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| 72601 | No reported children. | Family F37682
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| 72602 | NO TOMBSTONE REMAINS | Dickerman, Thomas (I13400)
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| 72603 | Nobleboro PO, p. 612a Hall, Elbridge 59 M W Farmer $600 $200 Maine citizen ---, Charlotte B 44 F W Keeping House " ---, Willie E 7 M W At School " school | Hall, Eugene Willie (I104264)
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| 72604 | Nobleboro PO, p. 612a Hall, Elbridge 59 M W Farmer $600 $200 Maine citizen ---, Charlotte B 44 F W Keeping House " ---, Willie E 7 M W At School " school | Varney, Charlotte B. (I22033)
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| 72605 | Nobleboro PO, p. 612a Hall, Elbridge 59 M W Farmer $600 $200 Maine citizen ---, Charlotte B 44 F W Keeping House " ---, Willie E 7 M W At School " school | Hall, Elbridge Gerry (I21994)
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| 72606 | Non-Conformist Registers, Colchester (Wesleyan) William, [son of] Thomas and Sarah Constable of Parish of West Bergholt, Essex, Husbandman, was baptized July 20th 1832 [born June 11th 1832] by Saml Rowe, Wesleyan Minister. | Constable, William (I102288)
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| 72607 | Non-immigrant Maynard with no parents defined. | Maynard, Harriet Ward (I75513)
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| 72608 | Norman Eliot Hall Norman Eliot Hall, 71, a native and lifelong resident of Nashua, Nashua Funeral Director and former owner of Davis Funeral Home, died at his home on Tuesday, August 20, 2019 following a lengthy battle with Bladder Cancer. He was born in Nashua on February 11, 1948, a son of the late Earl Norris and Lillian Pilsbery (Sherwin) Hall. Norman was the husband of Kathy J. (Holsten) Hall of Nashua and the widower of Virginia Mary (Shea) Hall. He was educated in Nashua and was a graduate of Nashua High School, Class of 1966. Norman was also a graduate of the New England Institute of Anatomy, Sanitary Science, Embalming and Funeral Directing in Boston, Class of 1967. As well, he was a graduate of the United States Army Quartermaster School, Memorial Activities Course in 1970. Norman was licensed as an embalmer in 1970, prior to entering the U.S. Army. Norman served in the U.S. Army during the Vietnam Era and was stationed at Fort McClellan, Alabama before being assigned to the United States Army Mortuary, DaNang South Vietnam. He was honorably discharged in 1972, with the rank of Specialist 4. Norman was awarded the Army Commendation Medal, The National Defense Service Medal, Vietnam Service Medal and the Vietnam Campaign Medal. Upon completion of his military duties, Norman relocated back to Nashua, and began working for Davis Funeral Home in 1972, and became licensed as a Funeral Director in 1977, and purchased the funeral home in 1987. Professionally, Norman was a member and Past President of the New Hampshire Funeral Directors Association, and was a member of the National Funeral Directors Association and at one time proudly served on the NFDA Policy Board representing New Hampshire. He was a member of the Selected Independent Funeral Homes and the Cremation Association of North America. Norman held membership in the Odd Fellows and was a Past Noble Grand as well as the Organizations associated bodies, Masonic Fraternity, Scottish Rite bodies, York Rite bodies, and Bektash Shriners, the American Legion and the Veterans of Foreign Wars. He is a life member of the Nashua Historical Society. At one time, Norman was a member of the Grange and was a Past Master. Norman has made many cherished connections in his life as a lifetime Nashua resident. He was a proud participant and enjoyed many aspects of Nashua, especially parades and the Holiday stroll. Many people have shared stories about his ability to serve and support