is the father of Letha Anderson Scott. There is no definite proofe, however he is living with Letha and her husband Thomas in the 1850 census. | Anderson, James (I3148)
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| 12303 | It is assumed that Abner and Mary are the parents of Delilah as they are living with them in 1850. | Young, Abner (I22947)
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| 12304 | It is assumed that Barbary Long is the mother of Rachel as she is in the household with James and Rachel in 1870. Further research is needed to find out if she is, if possible. | Barbara (I22898)
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| 12305 | It is assumed that Ellen is the sister to Rachel since she is listed as an Aunt to Reson Dudgeon. Further research is needed, if possible, to determine if that is actually her sister. | Long, Ellen (I20999)
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| 12306 | It is assumed that Epherans is the brother of Elijah due to them being the ages they are and that Epherans is within the household with Elijah when living with his mother in law Rebecca Rue | Overman, Epherans (I22578)
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| 12307 | It is assumed that Gideon is the father of Elizabeth J "Eliza" Stafford. There is no proof at this time to say that is accurate. | Stafford, Gideon (I23750)
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| 12308 | It is assumed that Lydia is Israel and Hannah's daughter. Further research needs to be done to verify this. | Chadwick, Lydia Ann (I3750)
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| 12309 | It is assumed that Robert and Joanna were married on January 14th. The license was issued on the 13th and then signatures were done on the 14th on the bottom. One can only assume that is an accurate date for the wedding | Family: Robert Bailey / Joanna A. Vice (F1407)
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| 12310 | It is assumed that Samuel is the son of Robert and Elizabeth. However, it is possible that he is not. Generally, in the census records they list them in order of birth, however, it is possible that they forgot and didn't want to cross it out and so they did it in the order that they did in 1870. Further research will answer this question. | Fickle, Samuel (I21911)
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| 12311 | It is assumed that Sarah was born and died in Indiana as her parents whole married life was in Indiana. Why there was such a huge gap between William and her is unknown. However, her mom, Phebe, states in 1900 she is the mother of 2 children with only 1 living. Sarah is buried with her parents. She is on the back side of their tombstone. | Coble, Sarah Ann (I24409)
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| 12312 | It is assumed that the marriage license and marriage date are the same as the area on the certificate where the marriage date should be is blank. No matter how many different ways i search this, I cannot find another document for the marriage. | Family: James E. Bryant / Lavoisa "Louvisa" Alred (F7247)
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| 12313 | It is assumed that the online trees are correct in that Nancy is the daughter of John and Rebecca. Her birthdate does coincide with the marriage of John and Rebecca as John married Rebecca in 1825. With Nancy's birth she would of been one of the first children born to John and Rebecca. I find it hard to believe that John and Rebecca waited 6 years before they had any children. If i could find Nancy's death certificate that listed her parents that would prove it. It appears that Nancy may have had more children that did not survive infancy. There is a gap of 8 years between Mary and Lelly. Most likely there was at least 2 or 3 children that were born between the years of 1850 and 1856 as it was not normal for a family to have that much of a age gap between children. Nancy is listed as being born in 1828 in the 1860, 1870,1880 & 1910 Census. | Baird, Nancy E. (I24200)
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| 12314 | It is assumed that this is the mother of Susannah due to the fact that Elijah and Susannah are living in the household after they were married and Susannah is a Rue by birth. | Tolbert, Rebecca (I22573)
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| 12315 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I23342)
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| 12316 | It is assumption that what is on find a grave is correct. The tombstone that is there you can't really read. | Eberhart, Infant Child (I23634)
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| 12317 | It is possible that Susan and Sarah are one in the same. Susan is not in the household in 1860, but Sarah is. | Barbee, Susan (I6456)
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| 12318 | It is stated in 1900 that Maggie is the mother of 5 children, with 4 living, In 1910 it is stated that she is the mother of 9 children, with 5 living. Margaret is listed as being born in 1867 in the 1880 Census | Dishong, Margaret (I22509)
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| 12319 | It is stated in the 1900 and 1910 Census that Ida is the mother of 7 children with 6 living. | McCoy, Mary Ida May (I22613)
