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18401	Will administered on 22 Jan 1753.	Dilworth, John (I1561)
18402	Will dated 13 Apr 1888. Proved 31 Mar 1893.	Knapp, Orrin Calvin (I1872)
18403	Will dated 15 Dec 1895; proved 6 Dec. 1901.	Montgomery, Mary M. (I1875)
18404	Will Dated 9 Apr 1702.	Lathrop/Lothropp, Joseph (I1810)
18405	Will dated Dec. 22, 1772; proved Feb 12 1773. He received by his father's will his lands on New Barbadoes Neck, and left them to his son Arent J. who was born Oct 1746 and married Nov 2, 1772, his cousan Swan Schuyler. He died 28 Oct 1803.	Family F348
18406	Will filed 10 May 1627	Patten, Thomas (I1268)
18407	Will from Edgefield in 1790 lists sisters Martha Foreman and Ann Hill, Isaac Foreman as brother.	Foreman, Judith Judah (I1110)
18408	Will of Margaret Schuyler - c. 1707 In the name of God, Amen. I, Margaret Schuyler, widow of Phillip Schuyler, sometime of Albany, merchant, being of sound mind, and considering that there having been some unhappy differences among my children; the youngest of them being apprehensive that by the strict rules of the common law, the will made by my said husband and myself on May 1st, 1683, might not be authentick enough to make such equal division among our eight children. But that Peter Schuyler, eldest son of my deceased husband, Peter Schuyler [probabaly meant Philip P.], might be entitled to all of the real estate. Yet, not thinking that my son, Peter Schuyler, would himself endeavor to take any such advantage, he being present at the making of said will. I give to each of our 8 children an equal part of all real and personal estate. And I being further willing to dispose of the real and personal estate, which, by of my husband. And my son Peter, at my request, being agreed with the seven other children, by deed, dated August 16, 1707, by which all further differences among them are prevented, I do give to my eight children, Gertruy, Alida, Peter, Arent, Phillip, Johanes, and Margaret, and to the three children of my son Brant Schuyler, namely: Phillip, Oliver, and Johanes, all my estate, real and personal. Provided always, that my son Phillip shall have the farm called the Flatts, with the utensils, he paying therefor, the sum of 600, to the rest. And they are all to pay an equal part of 9 bushels of good merchantable wheat yearly, to the Patroon or Lord of the Manor of Rensselaerwyck. Mentions "Cornelia Schuyler, widow of my son Brant Schuyler." I make my sons, Peter and Johanes, and my son in law, Robert Livingston, husband of my daughter Allida, executors. Signed and sealed in Albany in my dwelling house. Witnesses, Iona Rumney, Anthony Caster, John Dunbar. Proved in Albany, June 27, 1711, before William Van Rensselaer, Esq., and of the Judges of the Court of Common Pleas. http://www.nysm.nysed.gov/albany/wills/willmgtvslicht.html	Van Schlichtenhorst, Margarita (I1206)
18409	Will of Philip Schuyler and Margarita Van Slichtenhorst - 1683 [joint will] In Dutch. SCHUYLER, Philipp, of Albany, late Magistrate, and wife Margarita van Slichtenhorst. The survivor, children Arent, 22 years old, Philipp, 17 yrs., Johannes, 15 yrs., Margriet, 11 yrs., Geertruy, wife of Stephanus van Cortlandt, Alida, wife of Robert Livingston, Peter, and Brant. Real and personal property. No executors named, letters testamentary granted to the widow. Witnesses Cornelis van Dyck and Dirck Wessells. http://www.nysm.nysed.gov/albany/wills/willphpischuyler.html	Schuyler, Colonel Philip Pieterse (I1205)
18410	Will Probated 12 Oct 1611.	Mead, John (I1730)
18411	Will probated 1660.	Towne, Christopher (I1728)
18412	Will Probated 18 Oct 1728	Lathrop, Samuel (I2859)
18413	Will probated 27 September 1378	Wingfield, Sir Thomas (I1518)
18414	Will proved 30 Jun 1697.	Leach, James (I2890)
18415	Will proved on 30 May 1659.	Fuller, Thomas (I1602)
18416	Will Proved on 7 Oct 1810.	Spackman, Thomas (I3328)
