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14251	Guildford Cemetery.	Best, Elaine (I267)
14252	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living (I87)
14253	Had a brother named Juan de Avalos; source: Source: WP wikipuedla; Hernando de Saavedra, el que trazo la Ciudad de puebla; http://www.wikipuebla.poblanerias.com/hernando-de-saavedra-el-que-trazo-la-ciudad-de-puebla/. Also noted in this source was his brother Juan de Avalos, "who had also died", his children were named Isabel Alvarez rengel and Pedro Lopez de Saavedra.	Saavedra, Hernando Arias de (I4958)
14254	Hamilton Schuyler was appointed Postmaster in Bellevue, Huron, Ohio on 1 Jul 1898. On his school record on Ancestry it says he was Asst. Civil Engineer.	Schuyler, Hamilton (I1187)
14255	Hammond Cemetery, Hammond, South Australia, Australia	Starr, Catherine Jane (I55)
14256	Hampshire County, Virginia, USA	Rogers, Theodore. B. (I601)
14257	Harger's Cem (St Peter's Church) Beaver Twp, Columbia Co PA, FHL film 1312861/5 pg 7: Clora S Shuman, mother 1886 - ______; by stone of William R Shuman, father and Thomas J Shuman and Lucy A Shuman, w of Thomas	S, Clora (I9328)
14258	Harleian Soc. v 21,53 Hist of Brecknock (Jones) Burke's Commoners Mansions of Herefs (Robinson) Hist of Herefs (Duncumb) Vis 1569 (Weaver)	Walwyn, John (I1410)
14259	Harmentje was a Widow of Willem Jansen Van Deventer & Gerrit Hendrickszen & md. 4th hus. Gerrit Tysen Van Velsor the 29 Nov 1664 in the NYDC. Info. found in (2) Register of Early Settlers of Kings Co. p. 247 All four children are listed in (2) also.	Harmens, Harmintje (I429)
14260	Harold J. Bryner 1922 ~ 2009 Harold J. Bryner, age 86, passed away January 17, 2009 in Salt Lake City surrounded by his family. Born October 6, 1922 in Altonah, Utah to Henry Joseph and Thelma Caldwell Bryner. Married Pauline Smith July 9, 1955. Harold served in the Army Medical Corps during World War II. He worked for Utah Railway and then Kennecott Copper for 32 years where he retired in 1984. He enjoyed camping and fishing with family and friends. Survived by children Bruce (Evelyn) Bryner, Idaho Falls, ID; Pam (Brent) Varney and Jerry (Amy) Bryner both of West Jordan, UT; 10 grandchildren, five great-grandchildren and many nieces and nephews and sister, Darlene Hunter, Emmett, ID. Preceded in death by parents, wife and brother, Curtis Bryner. Funeral services to be held Thursday, January 22 at 11:00 a.m. Redwood Memorial Estates, 6500 South Redwood Road. Friends may call Wednesday 6:00-8:00 p.m. and one hour prior to services. The family would like to thank Legacy House of Taylorsville, Haven Home Health and VA Medical Center for their loving care and compassion. Published in Deseret News on Jan. 20, 2009 - See more at: http://www.legacy.com/obituaries/deseretnews/obituary.aspx?page=lifestory&pid=123038334#sthash.6xiCmsMl.dpuf	Bryner, Harold Joseph (I627)
14261	Harriet P. W. Young - http://books.google.com/books?id=AnBIAAAAYAAJ&pg=PA187&lpg=PA187&dq=%22snellen+Johnson%22&source=bl&ots=pNmmpNw5p6&sig=Kxn1RcEb_lPpDIr0_2pOGyygArI&hl=en&sa=X&ei=xqdbVJXWJtGYyASAwICIAw&ved=0CDUQ6AEwBTge#v=onepage&q=%22snellen%20Johnson%22&f=false	Johnson, Snellen Ichabod (I2)
14262	Harriette W. Livermore Contributed By lindajoyetunnell1 · 3 January 2014 Even though my father left us and disappeared when I was three we always connected with his mother , my Grandma Robinson. As a grandma myself now, I can see that that contact was probley due to my mother's diligence. My grandmother told me a little story before she died. After my father left she said I was riding in the car with my Grandpa Robinson, standing next to him in the front. Every time a car went by I would say " Maybe that is my daddy." As sad as that is, I was grateful for that little insight into my life. I know I loved my father, I don't remember him every being unkind. He was just absent in our lives, cheated on my mother, and had horrible depression. Well, back to Grandma Robinson. We must have stayed with Grandma Robinson at times because I can remember sleeping in her guest room upstairs with her handmade rugs covering the floors. They were braided out of old suits she got at thrift stores. They were beautiful and I always coveted them. Grandma always had a bag of dried bread for us to feed the ducks with at a pond nearby. The treat that I really loved were cinnamon covered grahm crackers and white store bought bread. I remember staring up at her many Indian pictures and collections of arrow heads.