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| 5501 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I0939)
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| 5502 |
YOB, YOD, middle name from Tom Hughes | Wilson, Earl Carlyle (I2535)
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| 5503 |
YOD from Tom Hughes | Hammons, Fay Joyce (I0717)
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| 5504 |
YOM maybe 1902 | Family F0137
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| 5505 |
YON & POB from Ancestral File
From Nowlin-Stone Genealogy; publ. 1916 SLC, UT: died at age 21 | Devin, Elizabeth (I3001)
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| 5506 |
Zera was named for her grandmother Alzeria Ella Gregory; her father's mother. | Holley, Zera Blanch (I8823)
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| 5507 |
[Biographical History of Waterloo by Ezra E. Eby, 1895-6 edition: on-line at http://ebybook.region.waterloo.on.ca] David Strome, "son of Jacob Strohm, was born in Lancaster County, Pennyslvania, June 14th, 1780, and came to Canada in 1810 and settled near Hespeler where he died April 21st 1816. He was married to Eva Bliehm who died April 6th, 1829. They had several children but names were not received at time of going to press. None of his descendants are residents of this county." | Strohm, David (I6994)
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| 5508 |
[Clay County, Missouri Marriages, 1852-1900
Volume 3]
Marriage Date: 24 Jun 1896
Name: Albert Chambers
Spouse: Nellie R. Deven
Officiator: Orville S. Reed, M. G.
Date: 30 Jul 1896
Comment: Albert Chambers of Excelsior Springs | Family F0366
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| 5509 |
[DAWES2.FTW]
Died of Drowning at age 16.
Twin to Floyd Rundle | Rundle, Lloyd (I3846)
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| 5510 |
[DAWES2.FTW]
From History of Wood County Wisconsin 1924 Page 669
A resident of Pittsville. | Dawes, Otto (I1786)
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| 5511 |
[DAWES2.FTW]
From History of Wood County Wisconsin 1924 Page 669
Reslo died of an accidental death January 31, 1920 being crushed beneath a wagon box. | Dawes, Reslo (I3690)
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| 5512 |
[DAWES2.FTW]
From History of Wood County Wisconsin 1924 Page 669
Helen Meding Dawes parents were natives of Germany and settleed in Wood County Wisconsin in 1889 buying 40 acres of wild land in Section 26, Wood Township. | Medling, Frederick (I3762)
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| 5513 |
[DAWES2.FTW]
From History of Wood County Wisconsin 1924 Page 668-669
Is present owner of the old homestead | Dawes, William Campbell Jr. (I3701)
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| 5514 |
[DAWES2.FTW]
From History of Wood County Wisconsin 1924 Page 668-669
Lives in Omro Wisconsin | Dawes, Laura S. (I1754)
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| 5515 |
[DAWES2.FTW]
From History of Wood County Wisconsin 1924 Page 669
Birthdate recorded as December 17, 1868
He attended school at Waterloo and later in Wood County have come here with his parents in 1876. He helped to clear original Dawes property here and has lived here all his life with the exception years spent in Minnesota and eight years in Waterloo. In 1917, he bought 120 acres in Section 25, Wood Township and has since been engaged in farming and dairying, keeping a good herd of Holsten Cattle. He has taken an active and useful part in public affairs and was for nine years assessor for the township, for one year township supevisor and for 12 years treasurer school district. | Dawes, George Sandford (I1757)
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| 5516 |
[DAWES2.FTW]
From History of Wood County Wisconsin 1924 Page 669
Both now deceased, were early settlers in Wood County and were engaged in cranberry growing here for many years. | Potter, D. (I3761)
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| 5517 |
[DAWES2.FTW]
From Histroy of Wood County Wisconsin 1924 Page 669
John W. Dawes, who for many years before his death was a well-known resident of Wood County. In 1863 he came with his parents to Waterloo Wisconsin, where at the age of 15 he began to learn the mason's trade. This
he subsequently followed at Waterloo during the summer months, spending the winter months with his family in Wood County, assisting in the development of their property here. Later he bought a tract of wild land in this county, which he and one of his brothers cleared, and were he established his home, being engaged in general farming until his death in 1908. | Dawes, John Wells (I1750)
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| 5518 |
[DAWES2.FTW]
From Marian Williams
Unable to read year of death! Date of death is uncertain. | Dawes, Clifford William (I3703)
