Matches 80,501 to 80,550 of 82,552
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| 80501 | Stockholm PO, p. 273a Hall, George F 33 M W Physician $1400 $700 New Jersey Citizen ---, Sarah L. 28 F W Keeping House Vermont | Hall, Dr. George F. (I11482)
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| 80502 | Stone says: "born...of English ancestry" and "died of yellow fever" | Hall, Rev. George (I2045)
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| 80503 | STONE: Daniel and Mary Wad, Nov. 22 1667. M.K. | Family F28441
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| 80504 | Subdistrict 2, page 45 803 Nassau Hall, George M M Head Md April 1860 51 U.S. 1906 Eng US Protestant Jornalist = Pub Co. ---, Jennie F Wife Md April 1880 31 Scotland 1906 Scotch Canadian Presb ---, Janet F Dau S Jan 1906 5 U.S. 1906 Eng Canadian " | Hall, Janet M. (I12710)
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| 80505 | Subdistrict 2, page 45 803 Nassau Hall, George M M Head Md April 1860 51 U.S. 1906 Eng US Protestant Jornalist = Pub Co. ---, Jennie F Wife Md April 1880 31 Scotland 1906 Scotch Canadian Presb ---, Janet F Dau S Jan 1906 5 U.S. 1906 Eng Canadian " | MacKay, Jeanie Findlay (I12709)
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| 80506 | Subdistrict 2, page 45 803 Nassau Hall, George M M Head Md April 1860 51 U.S. 1906 Eng US Protestant Jornalist = Pub Co. ---, Jennie F Wife Md April 1880 31 Scotland 1906 Scotch Canadian Presb ---, Janet F Dau S Jan 1906 5 U.S. 1906 Eng Canadian " | Hall, George Miner (I12673)
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| 80507 | Sudbury Deaths STON: (see Stone, Stoon), Mary, w. Dea. Danill, Jan. 10, 1702-3. | Moore, Mary (I75430)
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| 80508 | Sudbury Deaths WARD: Richard, drowned, Mar. 31, 1666. M.R. | Ward, Richard (I75429)
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| 80509 | Sudbury Marriages WARD: Richard and Mary Moores, Sept. 8, 1661. M.R. | Family F28390
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| 80510 | Suffolk County (Massachusetts) Probate Records, 1636-1899 Name: Seth H Mason Probate Date: 29 Dec 1855 Probate Place: Suffolk, Massachusetts, USA Inferred Death Year: Abt 1855 Inferred Death Place: Massachusetts, USA Case Number: 40328 Item Description: Probate Records, Vol 154-155, 1855-1857 Mentions wife Clarissa Mason, children Hellen M. Mason, George H. Mason | Mason, Seth Hall (I3905)
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| 80511 | Suffolk County, MA Deed 94:234 establishes that David Hall died before 1 Jul 1760. | Hall, David Sr. (I13551)
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| 80512 | Sumner E. Hall, aged 76 years, died at his home just north of Bentonville Thursday morning, Dec. 15, 1932 following a long illness. Mr. Hall suffered a stroke of paralysis two or more years ago and had been confined to his bed since then. Funeral services were held at the Church of the Nazarene Sunday afternoon. His pastor, Rev. W.O. Felts, conducted the services. Burial was made in the Bentonville cemetery. Mr. Hall was born near Hartford, Conn. June 12, 1856. When a young man he moved to Ames, Iowa where he met and married Mary E. Cunningham in 1881. To them were born nine children, six boys and three girls, all of whom are living in as many different states. The family moved to Dalhart, Texas and in 1913 moved to Bentonville. Mrs. Hall passed away in 1924. About two years later he married Mrs. Somers who faithfully administered to him during his long illness. Mr. Hall lived a life of useful service to his church, family and community until he was stricken. Besides his widow he is survived by Louis Hall, Sedan, N.M.; Will Hall, Lawrence, Kans.; Frank Hall of Delhart, Texas; Arthur Hall of Boone, Iowa; Mrs. Edith Fortune, Tilden, Nebr.; Walter Hall, Pueblo, Colo.; Mrs. Ella Dulias, Yreka, Cal.; Mrs. Bessie Lindsey, Monett and Vernon Hall of the home. | Hall, Sumner Ephraim (I10671)
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| 80513 | sunken stone, d/o Lester and Ermina Hall | Hall, Leanore L. (I13698)
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| 80514 | Superintendent of the Calhoun County Poor Farm, Marengo, Calhoun Co. Mi.: Judge T. W. Hall, 1867-77 | Hall, Judge Tolman W. (I5445)
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| 80515 | Superintendent Registrar's District: West Bromwich Registrar's Sub District: Handsworth 1886 Births in the Sub-District of Hansworth in the County of Stafford #446 Nineteenth April 1886, Grove Lane U.S.D Ruth Elizabeth Mary Girl Carl Boothman Maude Boothman formerly Donalds Musician Informant: Maude Boothman, Mother, Grove Lane, Hansworth W. H. Price, Deputy Registrar | Boothman, Ruth Elizabeth Mary (I12684)