(these were donated to a local museum when she died) We played in her wonderful back yard. It had alittle stream running through it with a bridge over it. That's how we would get to the garden, which I can remember sitting in eating fresh peas with my big sister Penny. My happy memories associated with my Grandma Robinson were always a blessing to me. As we all got older we didn't see her as often and after I married we kept in touch by letters....some of which I still have .She wrote wonderful, informative letters. She helped me with my genealogy , reluctantly for some reason. She'd say to me "Look to the future not the past." My father never had much nice to say about my Grandma but all I know is that she was always nice to me. I don't remember much about Grandpa Robinson but Grandma did say to me once, " I was watching Oprah on the t.v. and I think I was verbally abused by my husband." It surprised me and I was sorry for her. She said she loved living alone and was very content in her later years. She stayed very busy with her little store in her basement of out of print books. She bought and sold and was quite known for her knowledge. These are ramblings of memories by Linda Joye Tunnell granddaughter of Harriette Robinson.	Livermore, Harriette Watson (I14)
14263	Harrison Family Cemetery	Harrison, James (I798)
14264	Harrodsburg in Mercer Co., Kentucky was founded in1774 and is the olodest permanent English establishment west of the Allegheney Mountain. william Hendrickson is one of the very early Kentucky settlers.	Hendrickson, William (I832)
14265	Harry Mickel Wood Funeral services for Harry Mickel Wood were held at the Holt Chapel Friday, Sept. 26, 1947. Mr. Wood, familiarly known in Florence as "Mike," passed away in the hospital at Grass Valley , Calif. , Monday, Sept 22^nd. He had been ill with heart trouble for a number of years but was active till about a year ago when it became necessary for him to retire from work. His condition had only been serious for a week. Mr. Wood was born in Montezuma , Iowa , March 12, 1884 and was 63 at the time of his death. He was associated with the Continental Oil Company in Florence but moved on to California soon after his wife passed away in 1942. He was employed for a time in the shipyards at Richmond , Calif. , then later by the Southern Pacific railroad. Survivors include two sons, Floyd and George both of California , and two sisters Mrs. Henry England of Avondale , Colo. and Mrs. May King of Hyannis , Nebr. Rev. F. A. Napier, pastor of the Methodist Church had charge of the funeral services. Mrs. Frank Seneker and Mrs. Howard Lloyd, accompanied by Mrs. Eleanor McCandless at the organ, sang "Abide With Me," and "Beautiful Isle of Somewhere". A number of close friends and relatives gathered to pay their last respects and many beautiful flowers were banked about the casket. Pallbearers were Jack Page, Wilmar Skinner, Joe Mattivi, Jay Bernard, Charles Eden and John Bugher. Interment was in Union Highland Cemetery . Relatives attending the funeral services were Mr. and Mrs. George Wood, and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Wood of Grass Valley , Calif. , Mrs. Henry England of Avondale , Colo. and Mrs. May King of Hyannis, Nebr. Out of town friends of the family who attended the funeral were Mrs. Gilmore of Casper , Wyoming , and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Eden of Victor. The