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| 51 | Ellen /Harris/ | Harris, Ellen L (I2043)
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| 52 | Els says it is Henricus F. Rainson. | Rainson, Henri François (I2661)
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| 53 | Els says it is rolande Tatinclau. | Tatindouix?, Rolande Maria Marcelle (I1619)
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| 54 | Emigrant. | Dougherty, James (I130)
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| 55 | Emile was an orphaned twin. He went to one family and his brother to another. They had a good inheritance but his brother's family was poor and they spent it all. | Steynen, Emile Gisbert Marie François (I1878)
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| 56 | Ethel C Mayfield wife of Sherwood Noble I am assuming her maiden is Mayfield because her mother is referred to as Mrs. Nellie Mayfield According to a Inspection Memorandum from Immigration services. Ethel applied for Immigration and permanent residency in the US on 27Sep1923. In this document she indicates she is a Canadian citizen. She was born in Kentucky and lived there from 1890 -1895. Her mothers name is referred to as Mrs. Nellie Mayfield living in Kingsville, Ont. (as her father was born in Kentucky, I assumed they moved to Canada where her mother was born and became Canadian citizens) She also indicates that Sherwood is currently living at 900 E. Lincoln, Royal Oak She list herself as 33 years old, 5’6”, fair complexion, brown hair, blue eyes, and in good health. The actual border crossing took place in Oct 1923 according to a manifest for that time. Listed on the manifest is Ethel age 33, Helen age 6, Sam (most likely Sarah, manifest was filled out by a clerk, not Ethel), Glenn age 5, Claire age 3, and Corrine age 1 month. Mrs. Nellie Mayfield had 2 other Daughters born in the US and moved back to Canada from Kentucky in 1895 or 1896. Both dates are referenced in the 1901 and 1911 Canadian census. According to the 1901 Canadian census she was a widow. | Mayfield, Ethel C (I2961)
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| 57 | Family Search | Source (S81)
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| 58 | familysearch.org | Source (S283)
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| 59 | Felicia says it is spelled Eileen. | LaBarge, Eliane (I1937)
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| 60 | First wife. | Dougherty, Lucy (I405)
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| 61 | Florence /Wells/ | Wells, Florence (I3661)
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| 62 | Founder of La Grand-Baie | Harvey, Vitaline (I3103)
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| 63 | Frances "Frankey" Lea Jessee is not listed in the estate settlement of her husband, John Jessee, Senior (see the settlement in notes about John Jessee, Senior) signed on March 28, 1828 after his death on Nov. 17, 1815. (Russell Co.,VA, D.B. 1, p. 304). Therefore, I assume that she was deceased by March, 1828. The book by Anne Wynn Laningham, "Early Settlers of Lee County, Virginia and Adjacent Counties, Volume 1" (Frankfort, Ky. Historical Library 975.502) page 172, states that she died in Russell Co., VA., after 1812. The first name of one of her sons was her maiden name: Lea Jessee. | Lea, Frances "Frankey" (I964)
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| 64 | George ? /McCormick/ There is a George McCormick Buried at Hillside Cemetery in St Clair DOD 7 Jan 1904, DOB 1 Dec 1828 Also A Solomon 1854 - 1933 and Esther Hart 1859 - 1933 buried at same cemetery and Mary Jane, w/o George buried at Hillside DOD 18 Jan 1902, DOB 12 Aug 1822 | McCormick, George H. (I1448)
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| 65 | George abandoned his family when they were young children. The mother did laundry to feed her family. | Schaefer, George Michael (I2398)
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| 66 | German soldier in WWII and in a Russian prison camp for eight years. | Fischer, Alfons (I3369)
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| 67 | Had Hilda Clay, the youngest, Lorraine (her brother), and Jane. | Long, Edna (I516)
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| 68 | Hamtramck Certificate of Birth Registration No. 938. | Zugay, John (I1372)
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| 69 | Have photo of death Certificate Information from Tom Rainson (grandson): Cordelia died in LaBelle. We all used to play on the floor at her feet. If you think hard you will remember her. In fact, my parents and I were visiting there near the end of her life. She always said that she was looking forward to being with Charles again. Cordelia had lived in California with Arthur's sister Rose until Rose died at which time Arthur brought her to the farm. The burial took place in the family plots in Newark. Note: Great Aunt Rose fell or jumped from a seaside cliff in California after a period of depression. Residents of the Newark Cemetery also include the Martins and the Rudds. | McConnell, Cordelia Victoria (I2053)