the families of Nashua for most of his life. In his personal and professional life, he was known as a storyteller, a compassionate comforter, and a thoughtful listener to all of life experiences. Through his many travels all over the US, his favorites to national parks and monuments, he added many prized items to his collections of pewter and Disney memorabilia. Norman loved to watch his grandchildren shine and shared pride over their accomplishments, and always laughed along with their funny antics to amuse him. In addition to his first wife Mary, he was predeceased by a sister, Barbara A. Ford and his brother, Warren V. Hall as well as his uncle, Whitford R. Hall who recently passed. Survivors include his wife, Kathy J. (Holsten) Hall of Nashua; his son, Andrew R. Hall of Nashua; his daughter, Heather M. Blondin and her husband Michael of Nashua; Kathy's daughters, Christine Lightsey and her husband Dewitt of Tilton, NH, and Kimberly Theriault and her husband Andrew of Merrimack; Nine grandchildren, US Army Private Austin R. Hall, Abigail Chase Hall, Emily Maura Blondin, Lucas Eliot Blondin, Hope Mary Blondin, Jackson David Theriault, Madison Ava Theriault, Colin David Stark Lightsey and Charlotte Grace Lightsey; three sisters, Priscilla J. Briand of Spring Hill, Fl, Phyllis R. Britton of Nashua and Beverly A. Conery of Ft. Myers, Fl; a brother-in-law, Ralph H. Ford of Bristol; numerous nieces and nephews. SERVICES: Visiting hours will be held --on Sunday, August 25, 2019 from 3 to 7 pm at The Davis Funeral Home, One Lock Street, Nashua. A Funeral service will be held on Monday, August 26, 2019 at 10:00 am at the First Church of Nashua, UCC, One Concord Street, Nashua. Relative and friends are respectfully invited to attend. Burial and Military Rites will follow at Edgewood Cemetery, Nashua. Donations made be made in Norman's loving memory to The First Church, Nashua UCC, Ministers Discretionary Fund, One Concord Street, Nashua, NH 03064 or Children's Hospital at Dartmouth- Hitchcock (CHaD), One Medical Center Drive, Lebanon, NH 03756, https://www.chadkids.org/donate.html. The Davis Funeral Home, 1 Lock St., Nashua, NH 03064 is in charge of arrangements. An online guest-book is available at www.davisfuneralhomenh.com. (603) 883-3401. "ONE MEMORY LIGHTS ANOTHER." | Hall, Norman Eliot (I16850)
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| 72609 | NORTH BRANFORD -- Dr. William "Bill" H. James, 104, of North Branford, Conn., died peacefully on Aug. 19. Blessed with long life, good health, and a strong work ethic, William was possibly Connecticut's oldest military veteran, serving in May this year as Grand Marshal of his town's Memorial Day events, at which he gave a speech. He leaves a record of accomplishment, drive, intelligence, and widespread friends and affiliations. Born in 1910 to John and May James, William came of pioneer stock and spent his childhood on rural farms. Starting in the 1920's, he and his mother traveled to Europe where each pursued educational opportunities, with William studying at the University of Lausanne, Switzerland, before returning to the U.S. to attend and graduate from Brown University in 1933. William held a variety of jobs before, during and after college. He began his professional career during the Depression, working as a public school teacher in New Canaan, Conn. Three years later he switched to the school system in Easton, Conn., where he began as a teaching principal in 1936 and advanced to increasing responsibility until interrupted by WWII, for which he volunteered and served in the Air Force (chiefly in India, China, and on Tinian Island), ultimately retiring as a major. Returning home after WWII, William resumed his work with the Easton schools while using the GI Bill to obtain his Masters and Ph.D. degrees from Yale University. William also married after the war, taking as his bride in 1950 the former Virginia Stowell of New