Matches 501 to 550 of 587
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| 501 | Possibly born 1738? | Wommelsdorf Hannah (I998)
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| 502 | prob Lorain County, OH | Schaible John George (I650)
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| 503 | prob. near Stuttgart, Germany | Ottein Henriette (I418)
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| 504 | Ramsaier family tree: “Hans Ramsaier, shepherd m. Ditzengen 22 August 1699 to A. M. Hoppacher d. Terg’s daughter” | Ramsaier Hans (I423)
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| 505 | Ramsaier family tree: “Hans Ramsaier, shepherd m. Ditzengen 22 August 1699 to A. M. Hoppacher d. Terg’s daughter” | Hoppacher Anna Maria (I424)
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| 506 | Ramsaier family tree: “Nicolas Ramsaier m. 21 Oct 1672 Ditzingen to Agnes Zeller, Philipp’s daughter of Fleckenschafer Tebastian shepherd Wittil” Date of marriage either 8/22/1672 or 10/21/1672. | Ramsaier Niclas (I425)
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| 507 | Ramsaier family tree: “Nicolas Ramsaier m. 21 Oct 1672 Ditzingen to Agnes Zeller, Philipp’s daughter of Fleckenschafer Tebastian shepherd Wittil” | Zeller Agnes (I426)
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| 508 | Ramswier family tree: Henrietta Hetock, of the State Musician daughter in Stuttgart” | Hetock (Hatschin) Henrietta (I1718)
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| 509 | Reading Twp, Hunterdon CO, NJ | Van Buskirk Thomas (I824)
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| 510 | Red Cross volunteer for WWI effort in Union Grove. | Larsen Gertrude Pauline (I547)
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| 511 | Ref Number 7513 | Hill Rachel H. (Regine) (I624)
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| 512 | Reformed Church Parsonage, Rev. E.E. Young; Florence Limb, witness. | Family: Limb Marcus Robert / Weidner Helen Alma (F27)
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| 513 | Resided at 15 Bath Mansion, Park Street, Bath, Somerset County, England. | Williams Stephen Leonard (I35)
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| 514 | Resided in Canton, OH | Fickes Laura A. (I529)
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| 515 | Resided in Dover, OH | Fickes John M. (I521)
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| 516 | Resided in Los Angeles, CA, as per family obituaries. | Fickes Cecile B. (I525)
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| 517 | Resided in Los Angeles, CA, as per family obituaries. | Fickes Ruby C. (I527)
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| 518 | Resided in NYC 1952, as per brother Charles obituary. Cremated and ashes buried on top of her father’s casket. | Fickes Jessie E. (I522)
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| 519 | Residence at time of marriage: 2410 N. Fourth Street, Columbus, OH | Weidner Mary Eunice (I365)
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| 520 | Residence at time of marriage: 2410 N. Fourth Street, Columbus, OH. Max loved all animals. Family dog was a fox terrier named “Terry” and Helen and Mary Max would dress the dog up with a babushka and wheel the dog around in a baby carriage. Family cat named “Muscles” dominated the male cats in the neighborhood, coming home at the end of the day with torn ears etc. Mary would dress his wounds. Max was a good photographer and would go out on fire department calls and take “official” pictures of fires and accidents. Followed the fire department calls on a home scanner. Also had a large collection of matchbook covers. | Haverman William Maxmilliam (I366)
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| 521 | Rev W.W. Foust, First Reformed Church | Family: Stants Richard M. / Haverman Mary Maxine (F523)
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| 522 | Rev. E. Greenwald, Min. of Church | Family: Weidner Henry / Sargent Elizabeth (F599)
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| 523 | Rev. G. Genzler of Racine, WI | Family: Monk Louis P. / Larsen Jessie Camille (F385)
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| 524 | Rev. Larimer officiated funeral. | Little Matilda (I449)
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| 525 | Rev. W.W. Foust of the First Reformed Church | Family: Haverman William Maxmilliam / Weidner Mary Eunice (F500)
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| 526 | Riverside Hospital | Weidner Mary Eunice (I365)
