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18251	This information from an Obituary in poss. of Jean Porcaro	Day, Delbert E. (I656)
18252	This information is provided by Lisa Taylor, daughter of Charles Richard Bouttier. Source: Ancestry.com message to Jaime R Astorga on 9.1.2018.	Rio, Charles Richard Bouttier del (I5553)
18253	This information of Ygnacio and Rosa provided by Alberto Bouttier on 12.03.2017.	Family F1940
18254	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living (I4811)
18255	This information was provided by grand-daughter Lizabeth Bouttier.	Corella, Juan José Bouttier (I1914)
18256	This is based on her mother's statement in her testament (Mariana Fletes) found in the book 'Negocios y Vida Cotidiana en Tepic 1839-1910' that Maria Delores Delgado y Fletes was 16 years old on the 3 August 1870.	Fletes, Mariana de los Dolores Agapita Gertrudis de Jesus Delgado (I4827)
18257	This is based on information provided by grand-daughter Lizbeth Bouttier.	Mendoza, Amelia Estrada (I4804)
18258	This is likely John Hiner's resting place. He was born between siblings Jane B. Hiner (1817-1878) & Joseph Hiner (1821-1882) Morton's History of Highland list John with no additional information, which suggest he died at a early age. The top of this stone is broken off where the name would of been.	Hiner, John (I4282)
18259	This is likely John Hiner's resting place. He was born between siblings Jane B. Hiner (1817-1878) & Joseph Hiner (1821-1882) Morton's History of Highland list John with no additional information, which suggest he died at a early age. The top of this stone is broken off where the name would of been.	Hiner, John (I4282)
18260	This may be missinformation. I have been told that Samuel E. and Mary "Polly" (Taylor_ Armstrong had an eleveneth, and a twelth child, unnamed infant males. I was given these dates, but however I did not find this child listed in the Samuel Armstrong Family Bible.	Armstrong, Child (I1683)
18261	This Peter is from Bavaria which is the kingdom east of Württemberg. Like Jacob, this Peter also names his first son Charles in 1857. However, the birth is in Philadelphia,72 miles east of Conestoga. http://person.ancestry.com/tree/83284501/person/32488896938/facts http://findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GSln=bauer&GSfn=peter&GSby=1823&GSbyrel=in&GSdyrel=all&GSob=n&GRid=120067639&df=all& 1860 Census http://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?indiv=1&db=1860usfedcenancestry&h=4649529&tid=&pid=&usePUB=true&rhSource=6742 1880 Census http://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?gss=angs-g&new=1&rank=1&msT=1&gsfn=peter&gsfn_x=0&gsln=bauer&gsln_x=1&mswpn__ftp=Pennsylvania%2c+USA&mswpn=41&mswpn_PInfo=5-\|0\|1652393\|0\|2\|3244\|41\|0\|0\|0\|0\|&MSAV=1&msbdy=1823&mssng0=mary+ann&mssns0=snyder&_83004003-n_xcl=f&cp=0&catbucket=rstp&uidh=m71&pcat=ROOT_CATEGORY&h=648013&db=1880usfedcen&indiv=1&ml_rpos=2	Bauer, Jacob / Jakob (I39)
18262	This record is 'information' about a past christening. Ygnacio Maria Quevedo is 47 years of age.	Quevedo, Ygnacio Maria (I6075)
18263	This record is all from the living memory of M R Mew.	Barton, Raymond (I1283)
18264	Thomas Dent bequeath "to my Daughter in Law, Mary Bright..."	Suit, Thomas (I807)
18265	Thomas was a friend and companion of King Henry IV.	Swinford/Swynford, Thomas (I1615)
18266	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living (I7308)
18267	Three Generation Group Sheet submitted by LDS Church Members	Howe, Cruse J (I230)
18268	Three Generation Sheet submitted by LDS Church Members	Shields, Katie Mae (I226)
18269	Three Generation Sheet submitted by LDS Church Members	Mills, Stella (I229)
18270	Three Generation Sheet submitted by LDS Church Members	Larsen, Nellie Dolores (I231)
18271	Three Generation Sheets Submitted by LDS Church Members	Johnson, Rachel (I224)
18272	Three Generation Sheets Submitted by LDS Church Members	Reese, Joseph E (I225)
18273	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.	Neva (I192)
18274	TIB Seal to Parents: @I224@	Bickmore, Ellery McArthur (I4)
18275	TIB Seal to Parents: @I224@	Orgill, Leah (I5)
18276	Time served in Continental Service - 4 years 6 months and 10 days. Highest grade Tec 5. Served as a Truck Driver Light 345.	Edwards, Vivian E (I2)
18277	Time served in Foreign Service 1 year, 5 months and 25 days.	Edwards, Vivian E (I2)