Britain, Conn., daughter of Austin and Doris Stowell of that city. Promoted to superintendent of schools for Easton in 1953, William in 1958 relocated to the larger school system of Branford, Conn. to become superintendent of schools there. It was at this time that he, Virginia, and their daughter Hillery moved to Northford, Conn. where Hillery attended public schools and Virginia taught in the Wallingford school system. In 1966 William became an associate director of the Connecticut Commission for Higher Education, from which he retired in 1977. He had also begun part-time college teaching in 1949 and continued until 1993 as an adjunct professor for several universities. A long-time writer, William wrote newspaper columns during the 1930's, writing about political and economic affairs, and he is the author of several books: "The Monetarists and the Current Crisis" (1975), "The Monetarists and the Continuing Crisis" (1997) and "The Monetarists and the Evolving Crisis: Wake Up, Americans, We are Losing our Great Nation" (2011). From 2011 forward, William published occasional commentaries on public affairs. Besides writing, William stayed active with educational organization, Rotary International, the SAR (Sons of the American Revolution), the American Legion, and the VFW, among others. He was also an avid follower of local, national, and world events, enjoying several newspapers each day. In addition to his work and writing, William enjoyed small-town America and invariably became "Bill" during his many decades of visiting Lyme, Conn., Halifax, Vt., or New Harbor, Maine. Some of his greatest pleasures were talking with friends, meeting new people, telling stories, working outdoors, or enjoying nature and wildlife. Well remembering his own struggles with early poverty, the chaotic '20s, the Depression, and WWII, Bill was sympathetic to those who struggle against forces larger than themselves; at the same time, he was a strong advocate of hard work and continuous self-improvement, believing that such effort gave any individual his or her best chance for a good life. William was predeceased by his sister, Lucy Merrill James; father, John James; grandson, Yoni Chung; and mother, Dr. May Hall James, who became a prominent Connecticut educator, author of "The Educational History of Old Lyme Connecticut 1635-1935," and a former Dean at Quinnipiac College (now Quinnipiac University). William is survived by his wife, Dr. Virginia James of North Branford, Conn.; daughter, Hillery and son-in-law Chris Chung of New Smyrna Beach, Fla.; and grandson, Doron Chung of Sanford, Fla.; and numerous former students, associates, neighbors, and extended family members in multiple communities. Family and friends are invited to go directly to the Northford Congregational Church at 10 a.m., Sat., Aug. 23 to attend a funeral service and are also invited to attend the committal services immediately following with full military honors in Northford Cemetery. The visiting hours will be from 4-7 p.m., Fri., Aug. 22 at the North Haven Funeral Home, 36 Washington Ave., North Haven, Conn. In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations to either the Northford Congregational Church Steeple Fund, Old Post Rd., Northford, CT 06472 or the Maine Sea Coast Mission Society (http://www.seacoastmission.org/). Arrangements are made by North Haven Funeral Home, North Haven, Conn., http://northhavenfuneral.com/ | James, Dr. William Hall "Bill" (I12819)
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| 72610 | North Galway PO, p. 96 Gilbert L Hall 40 M Farmer $4000 $6000 [New York] Minerva M 38 F " Matilda P 11 F " school Mary E 9 F " " James M 7 M " " Gilbert M 3 M " Minor Hall 48 M ----- $2000 " ... 3 servants | Hall, Mary Elizabeth (I19023)
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| 72611 | North Galway PO, p. 96 Gilbert L Hall 40 M Farmer $4000 $6000 [New York] Minerva M 38 F " Matilda P 11 F " school Mary E 9 F " " James M 7 M " " Gilbert M 3 M " Minor Hall 48 M ----- $2000 " ... 3 servants | Hall, James Marvin (I19007)
