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15751	Mr. and Mrs. Foster of Calgary took in Lucille Margery Litzgus just after her 1st birthday. After the death of Coral Leader Litzgus, Lucille's mother Mr. and Mrs. Foster adopted Lucille and changed her name to Eleanor Foster (Statement contained in email from Doreen Dolleman 3/7/2014).	Litzgus, Lucille Margery (I78)
15752	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living (I13)
15753	Mrs. Tabitha Wheeler, widow of Abraham was captured by Indians 11 Sep 1697 in Lancaster, Worcester, MA. Her fate was not recorded.	Stone, Tabitha (I3044)
15754	Much of the information on the Reddick and Cochran families came from a letter written by Elizabeth to her Aunt Mary & Uncle Thomas Speirs in 1863. Copy in poss of Harold K Speirs (preserved by Harriet S Speirs).	Cochran, Elizabeth (I621)
15755	My dad, Verlin Grant Bocker, had the nickname of "Keaton" in his younger years after the silent movie actor, Buster Keaton. That's why he named his son "Keaton."	Bocker, Verlin Grant (I3)
15756	My Father, John Riley Shaw, by Karen Shaw Thomas Contributed By G. Shaw Soren · 8 July 2013 May 1993 My Father, John Riley Shaw, by Karen Shaw Thomas Where do you begin to write a story about a man that you loved very much and whom you admired as a child growing up? Such will be this story of my Father. It is almost unexplainable to put into words the feeling I have for my Father and he for me. While growing up and still to this day, I enjoy being outdoors. I could usually find my Dad out in his workshop. Don't ask me exactly what he did there - - but he would always be working on some project. I just liked being there with him. I can't remember ever having any indepth conversation with him - - it was merely that we understood each other and I loved to watch him work. Everyonce in awhile he'd have me put something in the vice for him to hold while he was cutting it. I was his helper. I was always proud that my father was a carpenter. I likened my father to doing the same work that Jesus had one while on this earth and I have always felt proud to tell people that my Dad was a carpenter. We got to see alot of progress of barns or houses going up and I only remember him working on the entire project. I can't remember anyone helping him. Chyrl and I would walk down to the end of the road and wait for him to drive up at the end of a work day. Going through his lunch pail was a thrilling thing for me as a youngster. I really can't explain what made it so important, it just was. Our Dad chewed tobbaco and had quite a big wad of Beechnut chewing tobbaco in his cheek alot of the time. I can remember getting into his hiding place for it under the front seat of the car and putting some in my mouth. It really burned my mouth and needless to say, I only did that once. I would sit in the Model A Ford that he had for hours, hitting the starter button and with the clutch in and then out, would move the car up and down the driveway of the farm in Riverbank, California, teaching myself to drive. Dad would then let me drive the car on the country roads around our home. I was very proficient at driving at age 11. Dad encouraged me to drive and would say to me, "If your Mother ever gets very sick and needs to get to the hospital, you make sure you drive her there if I'm not home." I doubt that Mother even knew that he told me that, but in Dad's way, he loved Mother and did watch out of her well being. I was proud of Dad being the Branch President in Oakdale, California, during the early 1940's. I had the opportunity to play the piano or lead the singing at Church and it was probably because he chose me to do so. It was a great experience for the young girl that I was at the time. I can remember having company for dinner and after they'd leave, Dad would lean back on the kitchen clair and say "Can we eat now" and laugh and laugh. He was saying that while company was there, you had to mind your manners and not eat too much, but after they left, bring on the food!! Dad had a good sense of humor and I can remember him laughing at his own jokes and his face getting redder and redder the more he laughed. I can also remember his favorite Sunday evening meal would be bread and cold milk, along with onions and cucumbers in vinegar. Mom and Dad also would make barrels of saurkraut. Dad was a very giving person and would always make certain that Mom fixed food for the hobos that came by our place in California. Last year, in 1992, I was able to attend the 50th Reunion of the Oakdale, California Ward. I wanted to be there for Dad because he was the fourth Branch President and served from 1944 to 1947. Dad was a good leader during this time and I am so very greatful that I wa:s born to be part of those years and to be his and Mom's daughter.	Shaw, John Riley (I36)
