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| 14751 | Aquila Chase, mariner, was a descendant of the family of Chase, or Chause, long settled in Suffolk, which in the reign of Henry VII came into Buckinghamshire and settled at Chesham. Aquila Chase immigrated with his brother Thomas in 1636/7. The shield can be found in the Visitation of County Bucks for 1634. ___________________ From FindaGrave: Aquila Chase was a mariner. He appeared first in Hampton, New Hampshire to be one of the Hampton petitioners for a modification of the law regulating military drill which had been in force for those years previously, and later removed to Newbury, Massachusetts to build and keep a mill at the Landing about half a mile south of the "Green". It is likely that this was called "The Landing" on account of being the place where the first settlers brought their shallop to shore. He was the first to pilot a vessel across the bar of the mouth of the Merrimack River. Children: Sarah Chase Annis (1645-1726) Find A Grave Memorial# 39122891 Ann Chase Barber (1647-1690) Priscilla Chase (1649-1697) Mary Chase Stevens (1650-1725) SGT. Aquila Chase III (1652-1720) Find A Grave Memorial# 20886239 Thomas Chase (1654-1733) Veteran King Philips War Find A Grave Memorial# 72433407 John Chase (1655-1739) Veteran King Philips War Find A Grave Memorial# 39289589 Elizabeth Chase (1657-1676) Ruth Chase Silloway(1660-1676) Daniel Chase I (1661-1707) Ensign Moses Chase (1663-1743) Find A Grave Memorial# 57888819 | Chase, Aquilla (I6249)
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| 14752 | Arabella S Churchill, mother maiden name Osborne, was born. | Churchill, Arabella "Bella" (I14322)
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| 14753 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family F6122
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| 14754 | Archie F. Hall Archie F. Hall, 89, of Warba, died Thursday, December 25, 2008 in Grand Itasca Hospital, Grand Rapids, Minn. In 1919, Archie was born the son of Joseph and Grace Hall in Warba, Minn., where he grew up and attended school. Archie served in the U.S. Army and following his discharge, he returned to operate the family dairy farm. He was united in marriage to Veronica Johnson on June 23, 1944 in Warba, Minn. Archie retired from Itasca County as garage foreman. He was a member of the Itasca Masonic Lodge, Aad Temple of Duluth, and North Star Cycle Patrol. Archie loved traveling and gardening with his wife Veronica. He also had a great love for the outdoors, hunting, fishing, snowmobiling, riding his motorcycle and piloting his own plane. He is preceded in death by his parents, brother, Robert "Bob" Hall, and nephew Brian Aimonetti. Archie is survived by the love is life, his wife Veronica, brother, Kenneth "Bud" (Dorothy) Hall of El Cajon, Cal.; sister-in-law Dorothy Hall of Grand Rapids, Minn., nieces, Karen (Steven) Tarbuck-Nelson of Minneapolis, Minn., Kristi Ferraro of Grand Rapids, Minn., Patty (Rick) Young of Orange, Cal., nephews Bruce (Nancy) Lotti of Duluth, Minn, Brad Aimonetti of Salem, Ore., David (Barb) Lotti of Marble, Minn., Peter (Leneve) Lotti of Grand Rapids, Minn., Kevin (Janean) Hall of Waseca, Minn, many great-nieces and great-nephews. Services. Visitation: 12:00 noon Tuesday, Dec. 30 until the 1 p.m. Funeral Service in Rowe Funeral Home, Grand Rapids Rev Roger Waid officiating. Interment at Warba-Feeley Cemetery, Feeley Township. Arrangements are by the Rowe Funeral Home, Grand Rapids, Minn. | Hall, Archibald Franklin "Archie" (I64095)
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| 14755 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Mountbatten-Windsor, Prince A.H. Prince Archie of Sussex (I22671)
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| 14756 | Arkansas Death Index, 1914-1950 Name: Charles Fleming Death Day: 5 Death Month: Aug Death Year: 1931 County: Garland Roll Number: 19241933 | Fleming, Charles H. "Charlie" (I11504)