Florence Citizen Thursday, 24 December 1942 Mrs. Wood Dies Monday Following Stroke Mrs. H. M. Wood, 52, died at her home here Sunday morning following an illness which began last February with a stroke, and was intensified with a second stroke four weeks ago. She had suffered with heart trouble all her life and had been in especially poor health the past few years. Mrs. Wood was born in Florence on March 3, 1890, and had spent her life in Florence with the exception of 20 years in Cripple Creek . She was a member of the Methodist church and the Royal Neighbors lodge. She was married on Dec 24, 1909 to H. M. Wood to which union two sons were born, Floyd of Berkeley, Cal., and George of Richmond, Cal. Surviving relatives are these two sons, her husband, four grandchildren and one sister, Mrs. Vera Kyle of Hawthorne , Neb. Funeral Services will be held at the Holt Chapel Thursday afternoon at 1:30 with the Rev. E. H. Hoffman officiating. The Florence Citizen 31 December, 1942 pg 4 Funeral Services for Mrs. Wood Thursday Funeral services were held at the Holt Chapel last Thursday afternoon for Mrs. H. M. Wood, who died Sunday morning, December 20 at her home here, following a second stroke and poor health lasting over a period of years. The Rev. E. H. Hoffman officiated at the services which were attended by relatives and friends who packed the Chapel to overflowing. The Royal Neighbors lodge members attended in a body and acted as flower bearers. Mrs. Amy Deibert and Mrs. Frank Seneker sang, Sweet Bye and Bye and Beautiful Isle of Somewhere, accompanied by Mrs. J. Victor McCandless. Burial was in Union Highland cemetery and pall bearers were Frank Ventress, Enos Blankenship, Frank Abbott, Ed Jagger, Ed Spalding and H. N. Wells, all neighbors of Mr. and Mrs. Wood in the West End . Flower bearers were Mesdames J. C. Bugher, E. V. Roberts, John Kendrick, Frank Ventress, Charles McCandless and J. H. Moore.	Wood, Harry Mickel (I186)
14266	Harvey's father was James Britton. It is unclear why Harvey's last name is Bodkin.	Bodkin, Harvey (I1659)
14267	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living (I164)
14268	Hattie Armstrong is not listed in the Saint Paul Cemetery according to findagrave.com. 1May2013	Armstrong, Hattie Twin (I1494)
14269	Hattie was a twin to Mattie. She died during a big snow storm and may be buried somewhere on the home place.	Armstrong, Hattie Twin (I1494)
14270	Haughwout is an anglicized form of Hoogwout (High Wood) and is undoubtly derived from the ancient town of that name, in the province of North Holland. (Hoochwoud in West Friesland) Quoting from (1) NYG&B Vol 66 pp. 302-313, 974 B2n, Haughwout Family Notes "From this Prehistoric-Genealogical sketch it would seem to appear that the Haughwout-Lefferts family of New Netherland was of Drenthe-Overyssel origin and we may therefore tentatively suggest that its Dutch origin for a certain period prior to the emigration of the New Netherland ancestor may be indicated by the following blood line, viz.: #1Captain Johan or Jan Hagewolt of the infantry who was transferred to Drenthe and commissioned a captain of a troop of horse on Feb 25 1640. He probably had 2 sons, viz.: Egbert Jansen Hagewolt & Jansen Hagewolt. #2 Pieter Janse Hagewout b. Abt 1621& d. Abt 1662, in Flatbush,Long Island,New York. He Married Femmetje Hermans & they both emigrated from Holland to New Amsterdam in Apr 15 1660.	Hagewolt, Jan Capt. (I427)
14271	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living (I304)
14272	He & his brother Metje apparently died young for in 1616 after their mothers death, there were only four children, 2 petioning for a division of their mothers estate, Marijken & Sandersz , but their father refused. After Jan sandersz death theproperty was divided between the four children, including Ott & Arudt the younger brothers.	Van Tuyl, Assuerus (I2332)
14273	He & wife Esther Decker had 9 children.	Haughwout, Francis (I315)