15757	My great uncle Will met Cora Alice Todd At a church function and they were later married by Rev. A.A. Miller of Sangersville, Virginia. My dad, Dice, loved his uncle Will and gave me one of his pet sayings which I have found very applicable in my life "I loves those comers and goers, but dad gum those comers and stayers"!! JHA 2001. From the files of Janice L. (Armstrong) Nicholas 11234 WILLIAM HARRISON ARMSTRONG 11234 William Harrison Armstrong b. 8/16/1867 Sugar Grove, Pendleton Co., WV d. 11/17/1932 Mount Solon, VA Bur: Emmanuel Church of the Brethren Cemetery, Mount Solon, VA m. 4/2/1893 Cora Alice Todd b. 5/2/1873 Sugar Grove, Pendleton Co. d. 12/7/1949 Staunton, VA Bur: Emmanuel Church of the Brethren Cemetery, Mount Solon, VA Parents: John & Catherine (Whistleman) Todd William Harrison Armstrong was born August 16, 1867, the fourth child of Eli and Elizabeth Ann (Bodkin) Armstrong. He met Cora Alice Todd at a church function and they were married on April 2, 1893, by the Rev. A. A. Miller of Sangersvill. Cora Alice was born May 2, 1873, one of fourteen children born to John and Catherine (Whistleman) Todd. William died November 17, 1932, and Cora Alice died December 12, 1949. William and Cora Alice were hard workers and raised 12 children. NOTE: At the end of this report on William and Cora Alice there is information on the TODD FAMILY, given to me by Joe Armstrong. Children of William H. & Cora Alice (Todd) Armstrong 1-12-3-4-1 HARRY WELDON ARMSTRONG -------- 1894-1965 1-12-3-4-2 LULA BELLE ARMSTRONG ---------- 1896-1984 1-12-3-4-3 JOHN WILLIAM ARMSTRONG -------- 1897-1958 1-12-3-4-4 ARLIE HUBERT ARMSTRONG -------- 1899-1984 1-12-3-4-5 GEOA ALICE ARMSTRONG ------- 1901-1999 1-12-3-4-6 MARGARET ELIZABETH ARMSTRONG -- 1902-1980 1-12-3-4-7 ROY ELI (PARKER) ARMSTRONG ---- 1904-1968 1-12-3-4-8 ANNA CATHERINE ARMSTRONG ------ 1906-1979 1-12-3-4-9 BRYAN TODD ARMSTRONG ---------- 1908 1-12-3-4-10 LENA VIRGINIA ARMSTRONG ------- 1910-1961 1-12-3-4-11 CORINNE WOODROW ARMSTRONG ----- 1912-1994 1-12-3-4-12 JOSEPH ALFRED ARMSTRONG ------- 1916 ******** NOTE: My father, Norman Armstrong, stayed with Uncle Will and Aunt Cora a short time and went to school. Frances, (Will and Cora's granddaughter) was also living there at that time. From the stories he told, Daddy and Joe enjoyed teasin. Daddy told me the reason he had been sent to Virginia to finish that school year was because he had been expelled from school in West Virginia for fighting. It seems the other boy was older and bigger and kept picking on Daddy. He took it as long as he could and then one day whipped the tar out of him. It just so happened the bully was the son of the superintendent of schools. NOTE: The personal sketches in the following report were copied from the notes used by Joe Armstrong when he gave a report on the William H. branch of the Eli Armstrong Family at the reunion in 1986. Joe sent me a complete update on this family in 1991. *********	Armstrong, William Harrison (I1508)
15758	My have emigrated with family from England to Sydney Australia. Possibly lived in Henbury, North Bristol, England.	Stanley, Sylvia (I6)
15759	My mother is Pearl Hanson, daughter of Richard Hanson and Valborg Christensen. Ellen Ling (Hanson) is my aunt who married Calvin Ling. I am retired and live in Richland, WA. Please contact me with more details about you. Steve Roblyer	Hanson, Ellen (I989)
