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page 56-58: The Hezekiah Massey Family | Source (S04298)
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| 4602 |
Page 565 — Jones from Devin (comr)
17.September.1849; deed from James A. Devin, commissioner, to Thomas S. Jones. Sells the land Sarah Devin inherited from her father, William Devin, Sr. | Source (S67619)
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| 4603 |
Page 57 — 17.August.1868; James A. Devin; Administrator qualified and order to appraise. | Source (S67583)
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| 4604 |
Page 57 — 18.February.1828; Robert Devin; Qualified Sheriff. | Source (S67570)
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| 4605 |
Page 582 — date unknown; James A. Devin; Account current confirmed. | Source (S67583)
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| 4606 |
Page 59-60 — Sarah DEVIN Will
Will recorded 16.October.1848 | Source (S67627)
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| 4607 |
Page 60 — 19.January.1824; John Devin; Davis. | Source (S67567)
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Page 60 — 21.March.1859; J. A. Devin; Account current confirmed. | Source (S67581)
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| 4609 |
Page 630 — Thomas from Devin (comr)
09.November.1859; deed from Commissioner for Estate of Robert Devin to Abraham Thomas. | Source (S67621)
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| 4610 |
Page 68 — 19.March.1806; Robert Devin (P); Crispin Shelton. | Source (S67558)
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| 4611 |
Page 70 — 19.May.1834; Robert Devin; Order to record will, inventory, and appraisement. | Source (S67575)
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page 77; Briant Ward Nowlin; 22 Feb 1775 - ?; A br Potters Cr; 300 P | Source (S67432)
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| 4613 |
Page 78 — no date; Robert Devin (P); Crispin Shelton. | Source (S67558)
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page 8 | Source (S04612)
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| 4615 |
Page 80:
William Devin, Sr. | Source (S67647)
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| 4616 |
Page 81 — 16.October.1848; Sally Devin; Order to record will. | Source (S67578)
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Page 82 — 16.October.1848; Sarah Devin; Curator Qualified and order to appriase. | Source (S67578)
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| 4618 |
Page 83-84: Article written by Mary Ellen Ahlstrom | Source (S04201)
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| 4619 |
Page 89 — date unknown; James Devin; Isham P. Petty. | Source (S67570)
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| 4620 |
Page 89 — date unknown; James Devin; Isham P. Petty. | Source (S67574)
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| 4621 |
Page 90 — 20.November.1848; Sally Devin; Order to record will. | Source (S67578)
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| 4622 |
Page 90:
Devin, Elvira PICKEL
Devin, Joseph Benton; POB=MO
Devin, Margaret Delila with parents
Devin, Nathaniel Madison with parents
Devin, Smith Pickel | Source (S67517)
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| 4623 |
Page 91 — 20.November.1848; James Devin; Mary Biggers Heirs. | Source (S67578)
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| 4624 |
Page 93 — 20.November.1848; Sally Devin; Order to record inventory and appraisement. | Source (S67578)
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| 4625 |
Page 94 — 20.November.1848; Sally Devin; Order to appraise. | Source (S67578)
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| 4626 |
Page 97 — 21.November.1848; Sally Devin; Order to appraise. | Source (S67578)
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| 4627 |
Page [448] — Beck from Thomas.
19.January.1802; deed from Joseph Thomas to William Beck, Sr. | Source (S67595)
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| 4628 |
Pages 168-195 | Source (S67756)
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| 4629 |
Papers on file at N. Andover Historical Soc. of different land holdings - some with maps | Source (S04549)
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| 4630 |
Parents are Peter Chastain and Rachel Maudlin. | Chastain, Martha Ella (I2439)
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| 4631 |
Parents Hugh Sidewell and Ann his wife; | Sidwell, Elizabeth (I9853)
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| 4632 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I2392)
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| 4633 |
Parents posssibly Permit LEE b:1717 in Shenadoah, Virginia d: 1825 in Cumberland, Kentucky.
!1820 CENSUS:Cumberland County, KY; FHL Film #186179, p. 153. Lists Permit
as 103 years old in the margin.