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| 80516 | Superior Court | Family F6984
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| 80517 | Supplementary Sheet, Ward 12, ED 426, sheet 21B 156 East 129th St. ... Hall, Charles P Lodger M W 48 M1 20 5 5 NY VT Ireland Cochbody Maker - Carriage Factory | Hall, Charles Prescott (I15842)
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| 80518 | Supposed lost at sea Oct. 25, 1858 at aged 37 years, 1 mo, 18 days. | Hall, Captain Hiram II (I96983)
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| 80519 | Supposed to have died young. | Adams, Samuel (I8420)
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| 80520 | Supposedly, Foreign born. | Hall, Reverend James (I23574)
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| 80521 | Susan Davis was the daughter of Craft Davis. | Davis, Susan (I1376)
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| 80522 | Susan Davis was the daughter of Craft Davis. | Davis, Susan "Suky" (I1376)
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| 80523 | Susan Hall and her husband Bejamin Watkins moved from Webster, MA to Vineland, NJ in the latter part of the 1800s. They had several children. | Hall, Susan (I1387)
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| 80524 | Susan Hall's marriage to Thompson Taft was her third marriage according to the Mendon, MA Vital Records. Mendon, MA Vital Records also show her father as S-A-T-O-N which could be due to the flamboyant penmanship of the clerk at the time. This marriage was the second for Thompson Taft. Susan Taft was the daughter of Lawton and Olive (Hawkins) Walden. She was married three times: First Marriage was to Elias Stone of Warwick, RI. He died sometime before 1855 and they had one son, Edmon L., born 1848. Second Marriage was to Samuel Judson Hall of Uxbridge, MA on 28 Nov 1858 in Uxbridge, MA. He served with the 25th Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry during the Civil War, was wounded on 8 feb 1862 at the Battle of Roanoke Island, NC abd died of those injuries on 5 Mar 1862. He was buried in New Bern National Cemetery, New Bern, NC. Third Marriage was to Thompson Taft, Jr. of Mendon, MA on 15 Mar 1870 in Mendon, MA. Her parent's graves are right in front of the Thompson Taft Plot. | Walden, Susan (I1082)
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| 80525 | Susan Smith never married. | Smith, Susan (I1013)
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| 80526 | Susan Taft was the daughter of Lawton and Olive (Hawkins) Walden. She was married three times: First Marriage was to Elias Stone of Warwick, RI. He died sometime before 1855 and they had one son, Edmon L., born 1848. Second Marriage was to Samuel Judson Hall of Uxbridge, MA on 28 Nov 1858 in Uxbridge, MA. He served with the 25th Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry during the Civil War, was wounded on 8 feb 1862 at the Battle of Roanoke Island, NC abd died of those injuries on 5 Mar 1862. He was buried in New Bern National Cemetery, New Bern, NC. Third Marriage was to Thompson Taft, Jr. of Mendon, MA on 15 Mar 1870 in Mendon, MA. Her parent's graves are right in front of the Thompson Taft Plot. | Walden, Susan F. (I1082)
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| 80527 | Susan was a clerk in a fancy goods store, address 765 Dudley St., Dorchester, Mass., where he mother now resides. | Hall, Susan (I6131)
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| 80528 | Susan was a clerk in a fancy goods store, address 765 Dudley St., Dorchester, Mass., where he mother now resides. | Lindsey, Rebecca (I1620)
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| 80529 | Susanna Barsham, dau. of William and Annabella Barsham of Watertown, Mass., b. Jan. 28, 1641/42 at Watertown. She was living on July 10, 1707 at Dorchester, Mass. when her husband's estate was probated and is probably the "widow Capen" whose death is recorded in the Dorchester VRs as having died Mar. 4, 1714/15. On Nov. 19, 1663 at Dorchester, Mass. Susanna m. Lieut. John Capen, Jr., s. of Dea. John Capen and Redegon Clap(q.v. Clapp). He was b. Oct. 21, 1639 at Dorchester, Mass. and d. there June 8, 1707, | Barsham, Susanna (I393)
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| 80530 | Susanna Maria Southwick was of Northbridge, MA. | Southwick, Susanna Maria (I2302)
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| 80531 | Susanna was the daughter of Nathan and Mary Spafford Stone, the wife of Bela Hall, the mother of Bela, Martha, William and Betsey Hall. | Stone, Susanna "Susan" (I8094)