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| 14757 | Arkansas Death Index, 1914-1950 Name: Charles Flemming Death Day: 3 Death Month: Dec Death Year: 1931 County: Garland Roll Number: 19241933 | Fleming, Charles H. "Charlie" (I11504)
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| 14758 | Arleta Jean Hall, 74, of Duluth, formerly of Austin, Minnesota, passed away on Thursday, March 18, 2015, in Essentia Health. Service: A gathering of family and friends will be held from 2 p.m. until the 3 p.m. memorial service on Sunday, March 22, 2015, in Cremation Society of Minnesota 4100 Grand Ave. Duluth, Minnesota. Funeral Home: Services entrusted to Cremation Society of Minnesota, 218-624-5200. | Hall, Arleta Jean (I13843)
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| 14759 | Arms - Argen, a chevron sable between thee columbines ppr. Crest - A talbots head erased ppr. Motto - Turpiter desperatur Residence - 127 High Street, Brookline, MA Club - Union. Societies - Twentiety Century; Economic; Am. Soc. for Physical Research; etc. _____________ From FindaGrave: Prescott Farnsworth Hall was initially interred in Lot 1915 Yarrow Path in Mount Auburn Cemetery on 31 May 1921 where his father is buried. He was removed 21 Nov 1922 to Lot 30 in the Groton (MA) Cemetery where his mother, Mary Farnsworth Kilbourn Hall is buried. Lot 30 off Cedar Avenue is the Farnsworth family plot. SPOUSES: 1. Married Florence Gardiner (1870-1956) on 24 Sep 1895 in North East Harbor, ME and divorced Sep 1904. 2. Married Eva Lucyle Irby (1987-1940) on 17 Oct 1908 in Denver, CO. | Hall, Prescott Farnsworth (I2269)
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| 14760 | ARMS - Argent, cursily azure, three talbot's heads erased sable. CREST (Harl. 1566) - A dragon's head couped asure, collared argent. Harl. 1043, fo. 16; Harl. 1566, fo. 99b; Harl. 1486, fo. 8; Harl. 1352, fo. 11b. | Hall, John of Henwyke, Worcestershire, England (I5220)
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| 14761 | ARMS - hARL. 1566 - per pale azure and gules, a church-bell.... | Stapill, William (I5225)
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| 14762 | ARMS - Harl. 1566. - Sable, a fess wavy between two estoiles in cheif and an annulet in bass all or. | Grovelight, William of London, England (I5228)
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| 14763 | Arnold B. Hale dies at 98; retired farmer, town official TYRINGHAM--Arnold B. Hale, 98, of 74 Main Road, longtime farmer and former Tyringham selectman, School Committee member and fire chief, died Sunday at Willowood Health Care Center in Great Barrington. Born in Tyringham on June 12, 1902, son of Clarence W. and Jesse Elizabeth Hathaway Hale, he attended schools there. He attended Lee High School and the Stockbridge School of Agriculture at the University of Massachusetts in Amherst. After graduation, he joined his father and late brother, Willis, in the operation of their farm, Sunset Farm. After his brother's death in 1980, he operated the farm with his son, Donald B. Hale, and his daughter, Alice M. Hale. In 1992, they began a bed and breakfast and, in 1994, opened a restaurant that they operated at the farm. Mr. Hale first attended church as a child at the Methodist Church in Tyringham, which is now called the Tyringham Union Church. He was its former chairman and moderator. He was a member of the Evening Star Lodge AF&AM of Lee for more than 72 years and former member of the Lee Grange No. 88. He was a former trustee of the Berkshire County Extension Service and a former member of the Berkshire County Farm Bureau. He also was a former member of Ayrshire Breeders Association of Brandon, Vt., and of American Jersey Cattle Club. Mr. Hale was the first fire chief for the town of Tyringham, served on the School Committee for 12 years in the 1920s and 1930s, and was a