14274	He also died of smallpox on the way to America in 1646.Buried at Sea	Browne, John (I273)
14275	He also has a death date of 24 Jan 1670.	Casier, Jean (I2387)
14276	He apparently died at sea in 1633, on the way to New England.[The Great Migration Rec. 1620-1633, for Aquila Purchase]	Purchase, Aquila (I2518)
14277	He apparently died before his fathers will is written in 5 Feb 1762, making him under 20 yrs. of age.	Garbrants, Frans (I460)
14278	He arrived in 1674 & married in the same year.	Claesen, Jacob (I542)
14279	He became 'dignity of the Cathedral of he new Kingdom of Leon.'	Lopez Portillo, Joseph Francisco (I2059)
14280	He died age 101yrs. on 11 May 1678.; Dorset 3 Vol 7, p. 3 ; Parish Reg. Am. Pub. H Vol 10 p. 220 Mass. 18. ; Popes Pioneer's. Thomas Purchase was the first settler at Pegypscot, (Brunswick,) probably as early as 1625 or 6. His companion was George Way. he lived on the southerly side of Stevens' River, near its head, and was engaged in the fur trade; was one of George's Council in 1635; afterwards sole assistant to mr, Prince, the Colony Commissioner, and in 1664 was a justice under Archdale. His house was plundered by the Indians in Sep 1675, when he left Pegypscot, and we know nothing of his return [Indian War Papers, Vol 1, p. 690] Date of marriage to Elizabeth Andrews is suspect. Have not found any record and The Great Migration Begins only estimates marriage by about 1657.	Purchase, Thomas (I2519)
14281	He emigrated abt 1660 from the Province of Guelderland, in which there is a village of Hart; he or his ancestors were probably French and his will was partly written in that language. He settled in New York city where he became a merchant & a shipper.& died in 1671. He had two natural sons, Matthias the ancestor of the Elizabeth, New jersey branch, and Daniel, the ancestor of the Staten Island branch. He never married, but was engaged to Margaret Stuyvesant Backer at the time of his death & apparently was intimately involved at the time, producing a son with her. He had three Brothers: Daniel, Matthias, & Jacob. After Balthazars death his brother Daniel succeeded to his business & died without issue. His brother Jacob married Cornelia Beeck,They 5 Children; William, Peter, Elizabeth, Balthus, 1673-80 7 another,1684, not named. Matthias married in 1670, Jannetie, the widow of Joannes De Witt, a wealthy flour-merchant of New York, they had a dau. Catalina,bap. 21 Jan 1673. He had died in 1675.	De Hart, Balthazar (I2128)
14282	He had 4 children as appears from the will of his brother Edward's will. The bap. of 2 & the death of one in 1618, are given in St. Mary's register. Possibly there were others born after he sold his lands in Great Bentley, for no further reference appears there. He may have removed to his lands at Moye House, Great Oakley.(Reinold & Matthew Marvin English Ancestry)	Marvin, Richard (I218)
14283	He had a 1st marriage (probably the daughter of Seger Segersz van der Poll & Johanna van Weerdenburg, as Seger was listed as (Sanders father-in-law), also in 1464 Sander was guardian for the underage chjild of Johan van der Poll, a son of Seger, & on 15 Oct 1473 for Johanna, daughter of Johan van der Poll. The guardianship was very often accomplished by a member of the family. Also the fact that Sander had a son Seger and that both Sander & Johan van der Poll had daughters called Johanna are indications.Sander was mentioned as a Schout of Brakel(1497), vassal of the Lord of Brakel (1494-1527), Servant of the marshal of Enssen,alderman of the High Bench of Zuilichem (1492). Apparently his 2nd wife was much younger than he was b.in 1483. Sources:(1) New Netherland Connections 1st Quarter 2002, 974.7 D25nne V.7m.1,pp.1-8, 81, 101-107. (2) A Van Tuyl Chronicle, 929.273 V369v,650 years in the History of a Dutch-American Family. Based on the Historical Researches of: Jan N.A. Groenendijk, Rory L. Van Tuyl, Rochus D. Van Tuyl, Preston C. Burchard.pp. 1-4, 69-85, 475-511, 