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| 80701 | The John Hall who married Esther Hubbard and the John Hall who married Mary Willis were two different people. This is easily demonstrated because they both have children being born at the same time. However, many esearchers conflate these two different John Halls. My working assumption - and this is something that I am currently working on for the Hall Families of New England study I am involved with (https://www.albionseed.com) - is that the John Hall born to Daniel Hall and Phebe Ward in 1717 was the John Hall who married Esther Hubbard and died in 1808 and is buried with his wife in the Old Farm Hill Cemetery in Middletown. The key records of that family from the Barbour collection are: Ancestry.com. Connecticut Town Records, pre-1870 (Barbour Collection) HALL, John, s. Daniel & Phebe, b. May 26, 1717 (Vol. LR2, p. 26) HALL, John, 2nd, m. Esther HUBBARD, Sept. 21, 1749 (Vol. 2, p. 257) ---, Esther, d. John & Esther, b. July 20, 1750 (Vol. 2, p. 257) ---, John, s. John & Esther, b. Apr. 27, 1752 (Vol. 2, p. 247) ---, Elizabeth, d. Jno. & Esther, b. May 15, 1754 (Vol. 2, p. 257) ---, Hannah, d. Jno.. & Esther, b. Mar. 29, 1756 (Vol. 2, p. 257) ---, David, s. Jno. & Esther, b. Feb. 15, 1758 (Vol. 2, p. 257) ---, Phebe, d. Jno. & Esther, b. Mar. 12 1760 (Vol. 2, p. 257) ---, Jonathan, s. Jno & Esther, b. Mar. 12, 1762 (Vol. 2, p. 257) ---, Ruth, d. Jno. & Esther, b. Sept. 13, 1764 (Vol. 2, p. 257) ---, John, d. July 16, 1808 (Vol. 2, p. 257) That death date for John at aged 92 based on the headstone with the memorial for Esther also in same cemetery with death in 1797 seems like good evidence for this John being the son of Daniel Hall and Phebe Ward. The records for the John Hall and Mary Willis family give fewer clues. HALL, John, Carpenter, m. Mary WILLIS, Dec. 14, 1752 (Vol. 2, p. 344) ---, John, s. John & Mary, b. Jan. 22, 1753 (Vol. 2, p. 344) ---, Mary, d. John & Mary, b. Dec. 15, 1754 (Vol. 2, p. 344) ---, Thomas, s. John & Mary, b. Oct. 14, 1756 (Vol. 2, p. 244) ---, William, s. John & Mary, b. Nov. 6, 1758 (Vol. 2, p. 344) A death record for a John Hall in Middletown of 25 December 1786 has been put up, but I cannot find the source for this so it is difficult to prove who it is for (eg, age at death). The record below has been widely interpreted are being Mary's death record. HALL, w. John, d. Oct. 1, 1762 (Vol. 1, p. 6) This is definitely not Mary (Willis) Hall. FindaGrave morial for Mary Hall of Hartford died in 1825 where she is represented as widow of John Hall of Middletown and the sister of her daughter in law memorialized on the same memorial is more convincing: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/146471549 At this point I do not know who the widow of John who died in 1762 was. | Willis, Mary (I21229)
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| 80702 | The John Hall who married Esther Hubbard and the John Hall who married Mary Willis were two different people. This is easily demonstrated because they both have children being born at the same time. However, many esearchers conflate these two different John Halls. My working assumption - and this is something that I am currently working on for the Hall Families of New England study I am involved with (https://www.albionseed.com) - is that the John Hall born to Daniel Hall and Phebe Ward in 1717 was the John Hall who married Esther Hubbard and died in 1808 and is buried with his wife in the Old Farm Hill Cemetery in Middletown. The key records of that family from the Barbour collection are: Ancestry.com. Connecticut Town Records, pre-1870 (Barbour Collection) HALL, John, s. Daniel & Phebe, b. May 26, 1717 (Vol. LR2, p. 26) HALL, John, 2nd, m. Esther HUBBARD, Sept. 21, 1749 (Vol. 2, p. 257) ---, Esther, d. John & Esther, b. July 20, 1750 (Vol. 2, p. 257) ---, John, s. John & Esther, b. Apr. 27, 1752 (Vol. 2, p. 247) ---, Elizabeth, d. Jno. & Esther, b. May 15, 1754 (Vol. 2, p. 257) ---, Hannah, d. Jno.. & Esther, b. Mar. 