!Permit Lee was first found in a tax record in Shenandoah Co. Virginia in the
late 1700's, abt 1785. He has a son, Permit Jr. getting married in Monroe Co,
VA which later became West VA. Next the family is found in Knox Co Tenn in a
tax record of abt 1805. The family then moves to Cumberland Co. Kentucky. with
several son-in-laws, appearing in the 1820 Federal Census. It is there that Permit is
listed as being 103 years old. Several Permit's are found in various states
from Knox Co. Tennessee, Knox Co. Kentucky to Ray Co. Missouri, in the various years
from 1830 through 1860 fed. census. It has been very difficult to determine
which Permit goes with what family and if the marriage found was a second wife
or another Permit. One or two Permit's are even found in Nauvoo, Hancock Co. Illinois in the 1840's, and two different spouses are listed.
The spouse identification continues to be the same problem for all the children
of Permit as well. For example, did the Samuel who married in VA, remarry in
Knox Co. Kentucky or was that two Samuels who were cousins. So the Family
group sheet as it sets is a summary of possibilities.
Hannah ?Caldwell? b: abt 1745 in Virginia d: abt 1820 in Cumberland, Kentucky. | Lee, Mary (I7341)
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| 4634 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I2104)
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| 4635 |
Parents: Thomas C. & Mary D. Danks | Danks, Lydia M. (I3035)
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| 4636 |
Parents: William R./B. & Matilda E. Beck | Beck, Alexander Robert (I12995)
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| 4637 |
Patent Book No. 13, VA Land Patents and Grants. EDWARD POWELL, 100 acs. (N.L.), Pr. Geo. Co; on John Smiths corner, on N. side of the Gr. Cattail Run; 31 Oct 1726, p. 42. 10 Shill.
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Bristol Parish Register:
Thomas Son of Edward and Elizabeth Powell born 14th July 1727
Mary D: of Edward & Elizabeth Powell Born 12th August 1733. Bapt 11th Nov
Luke S. of Edward & Elizabeth Powels was born May 8th & bapt Aug 3rd 1746
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Patent Book 18: Edward Powell, 400 acres, Prince George Co., S side of the Little Cattail Run, by the Mill Path; adj. his own, Smith, Abernathy, Charles Williams & Thomas Gent; 12 Mar 1739/40, p. 605. 2.
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Lunenburg Deed Book #1, p. 380; 1 Oct 1748; from William Wynne of L. to John Burk of L., in consideration of the performance of certain articles herein contained, has leased to John Burk, for the term of his natural life and the natural life of his wife, Mary, 400 acres with an improvement on a branch that's known by the name Wolftrap, and also William to deliver to John on the said plantation, as many cattle with what Burck should bring therein as should make him 5 milk cows that shall give milk, in consideration of which, John will remit half of what he raises on the said
premises to Wynne and the same to be equally divided when the parties to these presents shall think proper. Signed Wm. Wynne Sr. Witnesses--Robert Wynne (Trader), Ed. POWELL. Recorded 5 Feb. 1748.
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Lunenburg Co. Deed Book #1, p. 382, 27 Aug 1748; from Thomas Burchfield of Cumberland Parish, L., to Edward POWELL of the Parish of Bristoll and County of Prince George, for 20 pounds, a tract on the north side of Banister River. Signed Thomas (O his mark) Burchfield. Witnesses--Wm. Wynne Sr., James Wood, Wm. Wynne. Recorded 1 Feb 1748.
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Halifax Court 20 Dec 1752 Plea Bk 1. Robert Wade Jr. vs Edward Powell deft, not found. Finally dismissed.
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Lunenburg Co. Deed Book #3, p. 477, 21 Nov 1753; from William Stark, Gen. of the Parish of Bristol and County of Prince George, and Thomas Ravenscroft of Brunswick County, to Frederick Jones of the Parish of Bristol and County of Dinwiddie, for 400 pounds, all the right which is or
shall hereafter b__ d___ to them to a certain tract of land in L. on both sides of Bootchers Creek containing about 1050 acres as by patent granted to William Stark, Gent., on Apr 26, 1753, and bounded by [trees]. Signed--Wm. Stark, Thos. Ravenscroft. Witnesses--John Eppes Jr., Peter
Jones, Jas Hounam, Patrick Boyd, Edward POWELL, John Eppes, John Jones, Tho Egleton. Recorded 7 May 1754.