selectman for 19 years in the 1950s and 1960s. His wife, the former Elizabeth B. Loring, whom he married March 26, 1924, died April 7, 1979. Besides his son and daughter, both of Tyringham, he leaves two grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. ______________ FUNERAL NOTICE--The funeral for Arnold B. Hale will be held Friday morning at 11 at the Union Church in Tyringham, with the Rev. Bert W. Marshall, pastor of the First Congregational Church in Lee, officiating. Burial will be in the spring at Tyringham Cemetery. Visiting hours at KELLY FUNERAL HOME will be Thursday from 3 to 6. In lieu of flowers friends wishing may make donations to the Lee Ambulance Squad or to the Evening Star Lodge in care of the Kelly Funeral Home. | Hale, Arnold Bertram (I23703)
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| 14764 | Arthur A. Hall, known as Arley Hall, was a son of Frank Winton Hall & Alma Dodge Hall. He was the second husband of Meda Nuttall (Wolcott-Hall). He is often confused with Meda's first husband Arthur Wolcott. Meda was a widow with a 4 Yr old son Vane Woodrow Wolcott, when she married Arley Hall. When Vane Woodrow Wolcott lost his wife, he and his son Vane Arlington Wolcott (named after his step-father Arley) moved in with Arley and his mother. The 1940 census shows them living together in Muskegon, Michigan. | Hall, Arthur Arlington "Arley" (I10801)
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| 14765 | Arthur and Dorothy (Tallman) Newton were of Williamsport, PA. | Newton, Arthur (I2874)
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| 14766 | Arthur Burce Barrows, son of Monroe S and Irene M. (Fox) Barrows, was employed as a brakeman on the Naugatuck Railroad. At the age of 18, while coupling cars together for the railroad, he was very badly injured and lived only a few days . He died at the age of 18 years, 8 months. | Barrows, Arthur Bruce (I3412)
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| 14767 | Arthur C J Soames, mother maiden name Parish, was born. | Soames, Arthur Christopher John (I14338)
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| 14768 | Arthur C Roberts, age 80, died. | Carson-Roberts, Arthur (I102283)
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| 14769 | Arthur Carson Roberts and Dora Davidson were married. | Family F38297
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| 14770 | Arthur Carson Roberts was born. | Carson-Roberts, Arthur (I102283)
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| 14771 | Arthur Christopher J Soames, born 12 Oct 1920, died. | Soames, Arthur Christopher John (I14338)
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| 14772 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Soames, A.H.D. (I14345)
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| 14773 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family F6784
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| 14774 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family F6785
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| 14775 | Arthur Samuel Hall and Mary Ellen Martin were married in Douglas< worcester, MA by Rev. James C. Boomer. | Hall, Arthur Samuel (I36)
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| 14776 | Arthur William Donalds, mother maiden name Pilkington, was born. | Donalds, Arthur William (I12752)
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| 14777 | As a result of his service in War of 1812, he was awarded land in Van Wert county, Ohio, where daughter Nancy was born. He later moved to Wisconsin and then to Michigan where he died. | Haight, Daniel H. (I19890)
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| 14778 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Hall, B.F. (I12712)
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| 14779 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Hall, D. (I12860)