15760	My Mother, Josephine Cottam Shaw by Karen Shaw Thomas May 1993 Contributed By G. Shaw Soren · 21 January 2015 It is a beautiful sunny day here in the Northwest and I was able to mow my lawn today. The rain finally stopped! As I was mowing the grass and out in the beautiful sunshine, I started thinking of Mom, knowing that I wanted to get my history of her written. The thoughts of her started flooding back in my memory. It was very appropriate that I should be mowing the grass, for I remember Mother as a person that wasn't afraid of doing good hard work. If she were living today (she would have been 101 years old this month), she would be one of the first one to be mowing her lawn or doing any other work that would be necessary to making a house a home. Even though Mother was ill a lot while I was growing up, she was cleaning the house or irrigating the pasture or butchering the chickens when she felt well. I can remember her taking our bull by the chain on the ring of his nose down to the neighbors when they wanted to use him. She was one of the bravest persons that I've ever known. I cannot imagine even doing something like that of leading a mean bull around. She had made certain that Chyrl and I were in the house because the bull was very mean and she didn't want us to get hurt. There I was, watching out the window in fear and Mom showed no fear at all. It was a job that had to be done and Mom knew she had to do it. My fondest, most precious memories of Mom involved hers and my love for music. I can remember Chyrl and I singing for the Townsend Club in Riverbank, California, or at Church. I'd look out in the audience and could always spot Mom right away, because she'd have her head tilted as if trying to absorb and hear every word that we sang. She would have the proudest look on her face and a big, big smile. When I sang at Church or at school, Mom and Dad were always there and the love would radiate from their faces to me. There was many a day when Mom was ill and wouldn't be able to get out of bed. She'd often ask me to play the piano for her and sing some songs. Her favorites were Drink to Me Only with Thine Eyes, The Lord is My Sheppard, Abide with Me, How Gentle God's Command, Come Unto Jesus, We Thank Thee 0 God, for a Prophet, I need Thee Every Hour and Bless This House, 0 Lord We Pray, to name just a few. She found a lot of solace and peace in music and the words of the songs We always attended Church as a family when I was growing up. This was very important to Mother. After getting home, we would have a Sunday afternoon dinner that was excellent. Mom was a very good cook and her fried chicken or pheasant was the best! The very first thing she taught me to bake was a custard pie. I'll always remember that day and also making fudge from scratch. When we were growing up, they didn't have catchy sayings like "Don't be a Litter Bug" and yet Mom taught me to be careful with the earth and our environment and to enjoy the beauty of it. We'd be driving down the road and if she saw a board in the middle of the road or any other debris, she'd stop, walk back and pick it up and take it home to throw it away. Many a times, we'd come to a screeching stop in order for her to pick up something so it wouldn't be a hazard to the next car that came by or so that it wouldn't litter the ground. You could do that in those days, before fast moving cars on the streets and freeways. When I was six years old, the Second World War broke out. Mom and Dad had the best Victory Garden in the area. Everyone was encouraged to plant a vegetable garden and ours was full of every vegetable imaginable. Mom always kept very close tabs on Chyrl and I and yet she allowed me the freedom to chase the birds in the fields or to walk a mile or more down the road to another field to pick a big bouquet of bright orange California poppy wildflowers. I can remember Beth taking care of Chyrl and I when Mom was very ill. Once, when she was in the hospital, we rode with Beth to the hospital and we took the "snarls" from Chyrl's hair to show Mom that she was being a good girl about getting her hair combed. Mom was interested in everything we did and paid a lot of attention to Chyrl and I. The love that she showered on us while she was alive was enough to last even to this day. As Mom was getting ready to leave on her trip back to Utah with Maxine and Walt before she passed away, I can remember standing by her in the kitchen in the home at Riverbank, California, and the last thing she said to me was, "If you ever want to talk to me, Karen, just pray". I think she had a premonition that she might not see me again. I'm thankful for her words to me as they have brought slot of peace to me down through the years and closeness to my Mother that will be forever.	Cottam, Josephine (I33)
15761	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family F2
15762	MyHeritage mentions "born Ocon" Siblings: Ana Rose Torres Ocon, Manuela Torres Ocon Two possible siblings: Ana Rosa Torres Ocon and Manuela Torres Ocon. Mother was Gregoriana Ocon. Father was Vicente Torres. Source: MyHeritage.com	Ocón, Amalia Torres (I1813)