29, 1756 (Vol. 2, p. 257) ---, David, s. Jno. & Esther, b. Feb. 15, 1758 (Vol. 2, p. 257) ---, Phebe, d. Jno. & Esther, b. Mar. 12 1760 (Vol. 2, p. 257) ---, Jonathan, s. Jno & Esther, b. Mar. 12, 1762 (Vol. 2, p. 257) ---, Ruth, d. Jno. & Esther, b. Sept. 13, 1764 (Vol. 2, p. 257) ---, John, d. July 16, 1808 (Vol. 2, p. 257) That death date for John at aged 92 based on the headstone with the memorial for Esther also in same cemetery with death in 1797 seems like good evidence for this John being the son of Daniel Hall and Phebe Ward. The records for the John Hall and Mary Willis family give fewer clues. HALL, John, Carpenter, m. Mary WILLIS, Dec. 14, 1752 (Vol. 2, p. 344) ---, John, s. John & Mary, b. Jan. 22, 1753 (Vol. 2, p. 344) ---, Mary, d. John & Mary, b. Dec. 15, 1754 (Vol. 2, p. 344) ---, Thomas, s. John & Mary, b. Oct. 14, 1756 (Vol. 2, p. 244) ---, William, s. John & Mary, b. Nov. 6, 1758 (Vol. 2, p. 344) A death record for a John Hall in Middletown of 25 December 1786 has been put up, but I cannot find the source for this so it is difficult to prove who it is for (eg, age at death). The record below has been widely interpreted are being Mary's death record. HALL, w. John, d. Oct. 1, 1762 (Vol. 1, p. 6) This is definitely not Mary (Willis) Hall. FindaGrave morial for Mary Hall of Hartford died in 1825 where she is represented as widow of John Hall of Middletown and the sister of her daughter in law memorialized on the same memorial is more convincing: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/146471549 At this point I do not know who the widow of John who died in 1762 was. | Hall, John Carpenter (I21198)
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| 80703 | The King Family of Suffield, Connecticut, pp. 85-87: Benjamin King was a farmer and lived at Suffield until after his father's death in 1722. He then removed to Stafford, at which place he had a farm of three hundred acres. His first five children, one of whom died in infancy, were born in Suffield, the last of these being born there in 1721. He left a will which still remains on file at Hartford. ... Stafford, to which Benjamin King removed from Suffield, was about sixteen miles east from the latter place and Tolland (Toaland) where Benjamin King's 'well esteemed friend Lieutenant John Huntington' lived was about eight miles southerly from Stafford. | King, Benjamin (I80)
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| 80704 | The last known residence of Mr. and Mrs. Salmon Davis Hall was Grafton, MA. He was educated there in public schools. He learned the trade of shoemaker and for seventeen years worked for the firm of E. B. & A. M. Bigelow, shoe manufacturers, advancing to a responsbiel position in the business. In 1858, he was appointed the high sheriff of Worcester County, and he held this important and responsible office until his death, January 4, 1888. He was well known, especially in the legal fraternity of the County and to his own townspeople. He represented the town of Grafton and his distric in the general court in 1866. | Hall, Salmon Davis (I1291)
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| 80705 | The last known residence of Mr. and Mrs. Salmon Davis Hall was Grafton, MA. He was educated there in public schools. He learned the trade of shoemaker and for seventeen years worked for the firm of E. B. & A. M. Bigelow, shoe manufacturers, advancing to a responsbiel position in the business. In 1858, he was appointed the high sheriff of Worcester County, and he held this important and responsible office until his death, January 4, 1888. He was well known, especially in the legal fraternity of the County and to his own townspeople. He represented the town of Grafton and his district in the general court in 1866. | Hall, Salmon Davis (I1291)
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| 80706 | The last known residence of Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Jackson Hall was Springfield, MA. | Hall, Sanford Jackson (I1292)