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| 14780 | As I continue to march through the descendants of Rev. Samuel Read Hall (1755-1814, Halls of Medford) and his wife Elizabeth Taft Hall (1754-1806, Halls of Rehoboth), I find another problem person whom I need some help with... They had a son, Hezekiah Hall, b. 16 March 1787 in Cheshire county, New Hampshire. (I suspect it was either in Croydon or Cornish.) I can find no obvious death record or other for him, but in FamilySearch, I see that they identify him as the Hezekiah Hall who married Mary/Polly Howes (1797-1884) on 18 Feb 1816 in New Sharon, Maine. They has Lydia Sears Hall (1819-1890) in 1819 and divorced in June 1822. The marriage, birth and divorce are confirmed in the Howes genealogy. Hezekiah there is listed as Reverend, but his parents are not identified. Mary is a daughter of James Howes and Priscilla Sears and has three Halls of Yarmouth ancestral lines. I can find no obvious Hezekiah Hall on the Yarmouth family and would be surprised that a Hezekiah of the "Upper Valley" New Hampshire would head east to Maine and not like others of his family west to Vermont... of course assuming he did not die young. One suggestion was that he might be part of the Hatevil Hall family but I cannot prove that. Lydia Sears Hall married late in life in Washington, DC where she worked as a clerk in Treasury to Isaiah W Graffum. She was living in Newton, Mass. when she died in 1890. Her death record only mentions her mother Mary Hall. I have looked in Maine census for clues, but I have not found Mary or Hezekiah in 1820 or other census. I suspect they were separated at the time of that census. As always, I appreciate any help to solve this. As FamilySearch does not offer any proof, I will not link these Hezekiah's for now. ______________ --> I should have checked Halls of New England before those last posts... From Halls of New England - Hall of Medford (Part Seventh), pp. 388-389. (Family 248.) HEZEKIAH HALL5, pedigree as before : b. March 16, 1787; was minister of the gospel ; m. Feb., 1816, Mary, dau. of James and Priscilla Hawes, of New Sharon, Franklin Co., Me. Had only one child : 1. Lydia Sears, b. March 14, 1817; m., April, 1872, Isaiah Graffaw or Graffam, a native of Maiine; resided at New Bedford, Mass. Her maternal grandparents were among the earliest and most enterprizing inhabitants of Cape Cod Hill, Me.; the hill commands one of the most extensive and varied prospects in the state; the vicinity of this charming spot Lydia spent her youth, and for several years engaged in her favorite employment of teaching school, subsequently she spent six years at Lowell, Mass., where she gained a favorable notoriety in connection with the "Lowell Offering:; in Sept., 1844 the A. B. C. F. M., sent her (with others) as a teacher to the Choctaw Indians ; she was cared for and supported by the John street church, of Lowell, principally in this mission; she was one of the original members of this church; her health failing, she removed after five years of labor and retired for recuperation to the quiet life of former times in Maine and Massachusetts. One of the irritating causes of her ill health among the Indians, was their toleration of slavery, although few practiced it. The repeal by congress of what was called the Missouri compromise (which forbade the extension of slavery to the north, beyond a specific line), aroused her patriotism and love of universal freedom ; and she with many others of like mind, rushed to the west and established themselves at Lawrence, Kansas, where they fought a moral battle and to some extent a physical one, for five long yearsm in order to keep the virgin soil of that new territory from the cursed with the blight if slavery. The task of these patriots would have been an easy one, had not the general government at Washington lent its influence to the side of slavery extension and against the cause of freedom; here is where the war began which subsequently deluged the land in blood. After the battle of Antietam, Lydia was found nursing the sick and wounded soldiers in the hospitals at Washington, until her health failed, and she recieved an appointments as clerk in the Treasury department, until May, 1872, when she went to reside in New Bedford, Mass. | Hall, Reverend Hezekiah (I103963)