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| 72612 | North Galway PO, p. 96 Gilbert L Hall 40 M Farmer $4000 $6000 [New York] Minerva M 38 F " Matilda P 11 F " school Mary E 9 F " " James M 7 M " " Gilbert M 3 M " Minor Hall 48 M ----- $2000 " ... 3 servants | Hall, Matilda Pamela (I18999)
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| 72613 | North Galway PO, p. 96 Gilbert L Hall 40 M Farmer $4000 $6000 [New York] Minerva M 38 F " Matilda P 11 F " school Mary E 9 F " " James M 7 M " " Gilbert M 3 M " Minor Hall 48 M ----- $2000 " ... 3 servants | Hall, Gilbert Lush (I18997)
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| 72614 | North Galway PO, p. 96 Gilbert L Hall 40 M Farmer $4000 $6000 [New York] Minerva M 38 F " Matilda P 11 F " school Mary E 9 F " " James M 7 M " " Gilbert M 3 M " Minor Hall 48 M ----- $2000 " ... 3 servants | Marvin, Minerva (I18996)
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| 72615 | North Galway PO, p. 96 Gilbert L Hall 40 M Farmer $4000 $6000 [New York] Minerva M 38 F " Matilda P 11 F " school Mary E 9 F " " James M 7 M " " Gilbert M 3 M " Minor Hall 48 M ----- $2000 " ... 3 servants | Hall, Gilbert Minor (I18985)
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| 72616 | North Grafton Twp., ED 163, p. 9 Pollard, Alex W M 44 Head Md Farmer CT CT CT ---, Hannah W F 24 Wife Md Keeping House CA CT NY Gallup, Mary W F 11 Sis-i-L S CA CT NY ---, Geo W M 6 Bro-i-L S CA CT NY | Pollard, Alexander Hamilton "Alex" (I17687)
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| 72617 | North Grafton Twp., ED 163, p. 9 Pollard, Alex W M 44 Head Md Farmer CT CT CT ---, Hannah W F 24 Wife Md Keeping House CA CT NY Gallup, Mary W F 11 Sis-i-L S CA CT NY ---, Geo W M 6 Bro-i-L S CA CT NY | Gallup, Hannah M. (I17686)
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| 72618 | North Grafton Twp., ED 163, p. 9 Pollard, Alex W M 44 Head Md Farmer CT CT CT ---, Hannah W F 24 Wife Md Keeping House CA CT NY Gallup, Mary W F 11 Sis-i-L S CA CT NY ---, Geo W M 6 Bro-i-L S CA CT NY | Gallup, George Marion (I17674)
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| 72619 | North Grafton Twp., ED 163, p. 9 Pollard, Alex W M 44 Head Md Farmer CT CT CT ---, Hannah W F 24 Wife Md Keeping House CA CT NY Gallup, Mary W F 11 Sis-i-L S CA CT NY ---, Geo W M 6 Bro-i-L S CA CT NY | Gallup, Mary L. (I17672)
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| 72620 | North Hempstead, ED 174, Sheet 6B 57 Beechwood Avenue Somerville, Sarah Head F W 50 Wd 25 CT CT MA Manager - Advertising ---, John A. Son M W 22 S NY NY CT Clerk - Soap | Somerville, John Alden (I14783)
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| 72621 | North Hempstead, ED 174, Sheet 6B 57 Beechwood Avenue Somerville, Sarah Head F W 50 Wd 25 CT CT MA Manager - Advertising ---, John A. Son M W 22 S NY NY CT Clerk - Soap | Spalding, Sara Katherine "Sarah Kate" (I7024)
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| 72622 | Northborough Deaths MAYNARD: Abner, Jan. 30, 1836, a. 46. | Maynard, Abner (I77283)
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| 72623 | Northern Ireland | McNulty, John Thomas (I12278)
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| 72624 | Norton Births, p. 69 HALL, Sarannus Leonard, ch. Silas and Nancy, Aug. 27, 1807. Soranus Leonard, G.R.2] | Hall, Soranus Leonard (I64939)
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| 72625 | Norton Deaths, p. 373 HALL, Lucinda, w. Rev. Silal [Silas],, d. Dea. Lysander Makepeace, Oct. 12, 1839, in Bridgewater. | Makepeace, Lucinda (I4101)
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| 72626 | Norton Deaths, p. 373 HALL, Elisabeth, w. John, Oct. 16, 1800 [in 62d. y., G.R.15] | White, Elisabeth (I7613)
