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| 15251 | MARRIAGES: "Descendants of Robert Meares of Boston, Mass.", compiled 1919-1950 by Theoda Mears Morse from vital, church and family records, pg. 39. Also lists children. - D0001 | Maycome, William (I655)
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| 15252 | Married | Van Tuyl, Gijsbert (I2164)
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| 15253 | Married #1, Elias Ogden Gravestone, Pleasant Hill Cem., Yale, Iowa Marr. Rec., Franklin Co., Ohio Census records, Franklin Co., Ohio, 1830-1860 Census records, Licking Co., Ohio, 1860-70 1880 census - Cass, Guthrie, IA - age 82 - mother of Mary A. Smith - wid - at home - b NJ - parents b NJ Condit Family genealogy Fam. rec. of Ella Kelso Smith Gen. Condit Family Elizabeth Kelso's diary Baptized as "Ruth" | Whitehead, Huldah Caroline (I166)
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| 15254 | Married 3 Mar 1908 at the St. Joseph Church in Seattle with Rupert H. Rooke and Mamie L Peterson as witnesses. The Marriage Return states: Date of License: Mar 2nd 1908 Full name of Groom - Arthur H.V. Lumsdaine, 26, Seattle Born in Sydney, Australia, occupation is Bookkeeper. Father is Edward A. Lumsdaine, Mother Florence E. Halloran Full name of Bride - Mary E. M. Clifford, 27, Seattle Born in Croton, Iowa, occupation is Nurse Father is Daniel Clifford, Mother Mary Bresnahan | Clifford, Mary Ellen Margaret (I1)
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| 15255 | Married 3 times, Sander Jansz was Buuermeester of Gameren in 1586 Wife #3 Jenneke Claes----Haaften DRC marriages, FHL 513247. "Sander Jansz van Tuyll, widower of deceased Janneken, and Janneken Claes ,widow of deceased Frans Meijers". Also p. 509 of The Early Van Tuyls of Gameren. Death: Haaften DRC Marriages ,FHL 513247, 4 Jun 1637. " Jan Dircksen Rinck, batchelor of Haaften with Janneken Claes, widow of deceased Sander Jansz van Tuyl, both living at Haaften. | Van Tuyl, Sander Jansz (I2159)
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| 15256 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I2004)
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| 15257 | Married and had one daughter, Hester who married General William Colfax of Pompton. History of the City of Paterson and the County of Passaic, New Jersey, page 308 I I . Christinetje, bap. Oct. 8, 1738; m. Casparus Schuyler (b. Dec. 16, 1735, son of Philip Schuyler and Hester Kingsland), and lived in a small frame house on the northeast side of the Paterson and Hamburgh turnpike road, near the corner of what is known as Wanaque avenue, in the present Borough of Pompton Lakes. Pier father, by his will, d a t e d June 25, 1785, devised to her "the Lott of Land I purchased from Abraham Garritse containing two hundred acres lying and being on Hardins plains for and dureing her Natural life and after her decease if She Should leave a Child or Children then I give devise and bequeath the equal half part or moiety of said tract of Land to be taken off the North side thereof, to such Child or Children after they a t t a in the age of twenty one and to their heirs and assigns for ever." In a codicil, dated Nov. 2, 1785,2 he recites t h a t his daughter Christinetie is dead, and devises said moiety to his granddaughter, Esther Colfax, in fee. Issue: Hester (Esther), m. Capt. William Col- 1 l b . , 257-9. 2 This will was witnessed by James Christie, Cornelius Hennion and William Drummond. The codicil was witnessed by Arent Schuyler, Clemens McMikin and Adonijah Schuyler. Proved June 4, ijgo.—E. J . Wilts, Liber No. 31, f. 531. | Schuyler, Casparus (I1247)
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| 15258 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I64)
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| 15259 | Married at Old Swedes Church. | Family F1389
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| 15260 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I65)
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| 15261 | Married based on death record of Guillermo Jeronimo Astorga Calonje. | Family F2538
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| 15262 | Married based on the death record of Rafael Quevedo Osuna. | Family F2350
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| 15263 | Married between June 1551 and October 1552 Source: No Mere Shadows: Faces of Widowhood in Early Colonial Mexico By Shirley Cushing Flint, chapter 4.1; this source states that Alonso de Avalos Saavedra was a widower when he married Francisca Estrada De la Caballeria. Marriage to Francisca De Estrada (source: from the book 'Who's Who of the Conquistadores' by High Thomas page 315) Also from source: The Encomenderos of New Spain, 1521-1555 By Robert Himmerich y Valencia (under item 29, no page number) marriage to Francisca de Estrada. | Family F1752
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| 15264 | Married by J. C. McAllister, Justice of the Peace. | Family F30