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| 14781 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Hall, J.A. (I842)
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| 14782 | As of 8 Apr 1996, Alfred Edwin Hall, Jr. and his wife, Virginia Jean (Bortz) Hall live at 2461 Rhodesian Drive, Apt. 29, Clearwater, FL 34623. He was a very nice gentleman to talk to and I (Joseph S. Hall, Jr.) enjoyed our conversation immensely. I will pass this information along to the rest of the family. | Hall, Alfred Edwin Jr. (I838)
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| 14783 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Hall, J.A. (I841)
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| 14784 | As reported on grave stone. | Humphrey, Leavitt (I64024)
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| 14785 | Asahel Farrington was of Croydon, NH. | Farrington, Asahel (I1047)
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| 14786 | Asaph Sherman Hall died of Spotted Fever during the epidemic in 1813. | Hall, Asaph Sherman (I1201)
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| 14787 | Asaph Sherman Hall died of Spotted Fever during the epidemic in 1813. | Hall, Asaph Sherman (I1201)
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| 14788 | Ashtabula PO, Ashtabula Borough, p. 84 John Hall 71 M Prot. Epis. Clergyman $2000 $200 Mass Joseph B. " 37 M Sailor $1200 Ohio ----- p. 85 ----- Juliet E. Hall 30 F Ohio John " 11 M " school Roger G. " 4 M " Francis " 2 M " Lucia N. " 45 F Seamstress " Hannah E. " 25 F Milliner " | Hall, Rev. John (I59401)
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| 14789 | Assem. Dist. 02, Eelction Dist. 25, p. 24 985 Summit Ave. Sanchz, Paul Head W M 25 US Cit Wireman IRT ---, Emily Sister W F 27 US Cit Telephone Opr ---, Grace Sister W F 17 US Cit " ---, Josephine Sister W F 21 US Cit Steno ---, Ethel Sister W F 13 US Cit School | Sanchez, Ethel Marie (I15882)
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| 14790 | Assem. Dist. 02, Eelction Dist. 25, p. 24 985 Summit Ave. Sanchz, Paul Head W M 25 US Cit Wireman IRT ---, Emily Sister W F 27 US Cit Telephone Opr ---, Grace Sister W F 17 US Cit " ---, Josephine Sister W F 21 US Cit Steno ---, Ethel Sister W F 13 US Cit School | Sanchez, Grace E. (I15880)
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| 14791 | Assem. Dist. 02, Eelction Dist. 25, p. 24 985 Summit Ave. Sanchz, Paul Head W M 25 US Cit Wireman IRT ---, Emily Sister W F 27 US Cit Telephone Opr ---, Grace Sister W F 17 US Cit " ---, Josephine Sister W F 21 US Cit Steno ---, Ethel Sister W F 13 US Cit School | Sanchez, Josephine M. (I15863)
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| 14792 | Assem. Dist. 02, Eelction Dist. 25, p. 24 985 Summit Ave. Sanchz, Paul Head W M 25 US Cit Wireman IRT ---, Emily Sister W F 27 US Cit Telephone Opr ---, Grace Sister W F 17 US Cit " ---, Josephine Sister W F 21 US Cit Steno ---, Ethel Sister W F 13 US Cit School | Sanchez, Paul E. (I15862)
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| 14793 | Assem. Dist. 02, Eelction Dist. 25, p. 24 985 Summit Ave. Sanchz, Paul Head W M 25 US Cit Wireman IRT ---, Emily Sister W F 27 US Cit Telephone Opr ---, Grace Sister W F 17 US Cit " ---, Josephine Sister W F 21 US Cit Steno ---, Ethel Sister W F 13 US Cit School | Sanchez, Emily F. (I15861)