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| 80532 | Susanna was the daughter of Thomas FOSTER. Her mother, Elizabeth SEAMER, married 1st Thomas FOSTER, and they had 4 children before he died. Elizabeth then married Jonas HUMPHREY, and they had one son, Jonas, Jr. Jonas HUMPHREY was the stepfather to Susanna [TAG Jan 1993]. | Foster, Susanna (I1636)
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| 80533 | Susanna's Great Grandparents were Barnard and Jane (Purchase) Capen of Dorchester, MA. ________ From FindaGrave: Susanna Capen, dau. of Lieut. John Capen, Jr. and Sarah Barsham, b. Sept. 16, 1664 at Dorchester, Mass. She d. Aug. 18, 1736 at Newton, Mass. In circa 1694 she m. as his first wife, Andrew Hall, s. of Edward & Hester Hall, b. May 10, 1665 at Rehoboth, Mass. He d. in Dec. 1756 at Newton, Mass. They had seven children, their second child being: • ii. Susanna Hall, b. Jan. 1, 1696/7 at Newton, Mass., d. after 1766; m. Jan. 1, 1718/9 at Newton, Eleazer Stoddard, s. of Daniel Stoddard and Elizabeth Ballard, b. June 8, 1694 at Newton, Mass. He d. May 29, 1755 at Ashford, Conn. They had seven children b. at Newton, Mass. | Capen, Susanna (I149)
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| 80534 | Susanna's Great Grandparents were Barnard and Jane (Purchase) Capen of Dorchester, MA. | Capen, Susanna (I149)
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| 80535 | Susannah Hall Massachusetts Births and Christenings, 1639-1915 Name: Susannah Hall Event Type: Birth Event Date: 13 Mar 1709 Event Place: Bradford, Essex, Massachusetts, United States Event Place (Original): Bradford, Essex, Massachusetts, United States Sex: Female Father's Name: Joseph Hall Mother's Name: Sarah | Hall, Susannah (I20261)
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| 80536 | Sutton Births HALL: Hannah, d. John and Dolly, Jan. 9, 1794. | Hall, Hannah (I77281)
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| 80537 | Sutton Marriages MAYNARD: Abner and Hannah Hall, June 19, 1814. | Family F29069
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| 80538 | Sutton Marriages MAYNARD: William G. of Worcester (s. Asa and Hannah, a. 39, widr.) and Ann D. [B. in int.] Hall, July 18, 1849. | Family F29142
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| 80539 | Sutton PO, p. 809 Whipple Farnum 57 M Farmer $7000 $500 Mass Lydia A " 48 F " Henry H " 11 M " school Eugene S " 10 M " " Almira S " 8 F " " Ellen F Stone 15 F RI | Stone, Ellen F. (I2484)
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| 80540 | Sycamore PO, Ward 2, p. 613a Hall, Horace P. 42 M W Co. Supt of School $1000 $300 N.H. citizen ---, Ellen M. 43 F W Keeping House " ---, Judson H. 10 M W Ind school ---, Eva R 4 F W " | Hall, Eva Reed (I6530)
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| 80541 | Sycamore PO, Ward 2, p. 613a Hall, Horace P. 42 M W Co. Supt of School $1000 $300 N.H. citizen ---, Ellen M. 43 F W Keeping House " ---, Judson H. 10 M W Ind school ---, Eva R 4 F W " | Herrick, Ellen M. (I6529)
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| 80542 | Sycamore PO, Ward 2, p. 613a Hall, Horace P. 42 M W Co. Supt of School $1000 $300 N.H. citizen ---, Ellen M. 43 F W Keeping House " ---, Judson H. 10 M W Ind school ---, Eva R 4 F W " | Hall, Horace Powers (I1566)
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| 80543 | Sycamore PO, Ward 2, p. 613a Hall, Horace P. 42 M W Co. Supt of School $1000 $300 N.H. citizen ---, Ellen M. 43 F W Keeping House " ---, Judson H. 10 M W Ind school ---, Eva R 4 F W " | Hall, Judson H. (I1061)
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| 80544 | Sydney Oakes and Greta Hartmann were married. | Family F11205
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| 80545 | Sydney, Australia, Anglican Parish Registers, 1814-2011 Name Harry Oates Gender Male Independent Means Marriage Age 48 Record Type Marriage Birth Date abt 1875 Born: Sangerville, Maine USA Marriage Date 30 Jun 1923 Marriage Place St. Marks Church, Darling Point, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia Father William Pitt Oates, (Dec'd), Surveyor Mother Edith Nancy Oates (Dec'd) Spouse Eunice Myrtle McIntyre Home Duties Age 24 Birth Place: ByAnez[?] Father: Thomas McIntyre (Dec'd), Government Officer Mother Sarah Jane Mobles Marriage Date 30 Jun 1923 Marriage Place Sydney, New South Wales, Australia | Family F11190