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| 12320 | It is stated in the 1900 Census that Emma is the mother of 7 children with 6 living. | Lamb, Mary Emily (I22620)
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| 12321 | It is stated in the 1900 Census that Nettie is the mother of 5 children, with 5 living. Where is the 5th child in 1900? | Kestler, Nettie (I14136)
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| 12322 | It is stated that Amanda is the mother of 1 child with none living in 1900. Amanda is listed as Amanda Melvina Horton in the marriage with Darius. On her death certificate it states her dad as David Campbell. This means she was married before she married Darius. It is unknown at this time whether the deceased child belongs to Darius or Mr. Horton, the previous marriage. | Campbell, Amanda Melvina (I22489)
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| 12323 | It is stated that Elizabeth is the mother of 11 children with 9 living in the 1910 Census Elizabeth is listed as being born in 1848 in the 1860 Census. In the 1860 Census, all the people are listed on where they were born if known. Elizabeth is listed as being born in Tipton County, Indiana. | Scott, Elizabeth M. (I8240)
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| 12324 | It is unclear at this point if the middle initial is H or N. In the 1850 Census it has it as H and the 1860 Census has it as N. Further research is required to find out which is the middle initial. | Hatfield, John H. (I16867)
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| 12325 | It is unclear at this time weather this child, Arthur, is Joseph's son. He was not listed with them in the 1860 census. Furthur research is required to find out for sure. | Kelsay, Arthur (I22131)
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| 12326 | It is unclear who Jonathan's parents are. Some trees state that Jonathan is the son of Michael and Katharine (Hudlow) Shaffer. When I look for Michael Jonathan is not in the household with them. I would imagine sine Jonathan did not marry Martha Stover until 1862, he would be in the household with his parents, especially in the 1850 Census as he was only 12 at the time. Further research is necessary to determine who his parents are and if they are deceased, where he is at. | Sheffer, Jonathan D. "John" (I9501)
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| 12327 | It is unknown at this time if William is the son of Rachael. If his age of 8 months in 1870 is accurate, she is not his mother as Rudolph and Rachael did not marry until February of 1870. If the age is incorrect, then she is most likely his mother. | Sperry, William (I378)
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| 12328 | It is unknown what day Leonidas and Effie were married. The license was issued on December 24, 1895 in Clark county. The document does not show a return for the marriage. It is possible that they were married the same day that the license was issued, but i have no proof to be able to determine this. | Family: Leonidas D. "Lee" Wallace / Effie E. Groop (F7307)
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| 12329 | It is unknown what the name of this child is. Find a grave has him listed and has him as a boy. Without physically being there and seeing the tombstone I cannot say forsure | Eberhart, Infant Child (I23633)
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| 12330 | It is unknown when Margaret died however she is not in the 1870 Census. Sarah is listed as having 9 children with 3 living in the 1900 Census | Dishong, Margaret A. (I24160)
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| 12331 | It is unknown where Alonzo Marion /Marion Alonzo was in 1860. He was about a year old than his brother Aaron. Aaron is listed in the 1860 Census in his parents household, however Alonzo Marion is not for some reason. The census taker could have forgotten to write him in or the family (or whoever told the census taker) forgot to mention Alonzo. Or he could have been within another household as an apprentice as was a common practice back in the day. | Hizer, Marion Alonzo (I15609)
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| 12332 | It is unknown where Jacob and Celia is in 1850. I am unable to find them in the 1850 Census. | Ramseyer, Jacob (I8068)
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| 12333 | It is unknown where Luther and Anna are in the 1870 Census. I have looked under every possibility that i could think of with no luck. Maybe they were traveling at that time or in a place that it was unknown that the place existed. Maybe at some point I will be able to find them. | Fryman, Luther (I17309)
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| 12334 | It is unknown where Samuel, Mary and their children are in the 1850 Census. I have been unable to locate them. Most likely their last name was misspelled or they were traveling to Indiana at the time. | Smith, Samuel H. (I23941)
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| 12335 | It is unknown where Stephen is in 1910 and 1930. Stephen is listed as being born in November 1872 in the 1900 Census | Swank, Stephen B. (I20770)
