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| 1 | Date of marriage (#228) is Jan. 1, 1756, on page 245 of "Marriages performed at the Evangelical Lutheran Church of the Holly Trinity, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, 1748 - 1767," translated and edited by Fritz Braun and Frederick S. Weiser, as published by the Pennsylvania German Society in vol. VII, 1973. | Family: F517
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| 2 | Marked as divorced in the 1920 Census. | Family: F1590
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| 3 | Married by Rev. John Bayley | Family: F192
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| 4 | Married by Reverend William Douglas in Dover Church, St. James Northam Parish. | Family: F458
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| 5 | Married in Middlesex, PA. However, unknown if this is Middlesex Township in Butler or Cumberland County or West Middlesex in Mercer County. | Family: F1361
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| 6 | Official Bernard F. Ciesielski, Catholic Priest; with Joseph Zlomainer & Frances Szuran both of Kalamazoo. | Family: F21
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| 7 | Original source indicates the place of marriage as "Moravian Church, Hope, Bethania, Rowan County, NC". I was unable to find an exact match. There is a Bethania in Forsyth County. | Family: F1689
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| 8 | The 1900 Census says Sanford and Mary had 12 children with 9 living. It also lists two additional grandchildren, Maudie & Montie Carr. It is unknown whose children these are. | Family: F1562
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| 9 | The three known children have been attached to Edith Bishop but one or more could have been the child of Austin & Treva. | Family: F1582
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| 10 | The unnamed Gentry is more than likely one of the named Gentry's but I am unsure the name of John Robert Gentry's father. | Family: F1144
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| 11 | William Henry GREEN abandoned the family after the birth of his twin daughters in July 1894. | Family: F895
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| 12 | Chickahominy tribe |
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| 13 | http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gruffydd_ap_Rhys | Gruffyd Ap Rhys
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| 14 | http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gruffydd_ap_Cynan | Gruffydd Ap Cynan
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| 15 | http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maredudd_ap_Gruffydd | Maredudd Ap Gruffydd
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| 16 | Living with Irwin & Mary Strong | Mary
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| 17 | http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nest_verch_Rhys | Nest Verch Rhys
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| 18 | Listed on census as "Ollie" | Polly
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| 19 | Shown in 1870 Census as being a domestic servant for Phillip Henry and Sarah Nanney. Possibly mother/aunt/sister of A. Pinkney Jobe. | Sarah
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| 20 | At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living
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| 21 | Possibly spelled Mira. | Allen, Myra
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| 22 | At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living
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| 23 | Could also be Hepzibah Bixby. | Bixby, Mehitable
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| 24 | http://cousinclub.com/wc04/wc04_349.html | Blinkinsopp, Ralph
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| 25 | List of descendants of William Bradford: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_descendants_of_William_Bradford_(Plymouth_governor) | Bradford, William
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| 26 | Could also be Turner Belt Brashears. | Brashears, Robert Turner
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| 27 | Unsure if Marriott is Martha's maiden or married name. | Cass, Mary Ellen
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| 28 | Possibly named Ann Eliza. | Chandler, Eliza Ann
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| 29 | At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living
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| 30 | Possibly spelled Cuzzine. | Cousins, Elizabeth
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| 31 | Possibly spelled Coxey. | Coxsey, Elizabeth
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| 32 | From Michigan to Texas (near Clarksville) to Paris, TX, to Choctaw Nation. | Cronk, Josephine E.
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| 33 | Could also be spelled Denune. | Denune, Mary
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| 34 | Modern day Choctaw Co., Oklahoma, USA | Ervin, Margaret J.
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| 35 | Would not allow his children to speak the Choctaw language. He thought it would be a disadvantage in the white world. | Everidge, Joel W.
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| 36 | http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Henry_FitzRoy_%28d._1157%29 | Fitzroy, Henry
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| 37 | http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gerald_de_Windsor | Fitzwalter, Gerald
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| 38 | MIA in South Korea during Korean War. | Flack, Cameron Morrison
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| 39 | Could also be 1808. | Flack, Mary
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| 40 | Lived with brother Sam R. Gentry | Gentry, Newton Paine
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| 41 | Francis Grice was a servant residing in the home of Henry & Elizabeth Keeter. Shortly after she became pregnant with the child of Adin M. Keeter she left the Keeter home and about 18 months later, she married Thomas B. Justice. | Grice, Francis
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| 42 | Adin Keeter and Francis Grice were never married, hence Lawson taking his mother's name. | Grice, Lawson Mackell
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| 43 | Family note states 10 children were born of this union. | Grice, Martha Jane
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| 44 | Died during a speed boat race. | Haas, John
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| 45 | There is a 12 year old James Hamilton in the 1920 Census in Garland County, Arkansas living with parents John and Lillian Hamilton with siblings Myrtle, Rector, Almeda, Ola and Joe Oliver. Unsure at this time if this is the same James Hamilton. On 5 Aug 2010, I received confirmation from Dorceal Hamilton that her grandfather's name was John. Assuming this is the correct family of Hamiltons. | Hamilton, James
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| 46 | Obituary: Winfred Leo Hamilton was born January 28, 1932 in Cedar Glades, Arkansas to James and Mary Ellen (Heron) Hamilton and passed from this life August 6, 2010 at the age of 78. Leo dedicated over 40 years of his life to his true passion, coaching baseball. In that time, he coached hundreds of kids and finished with over 1,000 wins to his name. He was never seen without his Mack Truck hat. When he was not coaching, he traveled all over the state and region just to sit in the stands and watch baseball. He also enjoyed his morning coffee with his close friends, a daily ritual. Leo is preceded in death by his parents and is survived by his wife, Deanna Jane (Truby) Hamilton; his daughters, Jerinda Davis and Markesa Hamilton; his sons Michael and Richard McCormick; his daughter-in-laws Gail and Kathleen McCormick; his sisters, Dorceal Montgomery, Sue Gentry and Dean Harrell; his brothers, Delmer Hamilton and James ?Olen? Hamilton; and his five grandchildren. Leo will lie in state 10:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Monday, August 9, 2010 with family visitation from 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. and a funeral will be held 10:00 a.m. Tuesday, August 10, 2010?all at the Ninde Brookside Funeral Home. He will be laid to rest at Memorial Park Cemetery. | Hamilton, Winfred Leo
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| 47 | Original source indicates the place of death as "Hope, Stokes (Forsyth) Co., NC." I was unable to find a place matching this name. The closest match is Hope Valley, Forsyth Co., North Carolina. I was unable to find a town or city in Stokes County that contains the word Hope. | Hauser, Jacob Joseph
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| 48 | Original source lists the place of birth as "Perquiomen, Shippack Twp, Montgomery Co., PA". I was not able to find a place matching this. It could be either Skippack Township or Perkiomen Township, both of which are in Montgomery County. | Hauser, Jacob Joseph
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| 49 | Original source indicates the place of birth as "Reichenweier, Burgert, Haut-Rhine, Elsaß, Germany." I was unable to find an exact math. The location found is on the French/German border and was probably under German rule at the time of Martin's birth. | Hauser, Martin
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| 50 | Alternate spellings: Rebecca, Rebekah | Haven, Rebeckah
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