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| 14794 | Assem. Dist. 20, Election District 9, p. 11 250 East 78th St Sanchez, Paul Head W M 48 Cuba 48 Cit Cigar Maker ---, Annie Wife W F 43 US 43 Cit Housework ---, Emily Dau W F 17 US 17 Cit Telephone Operator ---, Paul Son W M 14 US 14 Cit Office boy ---, Josephine Dau W F 11 US 11 Cit School ---, Ralph Son W M 9 US 9 Cit " ---, Grace Dau W F 7 US 7 Cit " ---, Ethel Dau W F 4 US 4 Cit " Hall, Charles Bro-i-L W M 51 US 51 Cit Carpenter Gilson, Thomas Nephew W M 24 US 24 Cit Pipe Fitter | Sanchez, Ethel Marie (I15882)
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| 14795 | Assem. Dist. 20, Election District 9, p. 11 250 East 78th St Sanchez, Paul Head W M 48 Cuba 48 Cit Cigar Maker ---, Annie Wife W F 43 US 43 Cit Housework ---, Emily Dau W F 17 US 17 Cit Telephone Operator ---, Paul Son W M 14 US 14 Cit Office boy ---, Josephine Dau W F 11 US 11 Cit School ---, Ralph Son W M 9 US 9 Cit " ---, Grace Dau W F 7 US 7 Cit " ---, Ethel Dau W F 4 US 4 Cit " Hall, Charles Bro-i-L W M 51 US 51 Cit Carpenter Gilson, Thomas Nephew W M 24 US 24 Cit Pipe Fitter | Sanchez, Grace E. (I15880)
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| 14796 | Assem. Dist. 20, Election District 9, p. 11 250 East 78th St Sanchez, Paul Head W M 48 Cuba 48 Cit Cigar Maker ---, Annie Wife W F 43 US 43 Cit Housework ---, Emily Dau W F 17 US 17 Cit Telephone Operator ---, Paul Son W M 14 US 14 Cit Office boy ---, Josephine Dau W F 11 US 11 Cit School ---, Ralph Son W M 9 US 9 Cit " ---, Grace Dau W F 7 US 7 Cit " ---, Ethel Dau W F 4 US 4 Cit " Hall, Charles Bro-i-L W M 51 US 51 Cit Carpenter Gilson, Thomas Nephew W M 24 US 24 Cit Pipe Fitter | Sanchez, Raphael Francis "Ralph" (I15879)
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| 14797 | Assem. Dist. 20, Election District 9, p. 11 250 East 78th St Sanchez, Paul Head W M 48 Cuba 48 Cit Cigar Maker ---, Annie Wife W F 43 US 43 Cit Housework ---, Emily Dau W F 17 US 17 Cit Telephone Operator ---, Paul Son W M 14 US 14 Cit Office boy ---, Josephine Dau W F 11 US 11 Cit School ---, Ralph Son W M 9 US 9 Cit " ---, Grace Dau W F 7 US 7 Cit " ---, Ethel Dau W F 4 US 4 Cit " Hall, Charles Bro-i-L W M 51 US 51 Cit Carpenter Gilson, Thomas Nephew W M 24 US 24 Cit Pipe Fitter | Sanchez, Josephine M. (I15863)
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| 14798 | Assem. Dist. 20, Election District 9, p. 11 250 East 78th St Sanchez, Paul Head W M 48 Cuba 48 Cit Cigar Maker ---, Annie Wife W F 43 US 43 Cit Housework ---, Emily Dau W F 17 US 17 Cit Telephone Operator ---, Paul Son W M 14 US 14 Cit Office boy ---, Josephine Dau W F 11 US 11 Cit School ---, Ralph Son W M 9 US 9 Cit " ---, Grace Dau W F 7 US 7 Cit " ---, Ethel Dau W F 4 US 4 Cit " Hall, Charles Bro-i-L W M 51 US 51 Cit Carpenter Gilson, Thomas Nephew W M 24 US 24 Cit Pipe Fitter | Sanchez, Paul E. (I15862)
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| 14799 | Assem. Dist. 20, Election District 9, p. 11 250 East 78th St Sanchez, Paul Head W M 48 Cuba 48 Cit Cigar Maker ---, Annie Wife W F 43 US 43 Cit Housework ---, Emily Dau W F 17 US 17 Cit Telephone Operator ---, Paul Son W M 14 US 14 Cit Office boy ---, Josephine Dau W F 11 US 11 Cit School ---, Ralph Son W M 9 US 9 Cit " ---, Grace Dau W F 7 US 7 Cit " ---, Ethel Dau W F 4 US 4 Cit " Hall, Charles Bro-i-L W M 51 US 51 Cit Carpenter Gilson, Thomas Nephew W M 24 US 24 Cit Pipe Fitter | Sanchez, Emily F. (I15861)
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| 14800 | Assem. Dist. 20, Election District 9, p. 11 250 East 78th St Sanchez, Paul Head W M 48 Cuba 48 Cit Cigar Maker ---, Annie Wife W F 43 US 43 Cit Housework ---, Emily Dau W F 17 US 17 Cit Telephone Operator ---, Paul Son W M 14 US 14 Cit Office boy ---, Josephine Dau W F 11 US 11 Cit School ---, Ralph Son W M 9 US 9 Cit " ---, Grace Dau W F 7 US 7 Cit " ---, Ethel Dau W F 4 US 4 Cit " Hall, Charles Bro-i-L W M 51 US 51 Cit Carpenter Gilson, Thomas Nephew W M 24 US 24 Cit Pipe Fitter | Sanchez, Paul J. (I15857)
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