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| 12336 | It is unknown where this family was in 1910. They are married by the time the census was taken. Further research is needed to locate them in 1910. By this time they would have been married 3 years. | Dresher, Edward M. (I2613)
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| 12337 | It is unknown where William and his wife are in 1870. Eliza is not living within the household of her parents in 1870. There is a James Mock living within the household in 1880. It is unknown how he is related, if at all. There is a Helen Mock, born @1907 in Indiana that is listed as William and Eliza's granddaughter. It is unknown whose child this is yet. | Mock, William C. (I1986)
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| 12338 | It is unknown why but some of the children were in the household next door in 1860. The head of the household is Wm A Taylor. The children that were in his household were: John, Charles, Olive, and Emma. | Bonham, Peter C. (I10953)
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| 12339 | It states in the 1850 Census that Fletcher was born in Bath County. H o wever, Bath County wasn't formed until 1811 from Montgomery County a nd F letcher was born in 1804. | Donaldson, Fletcher (I20725)
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| 12340 | It states in the 1850 Census that Fletcher was born in Bath County. Ho wever, Bath County wasn't formed until 1811 from Montgomery County and F letcher was born in 1804. | Donaldson, Fletcher (I20725)
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| 12341 | J W and his wife Racheal have several people in the household in 1850 that is unknown if they are related or not. They are Daniel Hoffman, 35 born in Ohio, Hery Kline, 20 born in Ohio, Asa McDonald, 24 born in Ohio, Nancy Webster, 19 born in Ohio, and W C Webster, 24 born in Scotland. | Crouse, J. W. (I22479)
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| 12342 | Jack Allen Caldwell, Sr. 82, of Lancaster died Dec. 31, 2007. He was b orn in Danville on October 29, 1925, son of the late Eliza Jane Johnso n and Robert Harding Caldwell. He worked for the Advocate Messenger fo r 25 years, the last 10 as Circulation Manager and Business Representa tive before moving to the circulation department of the Lexington Hera ld Leader for 10 years. He was the widower of Barbara Robertson Caldwe ll. Jack served in the US Navy during WWII as a gunner's mate Second C lass. He was in the DDay assault on Omaha Beach at Normandy. During th e assault he carried in TNT that weighed more than he did and was woun ded in the battle. He was awarded two bronze stars and a purple hear t for his valor in service. Jack was a member of Lexington Ave. Baptis t Church for 70 years, a member of the American Legion, Boyle Post # 4 6 for 60 years and was Captain of the post in 1978, 1979 and 1982. H e was a life member of the Disabled American Veterans and the Navy Sea l Museum Association. He was also a member of the Veterans of Foreig n Wars. From 1946 to 1952 he worked at Gwinn Island Resort for Lucill e and Wellington Cooper. Survivors include his children, Jack A. Caldw ell, Jr. (Paula Hamm) of Danville, Debra Ann Caldwell of Danville, Eli zabeth Caldwell Bastiane lII-Johnson of Lexington, Robert Lewis Caldwe ll (Belinda) of Lancaster and John Theodore Caldwell of Lexington; sev en grandchildren and 3 great-grandchildren. Burial was at Camp Nelso n National Cemetery Source: Ancestry.com. U.S. Cemetery and Funeral Home Collect ion [dat abase on-line]. Provo, UT,USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2011 | Caldwell, Jack A. (I18035)
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| 12343 | Jacob is listed as being born in 1844 in the 1860 Census. The 1920 Census has Jacob born in 1846. | Cablish, Jacob (I23436)
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| 12344 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I17570)
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| 12345 | James has his niece Lizzie living with them in 1880. Her last name i s Bryant. Which one of his sister's is her mother? | Gorman, James S. (I16407)
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| 12346 | James has his niece Lizzie living with them in 1880. Her last name is Bryant. Which one of his sister's is her mother? | Gorman, James S. (I16407)
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| 12347 | James is listed as being born in 1847 in the 1850 Census. | Arnold, James (I11154)
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| 12348 | James is listed as being born in 1851 in the 1870 Census. | Eck, James (I23646)
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| 12349 | James is listed in the 1850 Census as being born in 1846. Even though James appears to be in a different family than his parents, what it is actually is that his brother and wife were living with his parents. The census taker put Lewis as a different family within the household and therefore it appears that his siblings are their children when they are not. | Martz, James (I1198)
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| 12350 | James was listed as James T in the 1880 Census, however , in the 1900 Census he is listed as Franklin | Robbins, James Franklin (I24446)
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