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| 80707 | The marriage date is uncertain. | Family F37869
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| 80708 | The marriage likely took place in Milford, Connecticut, as their first child Lucretia was born 18 February 1802 in Milford. | Family F3940
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| 80709 | The marriage of Alfred Alexander and Louisa Atwater was registered at Egremont, Vol. 37, p. 37, in 1849. They were married 15 April 1849 in Egremont by James H Rowley, Justice of the Peace, Rowley. Alfred, age 25, was a farmer living in New Marlborough. He was born in New marlborough. The name of his parents was not mentioned. Louise, age 20, was living in Egremont. She was born in Egremont. Her parents were Philo and Christina Atwater. | Family F1054
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| 80710 | The marriage of Betsey Hall and Thomas Winkle was registered at New Marlborough, Vol. 6, p. 27, on 25 June 1844. They were married on 8 January 1844 in New Marlborough by Chester Tilot, Clergyman. He was a laborer and born in New Marlborough. She was born in New Marlborough and her father was Noah Hall. | Family F974
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| 80711 | The marriage of Gideon Granger and Betsey D. Lowe was registered at New Marlboro, Vol. 108, p. 63, in 1857. They were married by Augustus Turner, Justice of the Peace. It was his second marriage and her first. They were both residents of New Marlboro at the time of the marriage. Gideon, age 51, was a farmer. He was born in New Marlboro and his fsther was Phineas Granger. Betsey was age 20 and was born in Troy, NY. Her father was William Lowe. | Family F807
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| 80712 | The marriage of Levi O. Hanson and Elmira G. Bigelow was registered at Worcester, Vol. 38, p. 413, in 1849. They were married on 11 April 1849 in Worcester by Loranus Crowell. It was a first marriage for each. Levi was age 27, working as a Cabinet Maker, born and living in Springfield. He was a son of J. R. Hanson. Elmira was age 23, born and living in Worcester. She was a daughter of J. P. Bigelow. | Family F347
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| 80713 | The marriage of Moses Hall and Sarah B. Clark was registered at Sheffield, Vol. 12, p. 36, on 12 February 1845. They were married on 12 February 1845 in Sheffield by Rev. Jos. Crawford, Pastor of the methodist Episopal Church in Sheffield. They were both single. Moses was a Farmer. Moses, son of Elisha Hall, was living in New Marlboro at time of their Marriage. Sarah, daughter of Elisha Clark, was living in Sheffield. | Family F183
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| 80714 | The marriage of Perrin Stanton and Alace Stevens was registered at New Marlboro, Vo. 54, p. 45, in 1851. THey were married on 19 April 1851 by Augustus Turner, Justice of the Peace. It was the first marriage for each. Perrin, age 22, was a Laborer, living in New Marlboro. He was born in Sheffield. He did not state his parents. Alace was age 18 and living in Sheffield. She was born in New Marlboro and her father was Alvin Stevens. | Family F1093
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| 80715 | The marriage of Samuel Hall and Susan Stone was registered at Uxbridge, Vol. 119, p. 207, in 1858. They were married 28 November 1858 in Uxbridge by J. J. Abbott, Clergyman. They both lived in Uxbridge and It was a first marriage for each. Samuel was age 26 and worked as a Boot-maker. He was born in Uxbridge and his parents were Alvah and Charlotte. Susan was age 29. Her place of birth and parents were not listed. | Family F60
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| 80716 | The marriage of Soranus W. Hall and Lucy M. Taylor was registered at Yarmouth, Vol. 244, p. 27, in 1872. They were married in Yarmouth on 12 May 1872 by Rev. John W. Dodge of Yarmouth. It was a first marriage for each. They were both living in Yarmouth. Soranus, age 25, was a Butcher born in Raynham. His parents were Soranus and Sarah Hall. Lucy, agy 23, was born in Yarmouth. Her parents were Seth and Lucy Lane. | Family F4866