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| 527 | ROBERT HILL. retired farmer, P. O. Port Washington, was born in Salem Township May 3, 1817. He is a son of Jesse and Mary Hill, natives of Virginia, who emigrated to this township and county in 1806, and were thus among the earliest pioneers. Robert was the youngest of nine children, five of whom survive, and while yet a boy his parents died and he was thrown upon his own resources to struggle with the world. After completing his education. he began clerking in a dry goods store. continuing for twenty years. At first he received but $50 a year, but the salary was advanced until it reached $300. Mr. Hill then turned his attention to farming. He purchased a farm of 195 acres, and added to it until his possessions reached 620 acres. He still retains 550 acres of well improved land. He was married; October 12, 1844, to Catherine. daughter of Christian and Sarah Wise, of Coshocton County. She was born in that county April 5, 1820. To them have been born six children. of whom only two, Milton B. and William M., survive. The deceased are George D., Mattie E., Thomas and Alice A. Mr. and Mrs. Hill are members of the Methodist Church. Mr. Hill's life has been very successful. commencing with nothing, he has by his application and energy accumulated a goodly share of property. (Page 905) | Hill Robert (I1229)
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| 528 | Salem Reformed Church in Spangville | Family: Griesemer Jacob / Rhoads Christina (F478)
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| 529 | Sarah Emerson McClain MAUGHIMAN listed as buried “w/Isaac” and separate listing for “MAUGHIMAN ch/James (transferred)” in Fair Avenue Cemetery Index. | Emerson Sarah (I14)
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| 530 | says Elisabetha Berger in julius billeter notes page 72 #1906. | Baehler Elisabetha (I151)
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| 531 | Section 13, Lot 33 | Fickes John Wesley (I512)
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| 532 | Section 13, Lot 33 | Forbes Martha Victoria (I520)
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| 533 | Section 13, Lot 33 | Fickes John M. (I521)
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| 534 | Section 13, Lot 33. Kaserman Funeral Home. Cremated; ashes buried on top of her father. | Fickes Jessie E. (I522)
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| 535 | Section 4. findagrave.com Memorial ID: 1642256 | Small Charles Edwin (I409)
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| 536 | Section 4. findagrave.com Memorial ID: 16432204 | Limb Caroline Hartz (I575)
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| 537 | Section 9, Lot 101 | Fickes Estella B. (I439)
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| 538 | See “Registers of North Farnham parish 1663-1814 Richmond Co, VA” by Geo. H.S. King (1966) p. 94, for list of children’s births. Death, Will Bk A p442-3, May 7, 1766. Note from Slandingham genealogy, Ancestry.com. | Hill John (I963)
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| 539 | See “The Family History of John W. Pritchett” http://www.virginians.com/redirect.htm?topics&2450 “Joyce Barber 4 [2450.1.1.3] (9 June 1712 ) married Col. Arjalon Price, the son of Richard Price and Mary —, his wife, of St. Stephen’s Parish, Northumberland County. The couple was later in Orange County where Arjalon died in 1773.” | Barbour Joyce (I1428)
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| 540 | See http://www.public.asu.edu/~moore/news/newsb19n1 | Price William (I1429)
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| 541 | see Wayne County Democrat, pg 3, 10/17/1883. | Limb unknown (I1997)
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| 542 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I1560)
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| 543 | Separated from Hula in March 1956. | Fickes William E. (I1549)
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| 544 | Separated from Judy Fickes on 7/1/1978. | Bowers Edmond (I1561)
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| 545 | Separated from William in March 1956. | Unknown Hula (I1550)
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| 546 | Served as Principal of the Port Washington public union school from 1868 to 1870. (pp 638-39) | Hill George D. (I1235)
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| 547 | Served as Principal of the Port Washington public union school from 1870 to 1873. (pp638-39) | Hill William M. (I1234)
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| 548 | Services at Rutherford Funeral Home | Weidner Mary Eunice (I365)
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| 549 | She had 6 children (4 alive in 1900). She lived near Berea, OH. | Schaible Agnes Barbara (I637)
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| 550 | Shepherd’s daughter from Ditzengen. Last name spelled “Schadel”? | Schadel Maria Dorothea (I422)
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