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| 15265 | Married by L N Ferris, JP; Marriage Record B(3), p 152, no 27. | Smith, Evalena Melissa (Eva) (I19)
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| 15266 | Married by the Rev. A. T. Alexander of the Methodist Episcopal Church South. | Owens, Thomas Horner (I44)
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| 15267 | Married by W L Smith. Lived Eloy, AZ in Nov 1956. SSN 447-07-9585. | Owens, Thomas Byrd Elihue (I92)
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| 15268 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family F3
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| 15269 | Married couple based on death record of Hermila Cristerna Balderas. | Family F2363
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| 15270 | Married couple based on the death record of Maria Blanca Saldana Mattei. | Family F2457
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| 15271 | Married in Dutch Reformed Church | Family F198
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| 15272 | Married Kee Hively (1811-1853) of Hively Gap, (Pendleton) Va. Known today as Prospt Gap, WV. In the 1880 census of Highland county Va. Nancy is living with her brother William Hiner (misspelled Hines in census records) | Hiner, Nancy (I4250)
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| 15273 | Married Marthena after Marge died of a stroke, in senior years, no issue. | Harper, John Oral (I69)
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| 15274 | Married name is "Robbins" | Mills, Sarah (I1423)
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| 15275 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I416)
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| 15276 | Married to a Rachel Bowen, not sure if she is a relative | Bowen, John (I1346)
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| 15277 | Married to a Reynolds | Crouch, Helen Beatrice (I3)
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| 15278 | Married to Fabian Polanco Lizárraga based on his death record. | Family F2300
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| 15279 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I609)
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| 15280 | MARRIED: St John's Church. He & his wife lived at Polner Lane in Ringood. DEATH: 8 Callingwood R in Newport. | Bull, Robert (I895)
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| 15281 | Martha Ann is twins with her sister Nancy Thomas | Thomas, Martha Ann (I212)
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| 15282 | Martha Ann sealed to Elijah Shaw 22 Apr 1891 by permission of Pres. Wilford Woodruff. Resealed to John W. Shupe 7 June 1893. Her first two children (Elizabeth Jane Shupe and George Shupe) were sealed to Mr. Shaw. | Thomas, Martha Ann (I212)
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| 15283 | Martha E "Mattie" Wilkinson Montgomery Birth: Sep. 28, 1860 Lafayette County Mississippi, USA Death: Oct. 13, 1911 Yell County Arkansas, USA *on her marriage license, her maiden name was spelled "Wilkerson". (AR Co. Marriages, 1837-1957). She married Dr. John M. Montgmery, Jr., 16 May 1878, in Crawford Co. Ar. Together they raised seven children: Earl; Edna; Jewel; Clayton; Grace; Bruce; and Jefferson Montgomery. Family links: Spouse: John Marion Montgomery (1852 - 1928) Children: Earl M. Montgomery (1879 - 1933)* Ida Lee Jewel Montgomery Sullivan (1884 - 1970)* Clayton Montgomery (1886 - 1972)* Grace A. Montgomery Spencer (1888 - 1973)* Grady Bruce Montgomery (1893 - 1970)* William Jefferson Montgomery (1896 - 1953)* *Calculated relationship Burial: Mount Zion Cemetery Briggsville Yell County Arkansas, USA Edit Virtual Cemetery info [?] Created by: wvy Record added: May 06, 2010 Find A Grave Memorial# 52051334 | Wilkinson, Mattie E (I341)
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| 15284 | Martha states- His name is really James Jethro. He left his wife to seek a vocation in Alaska. He as never heard from again. There is a creek in Alaska called Stonehocker creek presumably named after him. From Martha Krusemark 11-08 Jethro James b: 1/18/1864; Married 6/05/1902; died 5/10/1939, Seldovia, AK; married Ella. Newland she was born 6/16/1859; died 4/09/1949. I haven't been able to find out when they divorced but I don't think they were married long. Jim had visited my dad on his way to Alaska and had stopped to visit your grandfather in Idaho (I think) on his way. | Stonehocker, Jethro James (I55)
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| 15285 | Martha's Last Will and Testament was recorded in 1729 in Westmoreland County, Virginia. Source: "Harrison families in the 17th century, Virginia" by James E. Harrison., page 41. | Garner, Martha (I444)