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Lunenburg Co. VA Tithes - 1749
Edward Powell
Richard Powell
| Powell, Mark (I13920)
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Patent Book No. 13, VA Land Patents and Grants. EDWARD POWELL, 100 acs. (N.L.), Pr. Geo. Co; on John Smiths corner, on N. side of the Gr. Cattail Run; 31 Oct 1726, p. 42. 10 Shill.
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Bristol Parish Register:
Thomas Son of Edward and Elizabeth Powell born 14th July 1727
Mary D: of Edward & Elizabeth Powell Born 12th August 1733. Bapt 11th Nov
Luke S. of Edward & Elizabeth Powels was born May 8th & bapt Aug 3rd 1746
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Patent Book 18: Edward Powell, 400 acres, Prince George Co., S side of the Little Cattail Run, by the Mill Path; adj. his own, Smith, Abernathy, Charles Williams & Thomas Gent; 12 Mar 1739/40, p. 605. 2.
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Lunenburg Deed Book #1, p. 380; 1 Oct 1748; from William Wynne of L. to John Burk of L., in consideration of the performance of certain articles herein contained, has leased to John Burk, for the term of his natural life and the natural life of his wife, Mary, 400 acres with an improvement on a branch that's known by the name Wolftrap, and also William to deliver to John on the said plantation, as many cattle with what Burk should bring therein as should make him 5 milk cows that shall give milk, in consideration of which, John will remit half of what he raises on the said premises to Wynne and the same to be equally divided when the parties to these presents shall think proper. Signed Wm. Wynne Sr. Witnesses--Robert Wynne (Trader), Ed. POWELL. Recorded 5 Feb. 1748.
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Lunenburg Co. Deed Book #1, p. 382, 27 Aug 1748; from Thomas Burchfield of Cumberland Parish, L., to Edward POWELL of the Parish of Bristol and County of Prince George, for 20 pounds, a tract on the north side of Banister River. Signed Thomas (O his mark) Burchfield. Witnesses--Wm. Wynne Sr., James Wood, Wm. Wynne. Recorded 1 Feb 1748.
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Halifax Court 20 Dec 1752 Plea Bk 1. Robert Wade Jr. vs Edward Powell deft, not found. Finally dismissed.
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Lunenburg Co. Deed Book #3, p. 477, 21 Nov 1753; from William Stark, Gen. of the Parish of Bristol and County of Prince George, and Thomas Ravenscroft of Brunswick County, to Frederick Jones of the Parish of Bristol and County of Dinwiddie, for 400 pounds, all the right which is or
shall hereafter b__ d___ to them to a certain tract of land in L. on both sides of Bootchers Creek containing about 1050 acres as by patent granted to William Stark, Gent., on Apr 26, 1753, and bounded by [trees]. Signed--Wm. Stark, Thos. Ravenscroft. Witnesses--John Eppes Jr., Peter
Jones, Jas Hounam, Patrick Boyd, Edward POWELL, John Eppes, John Jones, Tho Egleton. Recorded 7 May 1754.
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Lunenburg Co. VA Tithes - 1749
Edward Powell
Richard Powell
| Powell, Edward (I13915)
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| 4639 |
Paul Campbell Phillips (c.1844-1864)
In addition to Mary Ellen and Franklin Somers, Franklin and Evelena had a third child, Paul Campbell Phillips, who died of fever near Petersburg, Virginia 7 July 1864. The military records for Paul Campbell Phillips sometimes list him, as Paul George or George, a mistake that is understandably propagated in Raiford's excellent book on the 4th North Carolina Calvary Regiment -- but his middle name was Campbell after his maternal grandfather Hugh Campbell. Likewise James Gallanton (Gal) Fullington (died 1888), who was also in the 4th, is misnamed in the records. James Gallanton Fullington married Miranda Campbell. Source: Mike Phillips (plynn49@yahoo.com).