15763	MyHeritage mentions "born Ocon" Siblings: Ana Rose Torres Ocon, Manuela Torres Ocon Two possible siblings: Ana Rosa Torres Ocon and Manuela Torres Ocon. Mother was Gregoriana Ocon. Father was Vicente Torres. Source: MyHeritage.com	Ocón, Ana Rosa Torres (I5868)
15764	MyHeritage mentions "born Ocon" Siblings: Ana Rose Torres Ocon, Manuela Torres Ocon Two possible siblings: Ana Rosa Torres Ocon and Manuela Torres Ocon. Mother was Gregoriana Ocon. Father was Vicente Torres. Source: MyHeritage.com	Ocón, Manuela Torres (I5278)
15765	N. N. Hill 1881- History of Coshocton Co. Its Pat and Present. A. A. Graham and Co. Newark OH p 668 reference of WIlliam of Keene Twp being grandson of John Dickey. Federal Census 1850 Coshocton Co, Ohio Mill Creek Twp. lists Phoebe Dickey as widow with children still at home. Will of John Dickey dated Jan 29, 1848 Mill Creek Twp Coshocton Co., Ohio lists wife Phoebe, Sons: Washington, HIram, Robert, James, Harrison and Jonathan. Daughters: Ann Gonser, Malinda and Phebe. Children of son Hiram, executors Washington and Hiram Dickey. Probated June 1848. Phoebe: 1850 census of Coshocton Co., Ohio. MillCreek Twp. lists Phebe as widow, native of Pennsylvania living with William age 25, Jonathan, age 19 Malinda, age 17 Phebe, age 8 and Jacob age 17. It also lists Washington's age 23 and Sarah age 17 as if a separate listing. Robert- Dickey: Census of Coshocton Co., 1870 says Robert's father was born in Scotland. Elizabeth Kinney Dickey's father was born in Pennsylvania. Harrison Dickey: Federal census Coshocton Co., Ohio 1850: Harrison is not listed in 1860, 1870 or 1880 census. Ann Dickey: 1850 Census Coshocton Co., White Eyes Twp. David Gonser was listed as wagon master. Ann is listed as Ann Gonser in her fahter's will Hiram Dickey: 1850 Federal Census Mill Creek Twp: with Elenor Ling living inthe same household. Washington Dickey: Feder Census 1870 Coshocton Co., White Eyes Twp. age 49. Johnathan Dickey" 1880 Federal Census Crwasford Twp. 570-71 listed as carpenter. Coshocton Wills of John Dickey p. 44 probated June 1848	Dickey, John (I147)
15766	Nailtie & her Parents are found recorded in the DRC Bap. records of Staten Island on a loose piece of paper neither date nor year upon it p. 67. In Neeltje Corsen's father Christian Corsen's will dated 5 FEB 1762, he begueathed two 40 acre land sites to his daughter Neeltie, the wife of France Gebrants & after her decease, I give & bequeath the same lands to her two sons Christian & Daniel.... Christian & Daniel paying the sum of fifty pounds a piece to their two sisters, Eleanor or Nelly & Antje, or to their heirs or assigns in six months after the deceased of their mother. Since there were other Garbrants men in N.Y. who could have had a daughter Elizabeth who md. Peter Post 14 Nov 1760 (N.Y. mgs., Bef 1784,p.164) and only one Frans Gerbrants Jr. who had a daughter Elizabeth buried 4 OCT 1731 at NYDC. I have gone with the evidence stated in the will that one of Frans & Neeltje Gerbrants daughters was deceased & have assumed it was Elizabeth, since the mg. in 1660 does not name a father & the burial lists Frans Gerbrants Jr. Eleanor Garrebrants gravestone reads: died 29 Jan -- age 80 yrs. 8 Mos., so her abt b. year 1821.	Garrebrants, Eleanor (I384)
15767	NAM:Aeltje Jans, the first dau of Jan Hendricks van Bommel, was four when her mother died & was brought up by her stepmother, Annette Abrahams, with the other children. She was also known as Jans (her father's name); as Aeltje Hendricks (her father's father's name); and as Aeltje Splinters, which was the family name chosen by her stepmother's family (Annatie Abrahams). The Splinters name was fixed in use by Abraham who had "married Geertie, a sister of Laurens Wessel". NY Wills Vol II p 240, 241. Her birth date listed in N.Y. Dutch Reformed Church rec. of Bap. in the NYG&B rec. Vol. 2, 974.7 B4ne her siblings on pp.149, 171, 185, 199, 212, 224, 262, 291 . Her burial is recorded in NYHS yr bk 1899, N.Y.RDC rec. of burials 974.7 C4h p.209 Aeltje Jans half sister, Lyntie, probably the one bap. 27 Oct 1680, was named "Lyntie Splinters, jong dochter" (i.e,young daughter) at the bap. of Aeltje's twins on 5 Nov 1699, when Lyntie would have been 19. Lyntje Splinters married Andries Ten Brock at NYDC, 3 Jul 1701 (p. 586) (from the research notes of Harriet Stryker-Rhoda noted Dutch researcher)	Splinters, Aaltje Jans (I482)