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| 5519 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I3646)
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| 5520 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I3644)
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| 5521 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I3673)
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| 5522 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I3674)
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| 5523 |
[DAWES2.FTW]
From Marian Williams 1992
Manly Smith has lived 85 years at Vincennes Indiana. He attended schools there, plus two years at the University. Manly served in World War II on an aircraft. Before that he had worked for Western Electric Co. from 1918 to 1921. He has worked as a local auto-electrician for more than 40 years. Both Manly and Bonnie have been active members of Bethany Presbyterian Church for more than 50 years. | Smith, Manly (I3671)
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| 5524 |
[DAWES2.FTW]
From Marian Williams In 1992
Harriett, herself had lived and worked abroad for some time and has many interesting experiences. I understand she has now retired and lives in Parson Kansas
Harriet and Josephine Christy married brothers | Christy, Harriett Rose (I3633)
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| 5525 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I3802)
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| 5526 |
[DAWES2.FTW]
From Marian Willilams 1992
Josephine and Harriett married brothers | Christy, Josephine Frew (I3634)
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| 5527 |
[DAWES2.FTW]
From Marian Willliams 1992
Bonnie worked as a clerk-typist for Soil Conservation Service Dept. of Agriculture. | Donovan, Bonnie M. (I3672)
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| 5528 |
[DAWES2.FTW]
From The Converse Family Published 1905 Vol 113
Birthdate may be 4-10-1885
From History of Wood County Wisconsin 1924 Page 669
Lewis is farming in Dakota. | Dawes, Lewis G. (I1767)
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| 5529 |
[DAWES2.FTW]
From The Converse Family Published in 1905 Vol 1 Page 113
In 1890, they lived in South Shore, Coddington County, Dakota. Mr. Stroup served in the Civil War, in a Wisconsin cavalry regiment, until nearly the close of the war. He had a severe strock, while in the service, from which he never fully recoverd. They had ten children. | Stroup, Joel E. (I3785)
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| 5530 |
[DAWES2.FTW]
From The Converse Family Published in 1905 Page 112
Died soon after her mother. | Goodrich, Harriet (I3770)
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| 5531 |
[DAWES2.FTW]
From The Converse Family Published in 1905 Page 112
John Hosmer of La Crosse, Wisconsin. Residence, West Point Mississippi | Hosmer, John T. (I3772)
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| 5532 |
[DAWES2.FTW]
From The Converse Family Published in 1905 Page 112
Of Cape Vincent, New York | Gardner, Samuel (I3766)
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| 5533 |
[DAWES2.FTW]
From The Converse Family Published in 1905 Page 112
Married, had two children; died about 1880. | Goodrich, Elizabeth (I3769)
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| 5534 |
[DAWES2.FTW]
From The Converse Family Published in 1905 Vol 1 Page 113
They live in PIttsville, Wisconsin and have had four children.
Birthdate is either 1852 or 1853
History of Wood County 1924 Page 668 & 669
Charles H Dawes, a pioneer of Wood County , Wisconsin, retired after a useful career. Charles was 13 years olds when he accompanied his parests from New York State to Waterloo, Wisconsin. After finishing school there he worked in a flour mill until the family moved to Wood County in 1876. Here he helped to clear the land and endured all the hardships of pioneer life. In course of time he bought 65 acres of wild land, which he has since cleared and which is now operated by his son Ernest. Mr. Dawes is now living practically retired on the 65 acres above mentioned, which he himself farmed successfully for many years. The place is well stocked with Holstein cattle and is a finely developed farm. From time to time Mr. Dawes has taken an active part in public affairs. For nine years he was clerk of his school district, and he was one of the U. S. Census enumerators for the census of 1900, at which time the town of Wood consisted of the present towns of Wood, Dexter, Hiles and Cary, which made a large stretch of country for him to cover. Many places had to be reached on foot through dense forest, while to-day automobiles drive past the doors of the same places. | Dawes, Charles Henry (I1749)