589-603. (3) Genealogical Tijdschrift Voor, Midden- en West-Noord-Brabant, Mar & Jun 1987 pp 1-4. His Temple ordinances were done with a birth date of 1460, in the Logan temple. Further research by Rex Peterson determinred his birth to be Abt 1455, from a statement in "A Van Tuyl Chronicle" FHL 929.273 V 369v, Chp 3 p. 46." Sander lived to be very old. Probably dying around 1527. But in Dec 1526 he was still alive,& engaged in lawsuits in Valburg. In view of the fact that he was already a mem. (guardian) of one of his relatives in 1464, he must have passed the age of 80 in 1526. When he testified at a trial in Tiel in 1512 , he was referred to as an "old man". Sander movedto Brakel in the 1470s or 80s. He served as an administrator for the military governor of the area.	Van Tuyl, Sander Reinaltssoon (I2328)
14284	He had apparently died young before 1715, because he is not mentioned in his fathers will dated 13 Feb 1715, although he is mentioned in (7) Staten Island & It's People. P. 141	Haughwout, Abram (I408)
14285	He had owned & operated a recreation parlor. Survivors include his mother Mrs Bertha Blackett, daughter Betty June, sisters Mrs Jake Scheener & Mrs Earl Neighbors, brothers Ralph & Stewart. Bio. by Anonymous	Blackett, John (I8)
14286	He had two dau. by his first wife, they were Elizabeth & Hannah, "Hyde Genealogy", p.7. He was ordained a Deacon, to his office in the First Church, Saybrook, in 1646, and resigned in 1660, when he removed to Norwich..... He was one of the earliest: proprietors of Saybrook & Lyme; the Saybrook records mention him as present at a town mtg. 7 Jan 1665/6, with Reinold Marvin, William Waller, and William Bushnell; he was a freeman in Norwich in 1669; Miss Caulkins describes his home-lot. He was a townsman there in 1674, '76, ]79, '80, '82, '84 and '86. By his first marriage Adgate had two daughters, Elizabeth & Hannah, the younger of whom married her step-brother, Richard Bushnell, Jr. from ; The English Ancestry of Reinold and Matthew Marvin, p. 303	Adgate, Thomas (I1513)
14287	He is listed as a child of Gerret Dircksen in "Bergen's Early Settlers of Kings Co." & it was said he had issue.( a dau. Elizabeth bap. 14 Jul 1713)	Croesen, Jan Gerretse (I548)
14288	He is listed as a child of Gerret Dircksen in "Bergens Early Settlers of Kings Co." and is also mentioned in the "Croesen-Kroesen Family of Staten Is., by L.J. Roney, NYG&B rec Vol 75 974.7 B2n p. 97-102, his wife is also listed. He is listed as the husband of Mareytje Nevius in: Rec 75: 97-98: Nevius Gen. 1900. pp 219-21.	Croesen, Gerret Gerretse (I550)
14289	He is listed in his fathers will (9). His Will is in p. 432 of (2) & his death is listed in (1) p.83-84	Corsen, Daniel (I325)
14290	He is listed in his fathers Will (zerox copy in possession of Louise Hess). His mg. in the United Bretheren Moravian Church, as 10 May 1812 to Charity Christopher, on p. 178 US/CAN 974.7 B4ne Vol. 4.	Martineau, Stephen (I113)
14291	He is listed in his fathers will. He was buried in the Dutc Reformed Church yard at Port Richmond ; His headstone states his death 26 Mar 1755 (ae 53) which verifies his birth yr. as 1702. NYG&B rec of DRC of S.I., 974.7 B4ne Vol 4, p. 61. He lists his children in his will (Abstracts of Wills Liber 19 p. 60,61)	Corsen, Cornelius (I323)
14292	He is listed with his parents in "Croesen-Kroesen Family of Staten Island " by L.J. Roney, NYG&B rec. Vol 75, 974 B2n, pp 97-102. His b. is deducted as 1666 for he was 40 yrs old in the 1706 census of Staten Island, New York The date his will was proved 29 Apr 1761,is found in "Bergens, Early Settlers of Kings Co." bk. 974.723 D2b, p. 82. He moved to Staten Island on a 160 acre farm his father owned, but he did not move there until after his fathers death in March of that year(1680). Staten Island records disclose Hendrick as one of the foremost citizens of the Island, property owner, office holder and ancestor of the well known family of S.I. He was elected assessor in 1705 for the North precinct, was justice of the peace in 1721-23. He acted as arbitrator in a boundary dispute in 1723. He kept the records for the church & to quote a former minister "The handwriting of the entries is peculiarly beautiful." Hendrick was evidently an educated man. His information & that of his family is found in "The History of Staten Island" in the section on "Houses in Richmond County, S.I.", pp 141-142. Three of his children md. Van Tuyls, a bro. Denys & 2 sisters Helena & Geertruyd.	Croesen, Hendrick Gerretse (I520)