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| 80546 | Sylvia E. Brimacomb 96 formerly of Austin died Monday February 9, 2015 at Good Samaritan Society in Albert Lea where she had been a resident for a number of years. Sylvia was born in Austin on February 19, 1918 to Enoch and Belle (Holmes) Hall. She attended school in Austin. Sylvia married Maitland Brimacomb April 25, 1941. She was a homemaker and a mother of one son, Leonard. Sylvia enjoyed coloring and solving word puzzles. Survivors include one son, one sister-in-law, one granddaughter and nieces and nephews. Sylvia was preceded in death by her parents, husband Maitland, 2 brothers Theodore and Hollis, two sisters Doris and Bernice and daughter-in-law Joyce Brimacomb. There will be no visitation. An informal gathering with family members will take place at Sylvia's graveside at 11AM on Saturday, February 21, 2015 at Oakwood Cemetery in Austin. | Hall, Sylvia Edna (I13899)
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| 80547 | Sylvia K. (Hall) Melton 1938 - 2020 Sylvia K. Melton (Hall) Joined the presence of her Lord on May 20. Sylvia was born on May 11, 1938, as an identical twin in Concord, N.H., to Gordon K. and Barbara L. (Cousens) Hall. She graduated From Manchester High School Central in 1957, Then studied for her nursing degree at Barrington College (later merged into Gordon College) in Barrington R.I. She performed her student nursing working at Wentworth-Douglass Hospital in Dover N.H., while there she meet her future Husband Ivan (Ike) Melton, who was stationed at Pease Air Force Base, they meet while attending a local church. Sylvia and Ike would have celebrated their 58th wedding anniversary in August. They raised two daughters, Kimberly (Thomas) Higgs of Westlake, Ohio, Manchester, and Kelley (Michael) Garvin, Land O'Lakes, Wisconsin. She had seven awesome grandchildren and 15 phenomenal great-grandchildren whom she loved with all her heart. In her career lifetime, Sylvia worked as a brainwave technician at Sacred Heart Hospital, served at several area nursing homes and worked as a private duty nurse. She had worked at Calvary Christian School, And in her final years as a school aide in Derry. She was known for her bubbly personality and was affectionately called Nana and Aunt Syl by many. She was predeceased by her parents, her twin sister Shirley and her niece. Due to COVID-19 a memorial service will be planned at a later date. Donations can be made in her memory to the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation. To Plant Memorial Trees in memory, please visit our Sympathy Store. | Hall, Sylvia K. (I18521)
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| 80548 | Sylvia's body might have been buried in the Hall Cemetery, but then moved here. Her 'possible' cenotaph is here. Research continues. | Hall, Sylvia S. (I64353)
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| 80549 | Syracuse, New York The Herald-Journal newspaper Friday, December 2, 1949 Page 30, Column 2 MRS. ELIZABETH N. HALL 183 Fayette blvd. Funeral services for Mrs. Elizabeth Nelson Hall, wife of Alfred E. Hall, 183 Fayette blvd., who died yesterday afternoon at her home, will be at 2 P.M. Monday in the home. Burial will be in White Chapel Memory Gardens. Mrs. Hall was a member of the Marine Mothers' Club. Survivors, besides her husband, are two sons, Alfred E., Jr., and Arthur S. Hall; five brothers, James, Thomas, Robert, Kenneth and David Nelson; five sisters, Miss Jane Nelson, Mrs. Agnes Hall, Mrs. Mary Eilert, Mrs. Jeannette Greenwood and Mrs. Alice Prentis; and a grandchild. | Nelson, Elizabeth (I45)
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| 80550 | Taft was born in Northbridge, Massachusetts, on February 14, 1823, and was educated at Worcester Academy, where he graduated in 1872. His parents were Orsmus Taft and Margaret (Smith) Taft; on October 31, 1850, he married Mary Frances Armington. They had four children. He belonged to the Republican Party, and was an elected member of Rhode Island House of Representatives from 1880-84 before his term as governor. Taft was a member of the firm Bradford & Taft, wool dealers, from which he retired in 1885. He was also president of Merchants' National Bank from 1868[3] president of the Boston & Providence Railroad, and a director of the New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad (which took control of the B&P in 1893). In 1890 he became a charter member of the Rhode Island Society of the Sons of the American Revolution. He served as the Society's president from 1897 to 1899. He died June 4, 1912, at his home in Providence, Rhode Island. At the time of his death, he was the oldest living ex-governor of Rhode Island. He is interred at Swan Point Cemetery, Providence. He was a patron of the arts, with a large private collection; parts of his collection are now part of various institutions such as the Rhode Island School of Design. Taft Hall at the University of Rhode Island is named after him,[6] as well as the Royal C. Taft Outpatient Building (1891) at Rhode Island Hospital in Providence. | Taft, Gov Royal Chapin (I7968)
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