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| 5535 |
[DAWES2.FTW]
Of Vevay Indiana | Griffith, Chester (I3819)
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| 5536 |
[DAWES2.FTW]
Stayed in England | Daw, Nasson (I3750)
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| 5537 |
[DAWES2.FTW]
Twin to Lloyd | Rundle, Floyd (I3845)
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| 5538 |
[DAWES2.FTW]
Unknown heirs. | Daw, Hannen (I3694)
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| 5539 |
[DAWES2.FTW]
Unknown heirs. | Daw, Elizabeth (I1746)
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| 5540 |
[DAWES2.FTW]
Unknown heirs. | Daw, William (I1745)
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| 5541 |
[DAWES2.FTW]
Unknown heirs. | Daw, Hetty (I1744)
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| 5542 |
[DAWES2.FTW]
Unknown heirs. | Daw, Samuel (I1742)
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| 5543 |
[DAWES2.FTW]
Went to Australia on the ship "Orient" leaving England November 1838 and arrived in Australia April 1839. Traveled with parents and brothers and sisters. | Daw, Mary Ann (I3715)
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| 5544 |
[DAWES2.FTW]
From The Converse Family Published 1905 Vol 1 Page 113
Birthdate April 12, 1881
From History of Wood County Wisconsin 1924 Page 669
Birthdate noted as April 12, 1881
As a boy he attended district school in his home locality and helped his father on the farm. He subsequently spent two years farming in New York state and four years as an employee in a piano factory in Rockford Illinois and has since been farming in Wood County. He now lives on his own farm across from his father's and farms both. | Dawes, Earnest E. (I1765)
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| 5545 |
[dcdevin.GED]
Capt of Militia - From "Chart of Judson Family"
[judsonex3.ftw]
| Judson, James (I6120)
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| 5546 |
[email 20110308]
Claude D. Reynolds died December 29, 1929. He left a wife Ruth and 6 children, Harry Lea was 13-days old.
--- On Mon, 3/7/11, John Reynolds wrote:
From: John Reynolds
Subject: Comments
To: devin_timber@yahoo.com
Date: Monday, March 7, 2011, 5:51 PM
Comments: Ruth Esther Lovelace, your id #I10276 did not die in 1930, she died 1983.
John Reynolds
johnpaulr@juno.com
| Source (S67755)
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| 5547 |
[email 20110308]
Joseph David Reynolds, born Nov. 23, 1841 and wife Mary Susan Smith, born Sept. 7, 1852, Dr. John Gilmore Reynolds, born Nov. 9, 1869, he was one of 9 children.
From: John Reynolds
Subject: Comments
To: devin_timber@yahoo.com
Date: Monday, March 7, 2011, 5:38 PM
Comments: Gilmore J. Reynolds, your ID #I10214 was not the son of John Devin Reynolds, b. 1849.
John Reynolds
johnpaulr@juno.com
| Source (S67755)
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| 5548 |
[email dated 20100810]
Proposed Change: Family: Wilson/Hughes (F0901)
Tree: Devin Timber
Link: http://devintimber.org/devtim/familygroup.php?familyID=F0901&tree=dt001
Description: Hi,
Thanks so much for the massive amount of data you have placed on this site. Wow!
I have researched this family for some time and my late husband, Robert Earl Wilson, was a descendant of Frank and Jessie Hughes Wilson.
The date you have for Jessie's death is incorrect and it was an innocent mistake made by the researcher because the grave marker was incorrect until I had it corrected in early 2004. The source for my correction was found in a news item from the following newspaper: Bolivar Herald, 26 Jan 1899 with the heading Bolivar General Items, the article reads as follows: Mrs. Frank Wilson of Aldrich, died last Monday. She was buried at Bolivar Tuesday.
This also is verified by the Interment records of Greenwood Cemetery, Bolivar MO.
Thanks for the opportunity to suggest a correction.
Doris Wilson
| Source (S04044)
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| 5549 |
[Excerpts submitted by Michael J. on 12.Feb.2002.]
Lists Joseph Logan as being the first pastor of Bethlehem Church, John Hightower the second, and Alexander Devin the third. | Source (S67439)
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| 5550 |
[Excerpts submitted by Michael J. on 12.Feb.2002.]
Mentions Bethlehem Church and Logan, Hightower, and Devin. [Note: Jeffers refers to Devin as Devine, also, which is confusing because there are (other?) Devines in Allen County. But, in terms of land, he references Alexander Devin’s [Devine] “200 acres on Sulphur of Drakes Creek, 8 August 1799.] Because these three plots of land—Logan’s, Hightower’s, and Devin’s—fell outside the area Mr. Jeffers was researching, he talks a great deal about the three, but doesn’t plot where their land was located.
| Source (S67443)
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