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| 15286 | Martin was born in NYC and moved to Hackensack, Bergen, NJ with his parents around the year 1706. As an adult Martin made his home near the Ponds area of Pompton Plains. He lived in a stone house just beyond "the point of the mountain" later removing to Brockholst Place (also in Pompton Plains). Martin and his wife joined the Pompton Plains DRC at its inception in 1737. Martin's large estate was distributed among his daughters and their children, some of whom married into important military and political families. Martin's will, found in "Documents Relating to the Colonial History of New Jersey, Calendar of New Jersey Wills, Volume VI, 1781-1785, p. 338" follows: "1785 June 25. Ryerson, Martin, of Pompyon, Bergen Co.; will of. I desire to be buried by the side of my children in the Ponds Church. Daughter, Christinetie, the wife of Casparus Schuyler, land I had purchased of Abraham Garritse, of 200 acres, which lies on Hardins Plains; and if she die leaving children, then 1/2 of said lands on the north side is to go to said children, and the other 1/2 to my grandson, Ryer Van Houten. Grandson, Martin Van Houten, when he 21, is to have the plantation which is near the Pond Church, on south side of the road; and he is to pay his sisters, Martyntie and Mary, each 50 pounds. If my daughter, Elizabeth Van Houten, should be left a widow, then she may have the use of all of the lands I have given to her son, Martin Van Houten, while she is a widow; and I reserve out of said lands 1/2 acre for a burying-place. Grandson, Peter Schuyler, my plantation where I live of 230 acres, and he is to pay 25 pounds to his brother, Arent Schuyler, and to pay to his sister, Anna Schuyler 125 pounds. Grandson, Arent Schuyler, a lot of 20 acres which I bought of Nicholas Slingerland, at a place called Crooked Pond. Grandsons, Martin Van Houten, Peter and Aaron Schuyler, the cedar swamp in Romyn's tract, at the Ponds. All land may be rented until each legatee is of full age. Wife, Elizabeth, the use of the parlor, and use of my young wench, Sock; and my wife to be supported by my Executors while she is my widow. Granddaughter, Anna Schuyler, negro woman Hannah. My old Jimm, Cuff, Prince and Old Suck, to be sold at least 20 miles from my dwelling. Executors - friend, John Ryerson, and my sons-in-law, Philip Schuyler and Corinus Van Houten. Witnesses - James Christie, Cornelius Hennion, William Drummond. 1785, Nov 2. Codicil. My daughter, Christinetie, wife of Casparus Schuyler, being deceased, I give 1/2 part of the land to be taken off the north side to my granddaughter, Esther Colefax, and the other 1/2 to my grandson, Ryer Van Houten, when he is 21. Witnesses - Arent Schuyler, Clemens McMekin, Adoniah Schuyler. Proved June 4, 1790 (Lib. 31, p.531)." Found on Ancestry.com History of the City of Paterson and the County of Passaic, New Jersey, page 305 In this instrument the testator declares that "being sick and weak in Body but of a perfect mind and memory thanks be to God," he provides that "my loveing Wife Mary shall enjoy all my estate both real and personal during she remains to lie my Widow but if in case she shall compleat a second marriage she shall then have the sum of Twenty five pounds current money. Item I give unto my eldest son George Reyerse one of my Guns as being my eldest son and heir at law Item I give and devise unto my three sons George Reyerse Richard and Martin Reyerse all my real estate whatsoever and wheresoever in the County of Bergen to be equally divided . . . Item I give and devise unto my two youngest sons John and Theunis Reyerse all my real estate or lotts I have in the City of New York to be equally divided both in quantity and quality between them I t em I give and bequeath unto my four daughters namely Gaine, Mary, Ann and Hester each of them the sum of One hundred pounds current lawful money of the province of New York to be paid by my five sons after the youngest Son shall arrive to the full age of twenty one year." Executorsâ??his brother J o h n Reyerse, Gerrebrant Van Houten and Philip Ar. Schuyler. Witnessesâ??Arent Schuyler, Robert Clark, John Neafie. The executors either predeceased the testator, or renounced, and letters of administration were issued to Martin I. Ryerson and Adonijah Schuyler, Oct. ig, 17S9. George F. Ryerson bought from Robert Hunter Morris, Sept 2 Nov 1763, Abraham Godwin, innkeeper, of Totawa, Bergen Co., New Jersey to Garret van Houten, yeoman, of same, £60, 46.5 acres... sold to said Godwin 19 Jun 1760 by Martin Ryerson and in part by deed from George Ryerse for 102 acres on 1 Oct 1761...corner to Richard Ashfield, deceased. Signed Abraham Godwin. Wit: Johannes A. van Houten and Mary Ryerse (Bergen Deeds, Books D-F). 1 May 1790, John Kersout, of Sataway Bridge, Bergen co., New Jersey to Garret G. van Wagener, of Stotterdam, Bergen Co., New Jersey, £85 34.35 acres???corner to Martin J. Ryerson. Wit Jacob Terhune (Bergen Deeds, Books D-F). 5 Nov 1779, Henderius Kuyper and James Bourd, commissioners, of Bergen Co., New Jersey to John van Allen, £9775.8, 262 acres...seized of John L. Ryerson, late of Saddle River Precinct, Bergen Co., New Jersey...line of Cornelius Westervelt...bounded by widow Ryerson. Signed Henderius Kuyper and James Bourd. Wit: Garret Lydecker and Peter van Allen. | Ryerson, Martin (I1412)