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| 72627 | Norton Deaths, p. 373 HALL, Harriett, w. John, Aug. 7, 1846, a. 51. G.R.2 [Harriet, d. Silas Leonard and Ruth, G.R.15] | Leonard, Harriett (I7605)
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| 72628 | Norton Deaths, p. 373 HALL, John [h. Harriet], May 13, 1840, in 48th y. G.R.2 [s. John and Sylvia [h. Harriet], G.R.15] | Hall, John II (I7604)
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| 72629 | Norton Deaths, p. 373 HALL, John Apr. 13, 1840, a. 79. G.R.2 | Hall, John III (I64725)
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| 72630 | Norton Deaths, p. 373 HALL, John Jr. Esq. [dup. [ch. JOhn and Elisabeth]][h. Silvay], Dec. 20, 1823. [in 65th y, G.R.15.] | Hall, John Jr., Esq. (I7608)
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| 72631 | Norton Deaths, p. 373 HALL, John Jr., s. John, Nov. 29, 1827, a. 23, in R.I. [John S. , Nov 27, G.R. 2.] | Hall, John Stanley Jr. (I64374)
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| 72632 | Norton Deaths, p. 373 HALL, John, h. Molly, Oct. 22, 1809. [in 81st y., G.R.15.] | Hall, John (I7612)
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| 72633 | Norton Deaths, p. 373 HALL, Julia Ann, w. Chandl[e]r, May 2, 1822. [d. John Monroe and Hannah, a. 25, G.R.2.] | Munroe, Julia Ann (I64947)
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| 72634 | Norton Deaths, p. 373 HALL, w. John Jr., July 24, 1794. [Silvia, d. Dea. Elijah Deane, in 27th y., G.R.15.] ________ Massachusetts Vital Records to 1850 LOCATION: Mansfield, Bristol, Massachusetts, United States VOLUME: Mansfield - V1, PAGE: 198, Deaths Sylvia, w. John, at Norton, July 24, 1794. | Deane, Sylvia "Silvay" (I7609)
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| 72635 | Norton Marriages, p. 246 HALL, John and Molly [int. Mollay] Leonard of Foxborough, Mar. 31, 1803. | Family F2400
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| 72636 | Norton Vital Records 25 March 25th 1794 Married Each to the Other Mr Silas Hall & Miss Nancy Stanley Both of Norton by the Revd. Pitt Clark And their Children were Born as follow Viz: Chandler Hall was Born January 23d 1795 Anna Hall was Born April 4th 1797 Silas Hall was Born January 29th 1800 Benjamin Stanley Hall was Born October 2d 1802 Dexter Hall was Born April 20th 1805 Soranus Leonard Hall was Born Augt. 27th 1807 Richard Hutchings Hall was Born May 23rd 1810 The above Nancy wife of Silas Hall died March 26th 1833 The above named Anna Hall Died Nov. 14th 1818 The above named Silas Hall Senior Died June 5th [?] 1841, Aged 73 years ___________ Massachusetts Vital Records to 1850 LOCATION: Norton, Bristol, Massachusetts, United States VOLUME: Norton - V1, Marriages PAGE: 246 HALL, Silas and Nancy Standley, Mar. 25, 1794. | Family F2341
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| 72637 | Norwich PO, First Ward, p. 468 Spalding, James 66 M W Pattern Maker ---- $500 Conn citizen ---, Catherine 54 F W Keeps Boarding House ---- $1400 Conn ---, Frank 22 M W Bar tender ---- $150 Conn citizen ---, Amity 28 F W No Occupation New York ---, James 6/12 M W Conn (2)==Feb ---, Fred 24 M W No Occupation Conn citizen | Spalding, James Hall (I14787)
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| 72638 | Norwich PO, First Ward, p. 468 Spalding, James 66 M W Pattern Maker ---- $500 Conn citizen ---, Catherine 54 F W Keeps Boarding House ---- $1400 Conn ---, Frank 22 M W Bar tender ---- $150 Conn citizen ---, Amity 28 F W No Occupation New York ---, James 6/12 M W Conn (2)==Feb ---, Fred 24 M W No Occupation Conn citizen | Cook, Catherine (I14779)
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| 72639 | Norwich PO, First Ward, p. 468 Spalding, James 66 M W Pattern Maker ---- $500 Conn citizen ---, Catherine 54 F W Keeps Boarding House ---- $1400 Conn ---, Frank 22 M W Bar tender ---- $150 Conn citizen ---, Amity 28 F W No Occupation New York ---, James 6/12 M W Conn (2)==Feb ---, Fred 24 M W No Occupation Conn citizen | Spalding, James (I14778)