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| 70 | Helen was undeniably refined as evidenced by her yelling out from the bathroom for her husband while we were visiting: "Sam! I'm out of ass wipes!" As if that wasn't proof enough; we arrived at there home unexpectedly for our regular after-church-coffee-and-rolls only to be met at the door by and obviously disoriented and recently risen Helen who responded to Sam's yell from the bedroom for her to get the door: "J... C... Sam, I'm up. You blew me right out of bed." This was in reference to Sam's almost legendary flatulence - legendary not for it's volume or pitch but rather for his being oblivious to it and to its rather potent affects. Helen also developed some skill at proctophonics but, to demonstrate her good breeding, she would always immediately say, "The doctor told me to do that." What kind of a vicious mankind-hating doctor would tell her to do that, you ask, but your question goes unanswered. | DeCock, Helen (I128)
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| 71 | Her mother died in child birth. She was raised by the Rudd family, Sylvester and Annie. | Rector, Margaret "Maggie" E (I881)
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| 72 | Hirschberg, Schlesien was part of Germany before the end of World War II. Peter had to flee Hirschberg when he was two years old because of the advancing Russian Army. Heinz was one and Guenther was six. | Fischer, Peter Heinz (I859)
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| 73 | His brother Jack married a woman who was half Indian. The Long Ranch was 1 or 2 miles from the Buchanan Dam on ranch road 321. | Long, Doke Marrellas (I3098)
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| 74 | His name is spelled Fracala, that is Fra(Polish c with a little mark under it and pronouced like an N)ala. | Fracala, Teofil (I512)
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| 75 | http://www.hal.state.mi.us/cemeteries/ | Source (S31)
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| 76 | http://www.rootsweb.com/~varussel/cemeteries/flemingburkcem.html | Source (S93)
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| 77 | http://www.rootsweb.com/~varussel/vitals/births/1854.html | Source (S44)
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| 78 | http://www.sos.mo.gov/TIF2PDFConsumer/DispPDF.aspx?fTiff=/archives/DeptofHealth/Death/1929/00002225.TIF&Fln=759429.pdf | Source (S56)
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| 79 | http://www.sos.mo.gov/TIF2PDFConsumer/DispPDF.aspx?fTiff=/archives/DeptofHealth/Death/1936/00046446.TIF&Fln=893657.pdf | Source (S40)
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| 80 | http___www.sos.mo.gov_TIF2PDFConsumer_DispPDF.aspx_fTiff=_archives_DeptofHealth_Death_1954_ | Source (S35)
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| 81 | I always spelled her name Vandercruys until Els wrote me. | Van de Cruys, Philoméne Albertine (I584)
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| 82 | I had Margaret Wilson but Eleanor sent me a picture labelled Margaret Ann which I have assumed is ther same person. | Willson, Margaret Ann (I578)
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| 83 | I'm told that Albert Henri had a twin that was killed by accident as a child. Apparently boiling water spilled on her (not even sure it was a girl). | Rainson, Unknown (I446)
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| 84 | In the 1870 Census there is a child for Samuel and Rebbeca listed as James (born in May or June of 1870) In all census's after that there is a child listed as Elmer or Elmer J also born May or June 1870. . I believe these 2 chidren are one of the same. Elmer James Hart | Hart, Samuel (I391)
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| 85 | Information from :Teresa Sloat's Family Tree Entries: 38 Updated: 2004-07-20 00:48:47 UTC (Tue) Contact: Teresa McCoubrey 1. Elmer J. HART was born ABT 1871, and died ABT 6 May 1951 in Smiths Creek, St. Clair Co., MI. He married Alice UNKNOWN. She was born 19 Oct 1870 in Ontario, Canada, and died 15 Aug 1967 in MI. Child of Elmer J. HART and Alice UNKNOWN is:+ 2 i. Viola Mary HART was born 12 Jun 1900, and died Jan 1992 in St. Clair Co., MI, USA. 2. Viola Mary HART (Elmer J. HART1) was born 12 Jun 1900, and died Jan 1992 in St. Clair Co., MI, USA. She married Duncan Allyn SLOAT, son of Charles Franklin SLOAT and Mary Catherine MCKEITH. He was born 27 Sep 1898 in Sanilac Co., MI, USA, and died 22 May 1984 in St. Clair Co., MI, US Child of Viola Mary HART and Duncan Allyn SLOAT is:+ 3 i. Frederick Duncan SLOAT was born 12 Jan 1925 in MI. | Hart, Elmer James (I3645)
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| 86 | Isaiah Fuller Burk(e) was listed as 18 on the 1850 Russell Co., VA census, aged 18 and living with his parents, Fleming Burk(e), Junior and Nancy Jessee Burk(e). I am NOT sure that he died in Rose Hill,. Lee Co., VA. Also, there is conflicting information as to whether he died in 1877 or 1878. NOTE: His son, Isaiah Fuller "Zade" Burke, was born three months after the death of his father. My record shows that "Zade" Burke was born on June 20, 1877. That would establish that Isaiah Fuller Burke died in 1877, circa March 20, 1877. (This information comes from the son of "Zade" Burke, "I.F." Burke, who lived in Lexington, Kentucky in April, 1995). In 1998 I believe they live in Abingdon, Virginia. (in 2000 they again live in Lexington, KY). In the Civil War, Isaiah Fuller Burke was a First Lieutenant in the 9th Regiment under General Lee. He was a P.O.W. at Camp Chase, Ohio in 1864. He was released in 1865. He was captured at Moorefield on August 7, 1864 by General Averal's men. His first marriage was to Martha Ann Wilson in 1852.( The minister was David Jessee). Their son, George Burk died 14 years later. (This is data from the internet web site for Russell Co., VA. I had no previous record of George Burk.) His second marriage, in 1862, was to Sarah (Sallie) J. Holdway, This information is from ginnyburke@sigecom.net | Burke, Isaiah Fuller (I1360)