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Camp Near Petersburg, Virginia
July 16th 1864
Franklin Phillips
Sir I regret very much to inform you of the death of your son. He departed this life on the 7 of the month. He was confined to his bed 17 days. He had all the attention that any man could get. I visited him in his sickness. He was at a private house by the name of Perkins. Mr. & Mrs Perkins was very kind to him, done all in their power for him. He had Typhoid fever. I tried very hard to send his body home but failed, the Gen would not sign a furlough for any body to carry him. I had him decently buried in a good coffin, I attended to it myself. I marked his grave so if you wanted to get his body so you could find it. He had 50 cts in silver & a few postage stamps in his pocket book. Jarrel Powell has his pocket book. The Yankees visited the house while he was there. They stole his hat & some other things. I sent his horse to you the 14th by Mart & all his clothes. I hope they will arrive safe.
Say to his wife that he died in his right mind & expressed a great desire to see her before his died. He said he was willing to die but preferred to die at home. He died very easy like going to sleep without a struggle. Tell her any thing I can do for her in settling up his claims with (the) goverment or in any other way, I will with the greatest pleasure.
Yours with much respect
Jas. T. Mitchell
Capt. Co (B) 4th N.C. Cav
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Name: Paul C Philips
Residence: Caswell, North Carolina
Age: 6 years
Estimated birth year: 1844
Birthplace: North Carolina
Gender: Male
Collection: United States Census, 1850 | Phillips, Paul Campbell (I54510)
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PEASMARSH SUSSEX ENGLAND SY PETER & ST PAUL CHURCH | Family F0533
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| 4641 |
Peleg was the sixth son and may have been disabled as his father filed the following petition which probably refers to him: "Groton - 22 - 7 - 1665 To the Hon'ed the County; Co't at Cambridge, Octob. 3. 65.
The humble request of Jno Lawrence of Groton, That I having a son being now neere upon age & being called upon to attend service in training, I wld crave libertye to request that hee may be considered and if your Worspps see cause freed from training: his Infirmitye is a losse of more than two joynts on his left Thumb which is his hand he is most active with & [he] is much disnabled fro doing any activity by it: I am not unwilling in my spheare to bee beneficial to ye publig service, yet I psume this may be a disoblig[em]ent upon this acct; The case of ye Lad or chiefe officer is able to informe you of further & yrfore not any; farther to trouble yor Honrs depending upon yr equabl determination
I leave my selfe with you & Rest
Yors Humbly engaged
Jno' Lawrence " [from Historical Sketches of the Lawrance Fam.]
He purchased a tract of land adjacent to the SE boundry of old Groton township which is now in Littleton from the Nashobah Indians without the town of Groton's approval. He also owned other lands in the neighborhood.
He and his brother, Nathaiel, were among the inhabitants of Groton who sought a temporary refuge in Concord when Groton was destroyed by the Indians in 1676. He served 2 years as selectman, and held some minor offices. He lived on a farm along the great road to Boston, about a mile east of his brother, Nathaniel who lived on the "Mill-Highway", now the road to Ayer, and about 3/4 mile south of the centre of the town and near the "Indain Hills". His name firs appears in the Groton Records in 1669. In 167o he sold to his brother Nathaniel 13 acres of upland lying upon Gibbet hill, formerly the property of his brother, Joseph. From the land records of Groton:
"Lands Layd out to Pelleg Lawance on the west end of Stonny Brook Pond, (1) Seaventy acres be it mor or Lesse Bounded as followth [:] northerly by the Lands of Sergt Knop [also a White line ancestor] and towns comon westerly by the Lands of Jonas Prescot Southerly by ye Ridge of ye hill on the south sid[e] of the Brook that Runes out of Spectackle Pond into Stonny brook pond and easterly by Stonny brook pond. (2) forty acres be it mor of Lesse Bounded as ffolloweth [:] easterly ptly by the Lands of Jonas Prescot westerly by the medow of Capt Parker northerly by the Pond at Stonney Brook and southerly by Nashoba [became Littleton] Line and towns comon Land.... (5) ffour acres and thre[e] quarters mor or Lesse upon which his house standeth formerly Layd out to thomas Boydon Bounded southward by the Countrey highway westward with the lands of matthias ffarnworth sen: nothward by fferney medow eastward by the highway."