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| 80717 | The marriage of Thompson Taft and Susan Hall was registered at Mendon, Vol 228, p. 262 (1870). They were married on 17 March 1870 in mendon by Adia Ballou, Minister of the Gospel, (Hopedale) Milford, MA. Thompson was age 41, working as a Carpenter and living in Mendon. This was his second marriage. He was born in Mendon and his parents were Thompson and Joanna Taft. Susan was age 42, living in Mendon, and this was her third marriage. She was born in Gloucester, RI. | Family F343
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| 80718 | The marriage of Wallace W. Hall and Hellen M Heath was registered at Monterey, Vol. 60, p. 39, in 1852. They were married 9 March 1852 in Monterey by John L. Braswell, Justice of the Peace. It was a first marriage for each. They were both born in Tyringham and living in Monterey. Wallace, age 22, was a farmer. His parents were George and Cynthia Hall. Hellen was age 17, and her father was Silas Heath. | Family F976
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| 80719 | The marriage of William Hall and Nancy Powers was registered at Oxford, Vol 164, p. 205, in 1853. They were married on 26 November 1863 in Oxford by Eber Carpenter, Pastor Cong. Church in Southbridge. It was a first marriage for each. Thew were both living in Oxford. He was age 26, a Spinner, and born in Putnam, CT. His parents were Nathan W. & Susan (Davis). She was age 18 and born in Millbury. Her parents were John and Catherine (Brainard). | Family F1018
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| 80720 | The marriage of Willis A. Hall and Emma R. Hanson was registered at Springfield, Vol. 388, p. 476, in March 1888. They were married on 10 January 1888 in Springfield by John C. Brooks, Clergyman of Springfield. It was the first marriage for each. Willis was age 34, working as a paper manufacturer and living in Springfield. He was born in Uxbridge and his parents were John D. and Mandana. Emma was age 33, living in Springfield. She was born in Springfield and her parents were Levi O. and Elvira. | Family F345
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| 80721 | The marriage of Wm H Cook and Lizzie W Kettell was registered at Worcester, Vol. 219, p. 338, in 1869. They were married on 31 October 1869 in Sutton N. J. Pinkham, Clergyman. It was a first marriage for each. They were both living in Worcester at the time of the marriage. William was age 34, a carpenter, born in New York. Lizzie was age 20 and born in Massachusetts. His parents were Merritt & Lucinda; hers were Thomas J. and Adaline. | Family F5192
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| 80722 | The Matthews Genealogy says that she died in Washington, Berkshire County, age 99. | Howes, Sarah (I8672)
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| 80723 | The New England Historical & Genealogical Register,1847-2011 Name: Deiama Hitchcock Event Type: Death Birth Date: abt 1773 Age at Death: 72 Death Date: 12 Oct 1845 Death Place: USA Spouse Name: Obed Page Number: 291 Volume Number: 115 | Walker, Diadema (I19436)
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| 80724 | The newspaper article on Alvah Joseph's death and funeral arrangements reads as follows: ALVAH J. HALL EAST DOUGLAS, Jan 25 - Alvah J. Hall, 71, of Main Street, died yesterday at the Worcester Memorial Hospital. A native of Uxbridge he had resided here for over 50 years. He was formerly employed for many years at the Hayward Woolen Co. He leaves his widow, Minnie (Cook) Hall; two sons, Corp. Harry C. Hall stationed at Ft. Benning, Ga., and Stanley, of this town. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 2 at the Methodist Church, Rev. Alfred C. Carroll officiating. Burial will be in Evergreen Cemetery in charge of Bowen Funeral Service. Calling hours at the Hall home will be Thursday from 7 to 9, and Friday from 3 to 5, and 7 to 9. | Hall, Alvah Joseph (I69)