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| 87 | ISBN: 0-935931-99-6 | Source (S105)
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| 88 | Jackson, MD | Burke, Leonard (I609)
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| 89 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I2491)
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| 90 | Jerkovic ends in "ch." | Jerkovic, Cosmos (I2221)
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| 91 | Jerkovic is spelled with a caret over the c and pronounced Jerkovich. It go changed to Jerkovitz in the States. | Jerkovic, Thomas Marco (I1037)
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| 92 | John & Sarah came to America 1874 and lived in Ohio for 9 years and then came to Michigan. John Clark became a naturalized citizen on October 8, 1883 in Huron County, Ohio. The papers were signed by Henry L. Kerman, Probate Judge in the town of Norwalk, Ohio. | Clark, John (I3663)
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| 93 | John Jesse, Senior, is my great, great, great, great (4) grandfather. I must send for his Revolutionary War Record if I can get it. Jim Jessee in Vol. 15 of the "Jessee Family Newsletter", Aug., 1999 refers to "John and Frankey Lea Jessee of Cobb's Creek, Caswell County, North Carolina and Carr's Creek (today Mill's Creek) in Reed's Valley, Russell Co., VA." Index, page 368; and, Roster of N.C. Soldiers in N.C. DAR - page 12, page 138). See Will Book 3, page 169, Russell Co., Virginia, for listing of children. See: EARLY SETTLERS OF LEE COUNTY, VIRGINIA and ADJACENT COUNTIES, VOLUNE I, by Anne Wynn Laningham; published 1977, Media, Inc., Printers and Publishers, Greensboro, North Carolina. Kentucky Historical Society Library, 975.502, L, 477 l, v.1.- Pages 171-179: "From the arms description comes the proof that the JESSEE family is of WELSH extraction. They were seated in the northern part of Wales at Denbigh in Denbigshire, Wales. Burke's "General Armory". John Jessee, Senior, was a soldier living in Caswell County, North Carolina, during the American Revolution. He was listed as a Musician in Yarboro's Company and again in Pierce's Registr as a Revolutionary Soldier. (Roster of Soldiers in N.C. by the N.C.D.A.R., page 12 and 138. He is also listed in the D.A.R. Patriot Index, page 368.) John Jessee was living in Russell County, Virginia when he bought land from Thomas Price and Jane his wife 25 March, 1791, 100 acres on both sides of Carr's Creek which had been granted to Price on April 22, 1785. (D.B. 1, page 135, Russell Co., VA. Also, on 24 Sept 1794 (Deed Book 1, page 304), a deed was made by William Gilmore and Elizabeth his wife to John Jessee, 200 acres on both sides of Carr's Creek, granted to Gilmore from the Commonwealth of Virginia by patent bearing date August 16, 1795. John Jessee born circa 1750; died Russell Co., VA, (Will Book 3, page 169) "Pursuant to the order of the Court of Russell Co., VA, an Inventory and Sale ofPersonal Estate of John Jessee, Senior, deceased Nov. 17, 1815, Francis Browning, David Muncey, John Colly, Heirs of John Jessee all signed a deed to Archer Jessee in D.B. 8, pg. 87, Russell Co., VA., August 7th, 1827, between John Jessee, Lea Jessee, David Jessee, Mary Kiser widow of Abednego Kiser, dec'd George Gose for himself and heirs of his wife Elizabeth, deceased, George Stone and Frances his wife, Wilson Vermillion and Sally his wife, Stephen Gose and Boadicea his wife, James Jessee, William Burke and Rebecca his wife, Henry Fuller and Jane his wife, George L. Jessee and Martin Jessee of the one part and Archer Jessee of the 2nd part said County and State witnesseth that John Jessee, Senior, deceased departed this life intestate leaving certain lands on both sides of Carr's Creek in Reed's Valley, the title to which has descended to the said heirs...118 acres. Wit: Henry Dickenson, James Dickenson. Recorded March 28, 1828." (NOTE that the wife of John Jessee, Senior, Frances "Frankey" Lea Jessee is not listed in the above settlement; and, I believe that she was deceased by that time). | Jessee, SENIOR John (I963)
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| 94 | Karen Ann /Clark/ | Clark, Karen Ann (I3659)
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| 95 | Library and Archives Canada, Census of Canada, 1901, Ottawa, Canada: Library and Archives Canada www.ancestry.com | Source (S90)
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| 96 | Library and Archives Canada, Census of Canada, 1911, Ottawa, Canada: Library and Archives Canada www.ancestry.com | Source (S97)
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| 97 | Lil told me that Grandma Renilde's sister saw her father, Emile, beaten and robbed. This may explain his dead eye. She went home and sat by the fire so close it melted her doll. She wouldn't eat or talk and she wasted away and died. | Steynen, Léonie (I1879)
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| 98 | Lived in Russell County, VA | Culbertson, Tyree (I212)
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| 99 | Living /Clark/ | Clark, Arthur Lennard (I1445)
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| 100 | Living /Morse/ | Morse, Oakel (I2972)
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