15768	NAM:Surname also given as Sandersen. Egbert Sanders owned a lot in Flatbush ,Kings, N.Y., & sold it in 1661 & petitioned for land to erect a sawmill on a stream at "Gemoenepae" in Bergen Co. N.J. & move their families there. His young son Theunis was bap. in DRC of N.Y. in 1662, but later rec. are found in Bergen, N.Y. of mg.of child #2 & # 3. He lived in Fort Orange, Beverwyck, & Flatbush L.I. & Bergen N.J. His family are found in these records: (1) NYG&B rec.,DRC of NY Bap. Vol. 2 p.65, 974.7 B4ne (2) Register of Early Settlers of Kings Co., by Teunis Bergen, 974.723 D2b p. 247 (3) NYG&B rec. DRC of NY mgs. Vol. 1 974.7 B4ne p. 30 (4) NYG&B rec. of Bergen ,N.J. 974.7 B4h Vol. 4 entry 38, 102, 251, 758, 769, 847. (5) NYG&B rec. of DRC of S.I., N.Y. Vol.4 974.7 B4ne pp. 12, 15, 17 (6) Flatbush DRC Mgs. NYHS yr bk 1898, 974.7 C4h p.89 (7) History of Brooklyn, by Henry Stiles, 974.723 H2st Vol.1 p. 427 (8) N.Y. Abstracts of Wills Liber 1708-1728, NYHS yr bk 1893 Vol. 7 His father could possibly be Govert Egbert who was probably the first immigrant of this name on Staten Island---perhaps the first who came to America, He came in the ship called the" Spotted Cow" in 1660. The first mention of the name in connection with Staten Island was Tunis, chr 9 Jul 1662, who bought land in 1698. His will, dated 6 Jul 1721, the son of Egbert Sanders. .	Sanderszen, Egbert (I428)
15769	Name Alroy Wilkins Spouse's Name Phebe C. Hancock Event Date 20 Apr 1897 Event Place Carter, Graham, Arizona, United States "Arizona Marriages, 1865-1949," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:FQ29-VLX : accessed 23 September 2015), Alroy Wilkins and Phebe C. Hancock, 20 Apr 1897; citing Carter, Graham, Arizona, United States, reference P. 320, index based upon data collected by the Genealogical Society of Utah, Salt Lake City; FHL microfilm 2,109,910.	Family F1501
15770	Name Enoch Gurr Spouse's Name Ruth Buckman Event Date 14 Oct 1839 Event Place Penrith, New South Wales, Australia	Family F33
15771	Name Jesse Richard Petersen Event Type Marriage Event Date 01 Dec 1926 Event Place Salt Lake, Utah, United States Age 25 Race W Birth Year (Estimated) 1901 Father's Name Lawrence Petersen Mother's Name Christine Nielsen Spouse's Name Elizabeth Hughes Spouse's Age 22 Spouse's Race W Spouse's Birth Year (Estimated) 1904 "Utah, County Marriages, 1887-1937," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:KSP3-CKJ : accessed 13 November 2015), Jesse Richard Petersen and Elizabeth Hughes, 01 Dec 1926; citing Salt Lake, Utah, United States, book An 51094 Ln 51094, county courthouses, Utah; FHL microfilm 429,125.	Family F1233
15772	Name Mary Taylor Gender Female Birth Date 27 Aug 1910 Birthplace Bowie, Montague, Texas Father's Name William Richard Taylor Father's Birthplace Texas Father's Age 24y Mother's Name Tiney Or Tinie Janie Chapman Mother's Birthplace Texas Mother's Age 21y "Texas, Births and Christenings, 1840-1981," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:F6GP-TJK : accessed 27 October 2015), William Richard Taylor in entry for Mary Taylor, 27 Aug 1910; citing Bowie, Montague, Texas, reference cn 8-495; FHL microfilm 1,435,326.	Taylor, Mary Houston (I4399)
15773	Name William Gurr Spouse's Name Elizabeth Baker Event Date 27 Apr 1854 Event Place Church Of England, , New South Wales, Australia "Australia Marriages, 1810-1980," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:XTZV-8Y1 : accessed 1 September 2015), William Gurr and Elizabeth Baker, 27 Apr 1854; citing Church Of England, , New South Wales, Australia, reference ; FHL microfilm 993,965.	Family F2
15774	Name and birthplace given in bio of son Edward - long survived her husband - Guthrie Co History p551 1850 census - Union, Monroe, OH - age 18 - b OH - in hh of Noah Stotts - md within year 1860 census - Jackson, Guthrie, IA - age 27 - b OH - in hh of Wm. A. Marlenee 1870 census - Jackson, Guthrie, IA - age 37 - b OH - in hh of William Marlenee	Davis, Amanda J. (I322)
15775	Name and marriage data extracted from Oxfordshire Parish records	Pope, William (I2961)
15776	Name based on christening record of granddaughter Blanca Estela Bouttier Valdez.	Quintana, Maria Consuelo de la (I6904)
15777	Name based on marriage record of son Pedro Cortez to Petronia de Guzmán.	Brizeno, Pedro Cortes (I6263)