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| 80725 | The newspaper article on Alvah Joseph's death and funeral arrangements reads as follows: ALVAH J. HALL EAST DOUGLAS, Jan 25 - Alvah J. Hall, 71, of Main Street, died yesterday at the Worcester Memorial Hospital. A native of Uxbridge he had resided here for over 50 years. He was formerly employed for many years at the Hayward Woolen Co. He leaves his widow, Minnie (Cook) Hall; two sons, Corp. Harry C. Hall stationed at Ft. Benning, Ga., and Stanley, of this town. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 2 at the Methodist Church, Rev. Alfred C. Carroll officiating. Burial will be in Evergreen Cemetery in charge of Bowen Funeral Service. Calling hours at the Hall home will be Thursday from 7 to 9, and Friday from 3 to 5, and 7 to 9. | Hall, Alvah Joseph (I69)
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| 80726 | The notes in this genealogical history were transposed by Joseph S. Hall, Jr, whose wife Patricia A. Daignault is desecended through Henry Fitch Barrows, brother of Albert Barrows whose first wife was Mary Jane Slate. In transposing the written notes to this typed written works, it was noted that Mary Jane Slate died 3 Sep 1849 and her daughter, Mary Jane Barrows, was born 31 Oct 1849. It is believed that the date of birth is wrong and that Mary Jane (Slate) Barrows died during childbrith. If not, then it's possible that the dates were transposed in the original writing and the date of birth of Mary Jane Barrows is actually the date of death of her mother, and that her cause of death may have been due to complications of childbirth. In either case, verification of this data is highly suggested. | Slate, Mary Jane (I3396)
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| 80727 | The only child of Alfred and Mary (Hall) Kirby, died in infancy. | Kirby, Bessie (I6942)
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| 80728 | The original birth record in the Uxbridge Town Hall is signed by George T. Little, M.D. of North Uxbridge, MA. | Belanger, Mary Rose Linora (I1827)
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| 80729 | The original birth records of Croydon, NH show that Elias was born to Abijah Hall and Jerusha Whipple. | Hall, Elias (I6822)
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| 80730 | The original birth records of Croydon, NH show that Elias was born to Abijah Hall and Jerusha Whipple. | Hall, Elias (I6822)
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| 80731 | The parentage of Mabel Winchell is not documented. It is said that she was of Suffield, CT and married Nathaniel Hall. NEHGS Register (Vol. 63, p. 336) reports that they had a daughter Mabel, b. 14 September 1728, d. 12 October 1767, m. John Rising, 24 March 1748. Some evidence suggests that she was a Sarah (Moore) Winchell. If so, based on her like birth about 1695, that would make her a daughter of Thomas Winchell; however, in this scenario, she would likely to have been raised in Suffield by her step-father Benjamin Winchell. | Winchell, Mabel (I1834)
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| 80732 | The Plymouth Colony Records show that John Hall was born 23 Nov 1650 at Braintree, MA versus 28 Jan 1651 as recorded in the book "Halls of New England" by Rev. David B. Hall 1883. The date of 28 Jan 1651 could be a baptismal date. ______________ Records of the town of braintree, 1640 to 1793, p. 629 Records of Births, Richard Brackett Clerk. John Holl, the sonne Edward Holl and Hester his wife was born the (23) of (11) mo -- 1650. Obviosly, someone misinterpreted what 11th month meant. | Hall, John (I166)
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| 80733 | The Prince Philip Mountbatten, Duke of Edi[burgh], born 1921, died. | Mountbatten, HRH Prince Philip 1st Duke of Edinburgh, Knight of the Garter (I22661)