18278	Times-Herald (Vallejo, CA) - Friday, November 2, 2012 Deceased Name: Mary Allen Hardison CA United States Sept. 1, 1910 - Oct. 28, 2012 Mary Allen Hardison returned to her Heavenly Father at age 102 on Sunday Oct. 28. A lifelong member of The Church of JESUS CHRIST of Latter day Saints, she had lived a purposely simple life of family, faith and service. She lived by the motto "you are only as old as you wish to be", which she proved when setting a World Record as the oldest female to go tandem paragliding on her 101st birthday. She was born in Mesa, Arizona, Sept. 1, 1910, the seventh of 12 children, to John Seymour and Barbara Phelps Allen, and was preceded in death by her parents, and all of her siblings. She married Waldo Collins Hardison in 1936 and they were blessed with two sons. The small family moved to Vallejo in 1942, when Waldo, because of his experience with copper tubing, was requested to come to work at Mare Island Naval Shipyard. She was preceded in death by her husband (1979) and one grandson, Michael (1959). She is survived by her two sons, Waldo Allen Hardison (Bonnie Baker) and Marion Walker Hardison (Andrea Nesbit); 12 living grandchildren; 36 great-grandchildren, and eight great-great- grandchildren. Mary graduated from Arizona State Teacher's College in Flagstaff Arizona in 1932 and took her first teaching position that same year at the Keams Canyon Navajo Indian Center. Her teaching career continued 39 years, teaching in Mesa and Cherry, Arizona before moving to Vallejo. She worked for almost 30 years as a teacher in the Vallejo School District retiring in 1971. She was presented with an honorary life membership in the California Congress of Parents and Teacher, Inc., the highest honor that can be given to an individual for outstanding service to children and youth by the PTA. She served in her church in many positions, but her 19 years serving the youth gave her the greatest joy. Besides being a loving mother, grandmother, great and great great grandmother and a dear friend, she will be remembered best for her years of service. She was taught to make quilts at an early age and began to do so in earnest after retiring from teaching in 1971. She made and gave away over 1200 quilts with 31 of the ones she made this year going to an orphanage in Africa. What wasn't given to charity was given to someone to let them know that they were loved. It was special to be given a Mary Hardison quilt, as they became known. A family memorial service was held In Bountiful, Utah and another will be held in Mesa, Arizona, when she is laid to rest alongside her husband in early November.	Allen, Mary (I593)
18279	Title: Developing a Multiple Offense for Coaching High School Football Author: H. H. Muse Publisher: Arizona State University, 1954--Health and Physical Education., 1954 Length: 142 pages Subjects: Coaching (Athletics) Football	Muse, H H (I1)
18280	TO BE RESEARCHED - FOUND ON FIND A GRAVE	Barker, James (I76)
18281	TO BE RESEARCHED - FOUND ON FIND A GRAVE	Hopkins, Mary (I77)
18282	To Bloomington, Texas; Returned To Seymour, Indiana .OCCUPATION: Farmer, School teacher Emmigration bet 1909-1911, to Bloomington, Texas, returned to Indiania	Linke, Thomas Frank (I16)
18283	to her brother James Henry Martineau	Source (S25)
18284	To see photo of J. Harvey, 'Jannie' and some of the older children look for photo under Elizabeth Jane 'Jannie' Wilson.JHA 1/25/2003. The McKendree Cemetery is located off the side road leading to Seldom Seen and north to Jack Mtn. and Doe Hill approximately midway between Doe Hill and McDowell. James Harvey was married three times and had a total of fourteen children. When he and Jannie Wilson were married they lived on the Cowpasture in Highland County and later moved to what was known as Keisters Hollow, near McKendree Methodistrch, midway between McDowell and Doe Hill, Virginia. They had ten children. After Jannie's death Harvey married Phoebe Jane 'Feebie' Ralston, a widow, and had three more children before Feebie died due to complications in childbirth, in 1925. Havey then married Jessie Simmons--there were no children born to this union. After his death in 1931, the three children by his second wife, Feebie, were placed in foster homes. My parents, Dice S. and Nina Armstrong raised Lynn Stover. Lynn worked for my dad for many years before striking out on his own in the loggusiness. He was like a father to me, and I love him very much. Although the children were separated at an early age, they were very close and kept in contact with each other. His descendants are now scattered throughout the United States. JHA 2001. From the files of Janice L. (Armstrong) Nicholas 11235 JAMES HARVEY ARMSTRONG 11235 JAMES HARVEY ARMSTRONG b. 2/17/1869 Sugar Grove, WV d. 3/4/1931 Bur: McKendree