15778	Name could also be "Ephraim"	Sayre, Ethan (I1425)
15779	Name could also be "Mercy", "Nancy"	Bowen, Marcy (I1386)
15780	Name could also be spelled "Clesson"	Bowen, Clifton (I1354)
15781	Name could also be spelled, "Lleuku Pikton"	Picton, Lucy (I1438)
15782	Name found on death certificate of daughter, Ellen Jerusha Dowen - D453 Named on death certificate of dau Ann - father Frank Dowen - D1786 On 1880 census, Stillwater, Saratoga, NY, Ellen J. Dowen Cotton's father was listed as being born in NY - D334 Daughter Elizabeth thought her parents lived in North Union near Saratoga - not sure - D677 Durkee's Epitaphs, v. 1 p. 2 - Old Sadler Cemetery,Saratoga Springs (no longer exists): "Francis Dowen, d. 6 Dec 1847, 71y.6m,14d." I feel that this must be the right Francis Dowen, because in the 1850 census, all of his children were living in Saratoga Co., most in Saratoga Springs. History of Hamilton Co." (FHL 974.752 H2a) - 1825 census of Hope, Hamilton, NY - "Daniel W. Dowen, Francis Dowen, Francis Dowen, Jr., John Dowen" - p. 395; "Francis Dowen and his family also settled in the area near Josiah Wadsworth and Rem Remsen...just below Pumpkin Hollow by 1813" - p. 391; "In 1815, Francis Dowen, Jr. was elected assessor: - p. 391. - D389 History of Fulton Co. - town of Northampton - D390 Description of division of Northampton between Montgomery & Hamilton Cos. - D681 Gazetteer entry for Northampton - D678 Letter from City Historian, Saratoga Springs - no Francis Dowen listed on pre-1850 tax lists - D680 Index to Deeds, Hamilton Co - Film #0550024 - No Dowens or Bowkers Catholic church records - Hamilton Co. 1762-1876 - No Dowens or Bowkers Cemeteries - Hamilton Co. - no Dowens or Bowkers Film #0017135; 1294814; 1294813; 0896803; 0962167 1800 census - Northampton Twp., Montgomery, NY - D388 Francis Dowen 1 male 10-16 1 male 26-45 1 male 45+ 1 female under 10 1 female 16-26 1 female 26-45 1810 census - Northampton Twp., Montgomery, NY - D Francis Dowen 3 males under 5 2 males 5-10 2 males 18-26 1 male 26-45 1 female under 5 1 female 5-10 1 female 10-16 1 female 26-45 1820 census - Hope twp., Hamilton, NY - Francis Dowen 1 male 10-16 1 male 45+ 1 female 28-45 1 slave Francis Dowen, Jr. 1 male 26-45 2 female 5 - 10 1 female 10-16 1 female 16-18 1 female 18-26 1 slave Francis C. Dowen 1 male 5-10 1 male 18-26 1 female 18-26 1 slave 1830 census - Pittstown, Rensselaer, NY Francis Dowen 1 male under 5 1 male 5-10 1 male 50-60 1 female under 5 1 female 5-10 1 female 10-15 1 female 15-20 1 female 30-40 1830 census - Hope, Hamilton, NY - p. 246 Francis Dowen 1 male under 5 1 male 5-10 1 male 50-60 1 female under 5 1 female 5-10 1 female 10-15 1 female 30-40 1850 census - Cayuga Co., NY - family number 1552 Francis Dowen - 55 - Farmer - b. NY Catherine - 54 - b. NY Annis (?) - 28 - b. NY John - 26 - b. NY Huldah - 24 - b. NY Mary - 22 - b. NY (?) Female - 18 - b. NY Gilbert - 17 - b. NY Millicent (?) - 13 - b. NY Film #875411 - The Vanderhoof Family - contains information about the Dowen family - D609 Revolutionary War Pension file of father, Francis Dowen - several affidavits swear to his being the son of Francis Dowen and Eleanor Williams, dying in Saratoga Springs 6 Dec 1847 - D1511	Dowen, Francis (I374)
15783	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living (I121)
15784	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living (I120)
15785	Name listed on her sons's (Agustin Ramirez Gómez) marriage record is "Maria Manuela Gomez."	Fletes, Maria Manuela de la Encarnación Gómez (I5871)
15786	Name may be spelled "Catarina" based on the Will of her mother Catarina Mechele (maiden name Stambach).	Mackele, Maria Catherina (I96)
15787	Name on familyserach.org/tree is "John Russell" - no source given Married #1 Hannah Silvester, dau. of Obadiah Silvester and Mary Walling Marr. Rec., Franklin Co., OH Census Records, 1830-1860, Franklin Co., OH Family records of Ella Kelso Smith Census Records, 1860-1880, Licking Co., OH Gen. Condit Family Elizabeth Kelso's diary Squire Jesse Kelso's death certificate Land records, Franklin Co., OH Family Records of Ella Kelso Smith Cemetery Records of Franklin Co., OH Ogle Co., IL marriage records	Kelso, John (I165)
15788	Name provided by her daugther Ernestina.	Peinado, Ramona Verde (I1975)
15789	Name spelling based on marriage record.	Harrison, Clarissa J (I476)