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| 80734 | The records that seem to exist show that Thomas Hall and wife came to America but returned to England. His wife is alternatively name Elizabeth and Isabel. The following are Cambridge birth records for this couple: HALL, ---, Hannah, f. of Thomas and Elizabeth, bp. ----, 16---. C. R. I. ---, Hannah, d. of Thomas and Isabel, Mar. 4, 1648. ---, Lydia, d. of Thomas and Elizabeth, bp. -----, 16--- C. R. I. ---, Mary, d. Thomas and Elizabeth, bp. ------, 16--- C. R. I. ______________________________ From Halls of New England, Halls of Medford (Part First), p. 301 NOTE. Thomas Hall. of Cambridge, is supposed to have come in the Plain Joan to Virginia in 1635, se. He had land in Cambridge in 1645; he claimed the property of Edward Hall, of Cambridge, as his brother and sole heir, 1681. His wife was Isabella or Elizabeth (both names are given in the records). She was a member of the church in full communion before 1658, and her three daughters were baptized; she died April 28, 1682; and Thomas Halll m., 2d, March 24, 1683, Martha or Mary, widow of Humphrey Bradshaw, who m. her March 24, 1665, when she was the widow of William Russell, who d. Feb. 14, 1661. Humphrey Bradshaw was the father of John Bradshaw, who m. Elizabeth, dau. of John Hall. Humphrey d. May 9, 1682, ae. 68. Thomas Hall's estate was inventoried 1691. Children were : 1. Mary, m. Feb. 26, 1670, Israel Meade, of Woburn. 2. Hannah, b. March 4, 1648; d. April 2, 1683 ; m., Dec. 27, 1670, Stephen Francis, and was ancestor of Lydia Maria Child, the distinguished write, late of Medford. 3. Lydia, m., March 6, 1678, Gershom Cutter (see Cutter History). | Hall, Thomas (I20884)
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| 80735 | The Reverend - Increase Sumner Lincoln was born in 1799, d. Aug. 3, 1890, graduated from Yale college in 1822 and from Yale Theological school in 1827 He m. Gratia Elisa Smith Dec. 20, 1822, a daughter of Dr. Nathan Smith, professor in Yale Medical college, of his twelve children eight only lived to maturity, six daughters and two sons, his son Nathan Smith, a distinguished physician in Washington, D. C., his son Sumner is col. in the United States army; son of Seth Lincoln of Warren Mass. Friend of William Lloyd Garrison, Wendell Phillips, and Charles Sumner involved in the anti-slavery cause (abolitionist). Unitarian Minister and was at Middletown for many years, before going to Wilton in 1869. He married a second time to Abby Harwood in 1847. He died at age 91 | Lincoln, Rev. Increase Sumner (I4596)
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| 80736 | The Search Genealogy has her marryinh Joseph Clark of Harwich on 10 Dec. 1772. However, The 2004 Howes genealogy confirms this marriage through the Will of her father Philip Howes, Barnstable probate records, PR 24:5, 26:254 | Family F3654
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| 80737 | The Smart Set by Cholly Knickerbocker NEW YORK: Between You and Me and the Lamppost (and 20,000,000 readers): Heiress. Nancy Oakes' divorce from Baron Ernst Lyssardt von Hoyingen-Heune, was conducted in most amicable terms, with Lyssardt agreeing in toto with Nancy's terms. Nancy has custody of their child and the young Baron no financial claims on his wife. whose first marriage to **Count" Alfred de Marigny, unjustly accused of his father-in-law's murder, also ended in failure, is going into a business venture in Nassau as well as managing some of the vast interests she inherited from her late father, Gold King Sir Harry Oakes. Lyssardt will enter business here in New York. | Family F11197