Church Cemetery, Doe Hill, Va. m. #1 11/2/1892 Elizabeth Jane (Jannie) Wilson b. 4/7/1875 d. 4/8/1917 Parents: John Burner & Martha Virginia (Price) Wilson Bur: McKendree Church Cemetery, Doe Hill, Va. #2 - Febbie J. Rolson (found as Phoebe) b. 4/6/1889 Highland Co. d. 3/1/1925 Parents: Bur: McKendree Church Cemetery, Doe Hill, Va. #3 Jesse Simmons b. d. Parents: Bur: James Harvey Armstrong was the fifth child born to Eli and Elizabeth Ann (Bodkin) Armstrong. Not much is known about his early life. We know he was a very hard worker and it has been said he could pitch a haystack faster thane in the neighboring area. He enjoyed riding horses and hunting. He always kept several "coon" dogs. James, "Jim" Harvey Armstrong of McDowell, Virginia, grandson of Harvey, has a dog horn which belonged to his grandfather. Jim sheared over 100 sheep for a local farmer in exchange for the horn. The horn is dated. It is priceless and the only known article remaining from the James Harvey Armstrong estate. It's very fitting that a grandson who bears his name has this horn in his possession. Harvey was married three times and had a total of fourteen children. When he and Jannie Wilson were married they lived on the Cowpasture in Highland County and later moved to what was known as Kesters Hollow, near McKendree Church, Doe Hill, Virginia. Harvey and Jannie had ten children. There is some Wilson Family history at the end of this report on James Harvey Armstrong. After Jannie's death, Harvey married Febbie or Phoebe J. Ralson, (her name has been found both ways). They had three children. She died in 1925 due to complications in childbirth with their fourth child, an unnamed son. Harvey then married Jesse Simmons. There were no children of this union and after his death in 1931, the three children by his second marriage were placed in foster homes. The older children, by his first wife, were at this time out on their own. Although the children were separated at an early age, they were still close and stayed in touch with each other. They returned to Highland County when they could, usually staying with Nora, whose door was always open or stopping in Churchville with Florence. Barbara Woods, daughter of Florence, gave a report on her grandfather, James Harvey Armstrong and his descendants at the 1988 Reunion and introduced many of the family members. The descendants of James Harvey Armstrong are scattered through out the United States. At this time (1992) four of Harvey's children are still living in Virginia, 2 from his first marriage and 2 from his second. They remember their father as an honest hard working man, but have only vague memories of their mother. They are proud of their heritage and the qualities of compassion, kindness, helpfulness, and even the stubbornness that has been instilled in them as Armstrongs. PART OF NEWS CLIPPING - DOE HILL Mr. J. Harvey Armstrong passed to his reward on March 4, 1931, at the age of 62 years and 15 days. He was sick just a few days, death resulting from pneumonia and complications. He leaves to mourn his loss his widow and 11 children....l services were conducted Friday at ll a.m. from McKendree church, Rev. L.M. Moffett officiating.....Six of his nephews acted as pall bearers: burial was in the cemetery near by. A very large crowd of people attended the funeral: lots of them relatives as he leaves many nieces, nephews, and cousins; he was well liked and will be missed a great deal in his community. He was always ready and willing to do something for others; he was a man people could put a lot of confidence in, for when he said he would do something, it was always done and done right. ******** CHILDREN OF JAMES HARVEY & JANNIE E. (WILSON) ARMSTRONG 1-12-3-5-1 CARRIE V. ARMSTRONG ---------- 1894-1976 1-12-3-5-2 RUSSEL J. ARMSTRONG ---------- 1895-1913 1-12-3-5-3 RAYMOND HOWARD ARMSTRONG ------1899-1969 1-12-3-5-4 LUCY MAY ARMSTRONG ------------1900-1978 1-12-3-5-5 MARY ELIZTH ARMSTRONG ----- 1904 1-12-3-5-6 RUTH MARGARET ARMSTRONG ------ 1906-1982 1-12-3-5-7 ROBERT H. ARMSTRONG ---------- 1909-1969 1-12-3-5-8 MARTHA PRICE ARMSTRONG ------- 1912-1913 1-12-3-5-9 NORA EVLIN ARMSTRONG --------- 1913-19931-12-3-5-10 WOODROW WILSON ARMSTRONG ----- 1916-1952 CHILDREN OF JAMES HARVEY & FEDDIE (RALSTON) ARMSTRONG 1-12-3-5-11 FLORENCE ARMSTRONG ----------- 1919 1-12-3-5-12 LYNN STOVER ARMSTRONG -------- 1921-1965 1-12-3-5-13 MARIE ELIZABETH ARMSTRONG ---- 1922 1-12-3-5-14 INFANT SON ARMSTRONG --------- 1925-1925 *********** SEE 'NOTES' on ELIZABRTH JANE 'JANNIE" WILSON for more information on the WILSON line JHA 1/25/2003 *********	Armstrong, James Harvey (I1689)