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| 15287 | Mary had a 2nd husband, a Mr. Roote, mg. aft 1644, after the death of her 1st hus. Alt chr. date March 1589 | Curtis, Mary (I734)
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| 15288 | Mary is buried with her husband Douglas in Palmdale California at the Desert Lawn Memorial Park Cemetery. From knowledge of their son Robin. | Peterson, Mary LaRee (I611)
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| 15289 | Mary Marvin, b. in England in 1629, the second dau. of Matthew Marvin,one of the first settlers of Hartford; who came there from England, in 1635, and afterwards settled and died at Norwalk (see Hall's Hist. Rec. of Norwalk 181 ) After listing her hus. & their four children & b. mo. & yr. It states, after the death of her first hus. Mrs. Mary (Marvin) Bushnell, m. in 1659, at Saybrook, Deacon Thomas Adgate, a widower with two daughters, Elizabeth, who m. her step-brother Richard Bushnell; and Hannah, b. at Saybrook, 6 Oct 1653; who m. in Nov 1675, Samuel Lathrop the second of Norwich. Of this mg. with Deacon Adgate ( who removed with her, and all their children by their first mgs. to Norwich, in 1660), she had one son & three dau's.. Source; "Hyde Genealogy",p. 7. | Marvin, Mary (I1659)
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| 15290 | Mary Speirs Young visited in Council Bluff, IA in August 1875 and stated she wished to visit her brother, George's children who were all living in one neighborhood about 18 miles out of Council Bluff. She was invited to prolong her visit and as soon as the harvest was finished they would take her to visit with them. She was unable to do so but did report that William had three girls, Margaret had a boy and a girl, Agnes had three girls and two boys and George had two girls. | Spears, Mary (I459)
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| 15291 | Mary Stillwell, the daughter of John Stillwell, of Staten Island, son of Richard Stillwell, was single in 1724, as per her fathers will, but she was the widow Mary Seabrook in 1748, as per her brother Richards will.(N.Y. Abstracts of Wills Liber 16 p.181, NYHS yr bk 1895 Vol.IV (1744-1753) She was the wife of Daniel Corson Nov 1753 (son Richard bap 7 Nov 1753) Daniel was born abt 1714, And who died 26 Jan 1761. She was late as 1766, when she was nominated as executrix in the will of Christian Corson, her father-in-law. She apparently had no children by her husband, Mr. Seabrook. This rec. is found in "Historical Miscellany" by J.E. Stillwell Vol. 4 p.234. | Stillwell, Mary (I510)
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| 15292 | Mary's obituary lists birth in Westmoreland County, PA but all other records in the family point to Westmoreland, Luzerne, PA | Schuyler, Mary A. (I449)
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| 15293 | Mary's will was proved on 27 Aug 1795. | Gray, Mary (I1570)
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| 15294 | MASECAR-VanPATTER--At Aylmer, January 14th, by the Rev. G. T. Stansbury, at the residence of the bride's mother, A. J. Masecar, Esq., MD., of Tillsonburg, to Miss A. VanPatter, youngest daughter of the late Mr. Aaron VanPatter, and niece of the late William Harvey Esq., MP Ingersoll Chronicle Thursday, January 24, 1878: Pg: 3, Col: 7 | Family F208
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| 15295 | Massachusetts Genealogy Vol. III by Cutter and Adams; N.E. His't & Gen. Reg. Vol III , pp. 168-174 Am Pub H Mass. LI p. 15 ; Conn. W 4 Vol 2 ,p. 7or 184. NEHGR, Vol 68, p. 63, Genealogical Research in England, gives the mg of John Whitcomb & Francis Coggan & the baptism's of their children John, Jonathan, Robert & Joane at St. Mary's Parish,Taunton,Somerset,England. Middlesex Probate Records, Vol 2, pp. 67-70. | Whitcomb, John (I2440)
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| 15296 | Maternal grandparents of Antonio Anastacio Ramirez based on his christening record. | Family F2398
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| 15297 | Maternal grandparents of Bernardo Iturra Fuentes based on his birth and christening record. | Family F2425
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| 15298 | Maternal grandparents of grandson Bernardo Iturra Arce based on his birth record. | Family F2423
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| 15299 | Maternal grandparents of Guadalupe Gegura based on her birth record. | Family F2361
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| 15300 | Maternal Grandparents of J. Alfonso Quevedo Ramos based on his birth record. In the birth and christening of grandson Guillermo Quevedo Ramos, it has Petra with the last name of "Guzman." | Family F2367
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