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| 80738 | The son of CAPT. JOHN & DESIRE (HOWLAND) GORHAM, Jabez Gorham married HANNAH (STURGIS) GRAY, widow of John Gray, on December 23, 1667 in Barnstable, Mass. The family removed from Barnstable to Bristol, Rhode Island. He was present at the first town meeting in Bristol where he was voted as an inhabitant, can be found in the 1689 Bristol Census, and on July 6, 1696, he became a member of the Congregational Church of Bristol. Jabez was a yeoman. His will was dated March 16, 1724/5 of Bristol. His wife, Hannah, is named as well as "eldest son Jabez Gorham"; also sons Isaac, Joseph & Benjamin; daughter, Elizabeth wife of Shobael Baxter; and grandsons, Edward, William & Samuel Downs. Hannah & son, Benjamin, were named executors. He died between the date of his will and May 18, 1725, when his son, ISAAC GORHAM, of the New Haven Colony of Conn. gave a receipt of his portion of the estate of his father. | Gorham, Jabez (I9718)
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| 80739 | The son of Stephen & Hannah (Ingersoll) Kelsey, he was baptized on June 19, 1692 at the First Church of Hartford and he died at age 85 years. On May 8, 1729 he married Hannah (Kibbe) Larkham of Enfield, widow of John Larkham. Their children: 1. Hannah bpt. May 31, 1730, m. (____) Phillips 2. Lois bpt. Jan. 9, 1731-2, m. Uriah Burkett 3. Charles bpt. Nov. 18, 1733, m. Sarah Pratt 4. Martha, m. Elijah Sheldon Families of Early Hartford, Conn., p. 353 | Kelsey, Charles (I1763)
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| 80740 | The son of Theron Levi Barrus and Czarina Aurelia Robinson, husband of Lucy Maria Hall married 05 Oct 1881 in Ashfield, Franklin, MA. Father of: Alice E. Barrus, Mrs George Walter Lesure 1882 – 1930 Myrtle E. Barrus, Mrs Earl Ward Lilley b 1887 Ida E. Barrus, Mrs Herman Henry Philips b 1889 | Barrus, Willie Arthur (I97711)
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| 80741 | The son of Thomas F. Hall and Elizabeth "Betsey" Hall of Atkinson, Maine (probably a cousin to Thomas), James Robert Hall was a Civil War veteran - 3rd Maine Light Artillery, Jan-Mar 1862 - and -1st Maine Calvary, 1863-1865 - who married Dorcas Jenks, also of Maine, in 1858. James was survived by six children: George Washington Hall, Charles Henry Hall, Ernest Hall, Fred James Hall, Lena May Hall Evans and Clara Hall Fellows. Another son, Edgar, who died as an infant. (Edgar is buried in the same plot a Thomas F. Hall and Betsey Hall.) James took up farming following his discharge. During the mid-late 1860s, he and his family lived in Enfield, Maine, but by 1869, James and Dorcas had purchased a farm in Atkinson where they continued to live for roughly thirty years. "Go west, young man," an often heard phrase of the time, clearly resonated with the Halls, as by the turn of the century all of the children, with the exception of George, had moved to California. Not wanting to be separated from so many of her children, Dorcas persuaded James at the age of 70 to sell their home and follow the children westward. Most, including James and Dorcas, ultimately settled in Alameda or Sonoma Counties. His brief obituary notes that James was an esteemed citizen of Petaluma; a retired rancher who passed away at the home of his daughter and son-in-law, Clara and Fred Fellows, and who had until late been "remarkedly well preserved, strong, and rugged." He was buried at Mountain View Cemetery in Oakland, California, near the grave of his late wife, Dorcas. | Hall, James Robert "Jamie" (I7203)
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| 80742 | The Stillborn daughter of John and Abigail Adams she was born in 1777 she died in 1777 she named after her Grandmother Elizabeth Quincy Smith . She is the last child of John Adams her brother John Quincy became the 6th Presidest she had 2 sisters Abigail "Nabby" and Susanna [died aged 1]. including 2 brothers Charles and Thomas | Adams, Elizabeth (I14622)
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| 80743 | The surname Barrows was variously spelled in ancient times. Burroughs, Burrows, Burrow, and Borows were common in the early American records. John Barrows (Barrow ro Borowe), the immigrant ancester, was born in England and came to New England, sailing from the port of Yarmouth, having taken the examination to go to New England, stating his age as twenty-eight and that of his wife Anne, as forty. He was a Cooper by trade. He was a proprietor of Salem, MA, May 10, 1637. Afterwards he removed to Plymouth. It is believed that he was related to Jeremiah Barrows or Burrows of Scituate and Marshfield. In 1665, John Barrows was of Plymouth where he died in 1692. He seems to have had a second wife, Deborah. | Barrows, John (I3577)