18285	Tom Owens said Nellie was seven years old when she died.	Owens, Penelope (Nellie) Alice (I37)
18286	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living (I306)
18287	Toovye also spelled Tovie, Toovey.	Toovye, Francis (I1713)
18288	Torrey's New England Marriages gives her name as Margaret Aldred	Aldrich, Margaret (I347)
18289	Torrez was a name the Jews took during the Spanish Inquisition	Ojeda Torres, Maria Leticia (I1897)
18290	Tr.: Register of Marriages Rendsburg-Neuwerk (Christkirche) (5/1847) ? Febr. 14th, 1847 Country district 27 and 21 [years old] bachelor ? spinster Brodersen, Johann Ehrlich Thomas, laborer at the Carlshuette in Buedelsdorf, illegitimate son of the late Broder Brodersen, innkeeper in Feldscheide, indicated to be the father by the widow Margretha Bruhn née Jacobsen in Feldscheide, now deceased x ? with Anna Ehlers in Buedelsdorf, legitimate daughter of the cottageman there Johann Ehlers and Cathrina née Engelandt. Produced were 1) the groom's "Aegtebrief" from Kropp, showing also his vaccination and the statement that he is not supported, and 2) the bride's certificate of vaccination by Kuehnel, 17th July 28. She was born and confirmed here. x not right : remarried Westensee 31/8 1826 and ? Valby on Zealand 26/3 1879 Comment : the Carlshuette in Buedelsdorf was an iron foundry. They cast iron.	Brodersen, Johann Erlich Thomas (I1041)
18291	Transcript Summary of Will John Schuyler of Barbadoes Neck Updated. Probated June 15, 1807 Mentions: wife Latitia, slave William, granddaughters Mary Miller and Letitia Caroline Schuyler, daughters of son Arent Executors: Latitia, son Arent and William Davis Witnesses: John Wiley, Stephen Kingsland, David Kingsland	Schuyler, John (I1265)
18292	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living (I1843)
18293	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living (I1844)
18294	Twin	Ohler, Catharina (I276)
18295	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living (I129)
18296	Twin. CENSUS: Place of birth and age determined from census taken 4 Apr 1851, film #193574, P292-435 HBL Library, BYU. RESEARCH-FOR-MERGE: This individual might be the same as Betsey SHAVE, RIN 2423. RESEARCH-FOR-MERGE: This individual might be the same as Charlotte SHAVE, RIN 2421. RESEARCH-FOR-MERGE: This individual might be the same as Charlotte SHAVE, RIN 2499. RESEARCH-FOR-MERGE: This individual might be the same as Betsey SHAVE, RIN 2501.	Shave, Susan Ann (I2022)
18297	Twin. CENSUS: Place of birth and age determined from census taken 4 Apr 1851, film #193574, P292-435 HBL Library, BYU. RESEARCH-FOR-MERGE: This individual might be the same as Susan Ann SHAVE, RIN 2422. RESEARCH-FOR-MERGE: This individual might be the same as Susan Ann SHAVE, RIN 2500.	Shave, Charlotte (I2021)
18298	Twin. Twin. RESEARCH-FOR-MERGE: This individual might be the same as Anna Catherine WEHRLI, RIN 46. Twin. Twin. RESEARCH-FOR-MERGE: This individual might be the same as Anna Catherine WEHRLI, RIN 46.	Wehrli, Maria Elisabeth (I188)
18299	Twin. Twin.	Sharp, Samantha (I1985)
18300	Twin. Dictated to Wehrli D Pack by Anna Catherine Wehrli Carpenter: Ny name is Anna Catherine Wehrli. I was born the 10 March 1830 in Bishofszell, Canton Thurgau, Switzerland. Father's name was John (Johannes) Wehrli. Mother's name was Margaretta Elisabatha Neuber. She came from Frankfor on the Rhine. Father died in June in the early 1840's at about 54 years of age. I do not know my mother's age as she died when I was 5 years old. I was the youngest of my father's family. I knew 3 brothers and one sister, but I understand that my father and mother buried 6 children, all but one before I was born. That one was born in 1835. My oldest brother was John, then George, Felix and my sister, Barbara Elisabetta. I joined the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints in the year 1854 in th month of March in Zurich where I was baptized by Elder George Meyer from Salt Lake City. I came to Utah in 1855. She does not mention it but the records indicate she had a twin sister. MARRIAGE; IGI Married to John Sincere Carpenter in East Mill Creek, Salt Lake County, Jan 1856. DEATH; Utah State Death Certificate #29, Anna Catharine Carpenter died 22 Jan 1913, Certificate in poss of Harold K. Speirs. 82y 10m 13d. BAPTISM: Date in this record taken from Geo Mayer missionary journal. He baptized her a member of the church. RESEARCH-FOR-MERGE: This individual might be the same as Maria Elisabeth WEHRLI, RIN 467.	Wehrli, Anna Catherine (I169)