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| 72640 | Norwich PO, First Ward, p. 468 Spalding, James 66 M W Pattern Maker ---- $500 Conn citizen ---, Catherine 54 F W Keeps Boarding House ---- $1400 Conn ---, Frank 22 M W Bar tender ---- $150 Conn citizen ---, Amity 28 F W No Occupation New York ---, James 6/12 M W Conn (2)==Feb ---, Fred 24 M W No Occupation Conn citizen | Spalding, Frank (I7023)
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| 72641 | Norwich PO, First Ward, p. 468 Spalding, James 66 M W Pattern Maker ---- $500 Conn citizen ---, Catherine 54 F W Keeps Boarding House ---- $1400 Conn ---, Frank 22 M W Bar tender ---- $150 Conn citizen ---, Amity 28 F W No Occupation New York ---, James 6/12 M W Conn (2)==Feb ---, Fred 24 M W No Occupation Conn citizen | Hall, Amitta "Amity" (I7022)
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| 72642 | Not in Halls of New England. | Allen, Sabrina (I20789)
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| 72643 | Not listed among the children of Samuel in the Taunton Proprietor's Records. | Hall, John (I1839)
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| 72644 | Not mentioned in his father's will. | Sears, Joseph (I9242)
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| 72645 | Note: AE 83 y, 5 m, 9 d; birth date from death age. Death records indicate they were direct burials at time of death; Mount Auburn data base indicates they were re-interred 12 May 1888. | Denton, Elizabeth "Betsey" (I64078)
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| 72646 | Note: Date may be date of interment, not date of death. | Paine, Cary (I13777)
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| 72647 | Noted German astronomer. Recipient of the gold medal from the Amsterdam Academy of Sciences (1849) for his memoir on De Vico's comet. Author of "Lehrbuch der sphärischen Astronomie" (1851). Professor of Astronomy and director of the Observatory at the University of Michigan (1854-1863). Professor of Astronomy in the University of Dublin and Astronomer Royal for Ireland (1865). Married to Rebecca Lloyd Tappan in Ann Arbor, Michigan, 1857. One child, the well-known oriental scholar, Rudolph Ernst Brunnow (1859-1917). ________ Also FindaGrave Memorial #181852432 German Astronomer. In 1865 he accepted the post of Andrews Professor of Astronomy in the University of Dublin and Royal Astronomer of Ireland, serving in those positions until 1874. | Brunnow, Franz Friedrich Ernst (I21135)
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| 72648 | Nothing is known of this child. | Hall, Cyrus (I266)
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| 72649 | NOTICE- Wayne E. Hall, Sr., 60, of Austin, died Wednesday, April 14, 2004, at the VA Hospital, Minneapolis. Survivors: Sons: Wayne Jr. (Tammy) Hall, Clarks Grove; John (Sarah) Hall, Blooming Prairie; Gary (Angela) Hall, Cookville, Tenn.; daughter: Darla (Bruce) Palmer, Waseca; 15 grandchildren; brothers: Hollis Hall, Jr., Minneapolis; Jerry Hall, Kirkland, Ill.; Larry Hall, Austin; Kerry Hall, Austin; Robert Hall, Minneapolis; Keith (Wanda) Hall, Kirkland, Ill.; sisters: Shirley Plank, Oakland, Calif.; Arleta Hall, Austin. Visitation: 4 to 7 p.m. today, April 16, 2004, and one hour before the service Saturday at the funeral home. Service: 2 p.m. Saturday at the funeral home with Rev. Arnie Jessen officiating. Interment: Oakwood Cemetery with military rites by American Legion Post #91. Funeral Home: Mayer Funeral Home, Austin. | Hall, Wayne Eugene Sr. (I102535)
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| 72650 | Nov. 1, 1835 Then Ezekiel Powers Jr. and Hannah Jacobs, both of Croydon, were lawfully joined in marriage by me Jacob Haven, Pastor of the ch. of Christ in Croydon and Town Clerk. | Family F1078
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