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| 80744 | The Twentieth Century Biographical Dictionary of Notable Americans: Volume II COOPER, Frederic Taber, educator, was born in New York, N.Y., May 27, 1864; son of Varnum Eugene and Mary Hurlbut (Taber) Cooper; grandson of Hiram and Eliza (Colburn) Cooper, and of Thomas Tillinghast and Cornelia (Caverly) Taber; great-grandson of Calvin Cooper; great-great grandson of Nathaniel Cooper and great-great-great grandson of Nathaniel Cooper, who came to America from England and settled in Northbridge, Mass., about 1730. On his mother's side his descent is traced to Thomas Taber, who was married in 1672 to Mary Thompson, granddaughter of Francis Cooke of the Mayflower. He was graduated from Harvard in 1886, attended lectures at the Harvard law school during his senior year, received the degree of LL. B. from Columbia in 1887, and was admitted to the bar in 1888. He was married in 1887 to Edith, daughter of Amasa A. Redfield of New York, lawyer and author. He abandoned the legal profession, was associate instructor in Latin in Columbia, 1891-94, and in 1895 was made professor of Sanskrit and assistant professor of Latin in the University of the city of New York. He became a member of the Harvard club of New York city in 1889, of the American Oriental society in 1891, of the American philological association in 1896, and of the New York academy of sciences in 1897. Columbia college conferred upon him the degree of A.M. in 1891, and that of Ph.D. in 1895. He is the author of Word Formation in the Roman Sermo Plebeius (1895); and of contributions to periodical literature, to the International Cyclopædia, to Harper' s Dictionary of Classical Literature and Antiquities, and to the Library of the World's Best Literature. | Cooper, Frederick Taber (I11646)
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| 80745 | The two volume works entitled "Uxbridge Families" on file at the Rhode Island Historical Society has Ester's date of birth as 29 Feb 1695/6. Considering that the 29th of February on happens during a leap year and a leap year is divided by the number 4, her birthday would have to be 29 Feb 1696. | Hall, Ester (I178)
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| 80746 | The two volume works entitled "Uxbridge Families" on file at the Rhode Island Historical Society has Ester's date of birth as 29 Feb 1695/6. Considering that the 29th of February on happens during a leap year and a leap year is divided by the number 4, her birthday would have to be 29 Feb 1696. | Hall, Esther (I178)
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| 80747 | The two volume works titled "Uxbridge Families" that is on file with the Rhode Island Historical Society has Paris spelled with one "R". His name, as documented in the Prospect Cemetery Burial Records, is spelled P-A-R-R-I-S. This document can be found in the Uxbridge Public Library, Uxbridge, MA. | Hall, Parris (I93)
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| 80748 | The two volume works titled "Uxbridge Families" that is on file with the Rhode Island Historical Society has Paris spelled with one "R". His name, as documented in the Prospect Cemetery Burial Records, is spelled P-A-R-R-I-S. This document can be found in the Uxbridge Public Library, Uxbridge, MA. | Hall, Parris (I93)
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| 80749 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family F6791
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| 80750 | The were married at the First Church of Christ, Uxbridge. | Family F56
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