15790	Name: Ann Elize Petersen Gender: Female Burial Date: Burial Place: Death Date: 11 Apr 1893 Death Place: Hyrum, Cache, Utah Age: Birth Date: 25 Dec 1858 Birthplace: Springville, Utah, Utah Occupation: Race: Marital Status: Married Spouse's Name: Ernest Petersen Father's Name: Father's Birthplace: Mother's Name: Mother's Birthplace: Indexing Project (Batch) Number: B54861-5 System Origin: Utah-EASy GS Film number: 1035848 Reference ID: P-22 Citing this Record: "Utah, Deaths and Burials, 1888-1946," index, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/F85Z-C9D : accessed 10 Oct 2013), Ann Elize Petersen, 25 Dec 1858.	Benson, Ann Eliza (I1115)
15791	Name: Clyde Byron Petersen Titles and Terms: Event Type: Marriage Event Date: 23 Aug 1933 Event Place: Cache, Utah, United States Age: Race: Birth Year (Estimated): Father's Name: Ernest Petersen Father's Titles and Terms: Mother's Name: Millie Molen Mother's Titles and Terms: Spouse's Name: Grayce Marjorie Redford Spouse's Titles and Terms: Spouse's Age: Spouse's Race: Spouse's Birth Year (Estimated): Spouse's Father's Name: R L Redford Spouse's Father's Titles and Terms: Spouse's Mother's Name: Elizabeth De*Snup Spouse's Mother's Titles and Terms: Reference ID: GS Film number: 430325 Digital Folder Number: 004540827 Image Number: 01117 Citing this Record: "Utah, County Marriages, 1887-1937," index, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/X21Y-F87 : accessed 10 Oct 2013), Millie Molen in entry for Clyde Byron Petersen and Grayce Marjorie Redford, 1933.	Petersen, Clyde Byron (I1128)
15792	Name: Douglas Harriman Petersen Titles and Terms: Event Type: Marriage Event Date: 20 Jul 1932 Event Place: Cache, Utah, United States Age: Race: Birth Year (Estimated): Father's Name: Ernest Petersen Father's Titles and Terms: Mother's Name: Millie Molen Mother's Titles and Terms: Spouse's Name: Lois Ann Lewis Spouse's Titles and Terms: Spouse's Age: Spouse's Race: Spouse's Birth Year (Estimated): Spouse's Father's Name: Thos Lewis Spouse's Father's Titles and Terms: Spouse's Mother's Name: Esther Theurer Spouse's Mother's Titles and Terms: Reference ID: GS Film number: 430325 Digital Folder Number: 004540827 Image Number: 00322 Citing this Record: "Utah, County Marriages, 1887-1937," index, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/X21T-LXH : accessed 10 Oct 2013), Millie Molen in entry for Douglas Harriman Petersen and Lois Ann Lewis, 1932.	Petersen, Douglas Harriman (I1132)
15793	Name: Earl Jensen Birth Date: 26 Feb 1893 Birthplace: Sandy, Ut. Age: 26 Spouse's Name: Evangeline Peterson Spouse's Birth Date: 25 Dec 1898 Spouse's Birthplace: Hyrum, Ut. Spouse's Age: 21 Event Date: 21 Feb 1920 Event Place: Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah Father's Name: Carl Jensen Mother's Name: Elsie Peterson Spouse's Father's Name: Ernest Peterson Spouse's Mother's Name: Mil...M. Molen Race: White Marital Status: Single Previous Wife's Name: Spouse's Race: White Spouse's Marital Status: Single Spouse's Previous Husband's Name: Indexing Project (Batch) Number: M74545-3 System Origin: Utah-EASy GS Film number: 429104 Reference ID: cn 34028 Citing this Record: "Utah, Marriages, 1887-1966," index, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/F8GY-MM5 : accessed 10 Oct 2013), Elsie Peterson in entry for Earl Jensen and Evangeline Peterson, 21 Feb 1920.	Petersen, Evangeline (I1134)
15794	Name: Ernest Petersen Birth Date: 1858 Birthplace: Of Hyrum, Cache, Utah Age: 37 Spouse's Name: Millie Molen Spouse's Birth Date: 1871 Spouse's Birthplace: Of Hyrum, Cache, Utah Spouse's Age: 24 Event Date: 06 Jun 1895 Event Place: Logan, Cache, Utah Father's Name: Mother's Name: Spouse's Father's Name: Spouse's Mother's Name: Race: Marital Status: Previous Wife's Name: Spouse's Race: Spouse's Marital Status: Spouse's Previous Husband's Name: Indexing Project (Batch) Number: M73408-1 System Origin: Utah-EASy GS Film number: 430306 Reference ID: p 597 Citing this Record: "Utah, Marriages, 1887-1966," index, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/F8GX-X43 : accessed 10 Oct 2013), Ernest Petersen and Millie Molen, 06 Jun 1895.	Molen, Millie (I1123)
15795	Name: Ethel Lichty Scatcherd [Ethel Lichty Lichty] Social Security #: 562240753 Gender: Female Birth Date: 29 Apr 1890 Birth Place: Nebraska Death Date: 1 Dec 1981 Death Place: Los Angeles Mother's Maiden Name: Cook Father's Surname: Lichty	Lichty, Ethyl M (I5)