The following are some of the articles mentioned in the inventory of his estate: -- "Wearing cloaths; arms, ammunition and cutlash; Bookes; cart, ploughs, chaine, yoak, siths [scythes], houghs [hoes], spun-yarn, 2 steel traps, one swine." Sum total was L 140 4s. Dated 13 Mar 1693. | Lawrence, Peleg (I5424)
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| 4642 |
Pennsylvania Archives, 6th Series. 11-551. George Sutter, John Sutter and William Blare of the 6th Bat of York Co. Militia, signed a petition as patriotic citizens of the State of Pennsylvania. | Blair, William (I7979)
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| 4643 |
Pennsylvania Wills, 1682-1834 Reynolds, Prudence Chichester. November 17, 1726. April 15, 1728. A. 274.
To my daughters "as many as shall be in being" all household goods. To son Francis, eldest son Henry Reynolds one silver cup value 40 shillings. Remainder of estate to all children in being, none named. Executor: son Henry Reynolds. Witnesses: Robert Howard, Mathew Keasby, John Lea. | Clayton, Prudence (I10795)
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| 4644 |
Pension # S-16365 (or16165) (affidavid dated 24.Sep.1832) for James Divin of Lincoln County, Kentucky states he was a resident of Pittsylvania County Virgina when he served as an ensign in Captain Brewer's company of the Virginia Militia. Age 84 when application was made. | Devin, James (I0050)
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| 4645 |
Per Cem. Dir. of Polk Co MO she could be buried in the Greenwood Cemetery;
Ida. B. Ashlock, 19 Jan 1902 - 24 May 1974 | Sterling, Ida (I0300)
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| 4646 |
Per DC he is buried in "Family Cemetery, Callands" Virginia. | Cousins, Charles Moorman (I68277)
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Per Devin Davis her name was Amanda Melvina.
Where did John & Amanda get married????
Census:
1850 Polk Co MO book p 47 (Amanda M.F.)
1860 Sacramento Co California p 363
1870 Sacramento Co California; San Joaquin Twp, p 404 (POB = TN)
1880 Sacramento Co California p 322A as A. M. Jenkins, widow
MARRIAGE:
1st: per History of Sacramento Co California, publ. 1880, p.273
2nd: Sacramento Co California F-311: FHC #1301819
3rd: J. A. Evans per Devin B. Davis
Per Hist. of Sacramento Co California, 1880; SLC Q979.453 H2h: she was born in TN &
when quite young moved with her parents to Alabama; in 1839 they moved to
Missouri. She & her 1st husband moved to Calif. in 1856. She lived 16 miles
from Sacramento & 3 miles from Elk Grove. She has 8 children.
(Apparently all 8 children were living in 1880.)
Second marriage took place in 1876.
Second husband was William A. Jenkins; he possibly died 28/29 Apr 1877;
AOD = 45 years 6 months; buried Sheldon Cemetery, Sacramento Co California
DAR Calif. Gen. Rec. Committee - Vital Records; LAPL Gen R 979.4 D2377 V.1
NOTE: "Rest in Peace" has AOD for him as 15 years 6 months;
KLV thinks DAR listing is correct.
Buried Sheldon Cemetery; AOD = 57 years, 7 months, 4 days.
She owned 160-180 acres of land in Sacramento Co. | Berry, Amanda Margaret (I2961)
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| 4648 |
Per Findagrave memorial DOB = 9 June 1894 | Webb, Sallie Cannady (I2239)
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| 4649 |
Per Findagrave: First wife was Martha Fleener, 1824-1848.
NOTE by KLV: I don't know how she was related to Mary Fleener, the second wife. | Smith, James Admire (I1982)
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Per Fingagrave memorial YOB = 1877 | Mason, Clem Hayden (I1807)
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