14293	He married Hannah before 1655, & lived for a time in New Haven. They were, however, in the County of Albemarle in the Province of Carolina, when their last 4 children were born. The family returned to Connecticut & resided in Stratford, whereAbraham Kimberly , Senior died before 1680 and his widow married John Curtis.	Kimberly, Abraham (I713)
14294	He married his cousin Swan Schuyler.	Family F349
14295	He moved with his parents to Texas when 14 years of age returning to Missouri in 1857, he began farming for himself in 1860.	Atkins, S J (I2544)
14296	He passed away at 11:30 pm with bladder and bone cancer after 10 days in a care center. He had a minimum of pain. His body was cremated after given for Medical reasons. Bob and Jean arranged the burial in the Bountiful Cemetery in his Father's ,Seth Elmer Day's, plot where Margo and Micky are buried. He was placed on the top of Margo's casket.	Day, Ronald Dean (I596)
14297	He probably settled near Burlington as his father in his lifetime gave him a tract of 500 acres of land within the bounds of that town called _____ Point.	Schuyler, Casparus (I1229)
14298	He removed from Hempstead when quite a young man to Woodbridge, Courtlandt Manor,Westchester, Co., New York, and after his marriage, in 1750, he again removed to & purchased a farm of abt 200 acres, at Compound,Westchester Co., New York and adjoining the farm of his brother. Here he remained until 1764, when he removed to Morris Plains, New Jersey, where he died, at the home of his son, Major William Lee, im 1805. 1. List of Rev war soldiers printed in N.J. Genesis 1958 Five of his sons served in the Revolutionary war: David, Peter, Paul, Israel & William. 2. 971543 Rev war Pension record & Thomas Lee Bible Thomas died at the home of his son MajorWilliam Lee. 3.oo1129 Daniel Perrin History Hugenot from France to N.J. 4. 877533 History of Lee Family New York Thomas wentfrom Long Island, N.Y to CortlandManor,Westchester,N.Y., then to ,Somerset,N.J.. 5. St George Episcapol Church, 017682.	Lee, Thomas (I198)
14299	He removed from Hempstead, Long Island, about 1750, and purchased a farm of 200 acres, adjoining land of his brother, Thomas, on the east, of Compound, Westchester, Co., New York.	Lee, John (I196)
14300	He signed-together with other local rulers-a charter of Arnoud, Duke of Gelre.Mentioned in 1458 as knaap and in 1460 as knecht at Est. Paid in 1443 a penalty on behalf of Est to the Duke of Gelre. He married (name unknown) & died between 1465 -1470. Squire on the Veluwe in 1436. Collator of the vicariate of Saint Sebastian and Saint Nicholas in the church of Est. Also lived at Est. Sources:(1) New Netherland Connections 1st Quarter 2002, 974.7 D25nne V.7m.1,pp.1-8, 81, 101-107. (2) A Van Tuyl Chronicle, 929.273 V369v,650 years in the History of a Dutch-American Family. Based on the Historical Researches of: Jan N.A. Groenendijk, Rory L. Van Tuyl, Rochus D. Van Tuyl, Preston C. Burchard.pp. 1-4, 69-85, 475-511, 589-603. (3) Genealogical Tijdschrift Voor, Midden- en West-Noord-Brabant, Mar & Jun 1987 pp 1-4. Records indicate that in 1459 Reyner was known as Heer Reyner van Tuyl tot Est (The local lord in Est), a position later held by his son and grandson. Probably a powerful presence in the little village of Est,where they would have enjoyed some small measure of prosperity. He was probably about 60 yrs old at his death .	Van Tuyl, Reyner (I2148)