15796	Name: Joel Siple Birth Date: abt 1810 Death Date: 14 Apr 1882 Death Place: Pendleton, West Virginia Death Age: 72 years 5 months 26 days Race: White Marital Status: Married Gender: Male Spouse Name: Catherine Siple FHL Film Number: 818557	Siple, Joel (I4260)
15797	Name: Melbourne Romney Birth Date: 31 Mar 1895 Birthplace: Salt Lake City, Utah Age: Spouse's Name: Larue Petersen Spouse's Birth Date: 21 Apr 1896 Spouse's Birthplace: Hyrum, Utah Spouse's Age: Event Date: 16 Sep 1919 Event Place: , Cache, Utah Father's Name: O. H. Romney Mother's Name: Emma F. Phillips Spouse's Father's Name: Ernest Petersen Spouse's Mother's Name: Millie Mol(..)R Race: White Marital Status: Single Previous Wife's Name: Spouse's Race: White Spouse's Marital Status: Single Spouse's Previous Husband's Name: Indexing Project (Batch) Number: M73430-7 System Origin: Utah-EASy GS Film number: 430320 Reference ID: cn122 Citing this Record: "Utah, Marriages, 1887-1966," index, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/F8PN-FQS : accessed 10 Oct 2013), Melbourne Romney and Larue Petersen, 16 Sep 1919.	Petersen, LaRue (I1126)
15798	Name: Millie Molen Petersen Gender: Female Burial Date: 04 Apr 1950 Burial Place: Hyrum, Cache Co, Utah Death Date: 31 Mar 1950 Death Place: Salt Lake City, Utah Age: 79 Birth Date: 07 Jan 1871 Birthplace: Hyde Park, Utah Occupation: None Race: White Marital Status: Widowed Spouse's Name: Ernest Petersen Father's Name: Simpson M Molen Father's Birthplace: Kentucky Mother's Name: Jane Hyde Mother's Birthplace: Indexing Project (Batch) Number: B54982-8 System Origin: Utah-EASy GS Film number: 26583 Reference ID: 653 Citing this Record: "Utah, Deaths and Burials, 1888-1946," index, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/F854-TFK : accessed 10 Oct 2013), Millie Molen Petersen, 07 Jan 1871.	Molen, Millie (I1123)
15799	Name: William R. Petersen Gender: Male Burial Date: Burial Place: Death Date: 08 Feb 1891 Death Place: Hyrum, Cache, Utah Age: Birth Date: 13 Jan 1891 Birthplace: Hyrum, Cache, Utah Occupation: Race: Marital Status: Spouse's Name: Father's Name: Ernest Petersen Father's Birthplace: Mother's Name: Elize Petersen Mother's Birthplace: Indexing Project (Batch) Number: B54861-5 System Origin: Utah-EASy GS Film number: 1035848 Reference ID: P-19 Citing this Record: "Utah, Deaths and Burials, 1888-1946," index, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/F85Z-HLN : accessed 10 Oct 2013), Elize Petersen in entry for William R. Petersen, 13 Jan 1891.	Petersen, William Russell (I1140)
15800	Name: A. L. Brigance Side: Confederate Regiment State/Origin: Texas Regiment Name: 12 Texas Infantry Regiment Name Expanded: 12th Regiment, Texas Infantry (Young's) Company: C Rank In: Second Lieutenant Rank In Expanded: Second Lieutenant Rank Out: Private Rank Out Expanded: Private Alternate Name: James/Blatt Film Number: M227 roll 4 --------------------------------------------------- CONFEDERATE TEXAS TROOPS 12th Regiment, Texas Infantry (Young's) 12th Infantry Regiment [also called 8th Regiment] was organized and mustered in Confederate service at Waco, Texas, during the spring of 1862. Its members were recruited in the towns and cities of Clarksville, Cameron, Hempstead, Nacogdoches, Fairfield, and Waco, and the counties of Comanche, Milam, and Grimes. The regiment was assigned to O. Young's and Waul's Brigade, Trans-Mississippi Department, and saw action in Louisiana and Arkansas. After fighting at Jenkins' Ferry, it moved to Hempstead and disbanded in the spring of 1865. The field officers were Colonel Overton Young; Lieutenant Colonels William Clark, B.A. Philpott, and James W. Raine; and Major Erastus Smith. -------------------------------------------------- Appointed delegate to attend Democratic State Convention for either Brazos or Robertson counties in 1853. Texas Ranger & Lone Star. (Washington, Tex.), Vol. 4, No. 48, Ed. 1, Thursday, June 9, 1853 --------------------------------------------------- Member of the Gillespie Lodge, No. 55 in 1855. http://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth29777/m1/129/?q=%22L.%20Brigance%22 http://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth29777/m1/548/?q=%22L.%20Brigance%22 --------------------------------------------------- Clerk of Robertson County District Court in 1855 http://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth181106/m1/5/zoom/?q=%22L.%20Brigance%22	Brigance, A. L. (I805)