18417	Will Proven on 4 Dec 1795 for John Wollerton. Administered to Mary and William Wollerton.	Wollerton, John (I1569)
18418	WILL: of Newport Proved 1832.	Bull, James (I2080)
18419	Willard Reed Petersen: Newspaper Obituary and Death Notice Herald Journal, The (Logan, UT) - Monday, January 21, 2013 Deceased Name: Willard Reed Petersen UT United States Willard Reed (Bill) Petersen passed away Saturday, Jan. 12, 2013, at home surrounded by his loving family. Bill was born November 22, 1926 in Logan to Willard and Kate Maughan Petersen. His early life was spent between Hyrum and Salt Lake City with his younger brothers H. Clair and Stanford Burke. Bill graduated from South Cache High School and Utah State University where he affiliated with Sigma Phi. Bill was active in ROTC during his college years, later joining the Army. He served in the infantry stationed at Fort Ord, Calif. He attended the University of Utah Law School, returning to Hyrum to run the family sheep business. He loved his summers in Blacksmith Fork Canyon and winters on the Hansel Valley Range. Later in life he became a real estate broker founding Bonneville Realty with his long time friend, Grant White. Bear Lake Realty was his final business venture. Bill was active through out his life in civic and community organizations. He was a member of the Young Republican Party, attending many national conventions. He was an officer in the Utah Sate Woolgrowers Association. He was a charter member of the Hyrum Jaycees Club. He was a member of the Logan Golf & Country Club and a member of The Big Blue Club. He served as President of the Logan Board of Realtors. He was the Exalted Ruler of the Logan BPOE. He served as Commander of the American Legion Post in Hyrum. Bill married Mary Belle Brown on June 12, 1948. They loved and supported each other through good times and difficult times for more than 65 years. He is survived by his wife, Mary Belle and their five children: Patricia (John) Hansen of Hyrum, Shari (Bob) Parson of Benson, Colin Reed (Debbie), of Hyrum, Krista (Gary) Thunell of Logan and Andrea (Charlie) Fullmer, Logan. Other survivors include: daughter in law, Marene Hugie; brothers, H. Clair(Marilena) and Stanford Burke (Carol); sister-in-laws Donna Zell Welch and Nelda Roskelly; brother-in-law, Russ Brown (Cathy); and many nieces and nephews who have fond memories of time spent with Uncle Bill. He was preceded in death by his parents, Willard and Kate Petersen, and In-laws; Russell M. Brown, Arlynn and Lloyd Olsen. Bill and Mary Belle are the loving and attentive grandparents of eight grandchildren of their own, 10 inherited grandchildren and 43 great-grandchildren. Our family loved to spend time at their home listening to Grandpa's take on life! Daddy was a wonderful conversationalist and a voracious reader, devouring several newspapers and news magazines a day right up to the end. Compassion and unconditional love are just a small part of what we have learned from him. He had a passion for life and everything he pursued. What a wonderful legacy he leaves! We love you Daddy! We would like to express our love and appreciation to those who have cared for him: Vickie Donovan and Rich Quilty from Community Nursing Services, Dr. Steven Salisbury and Dr. Ali Ben-Jacob and their staffs. A memorial service will be held Saturday, Jan. 26, 2013, at 12 p.m. at Allen Hall Mortuary where friends may call Saturday morning from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. and Friday from 6 to 8 p.m. In lieu of flowers please donate to your favorite charity or hospice or to the Community Nursing Services. (221 Springcreek Parkway, Providence, Utah, 84332)	Petersen, Willard Reed (I3465)
18420	William Ames, the immigrant ancestor, was son of Richard Ames, of Bruton, Somersetshire, England. He came to America with his brother John, and settled in Braintree, Massachusetts, as early as 1640. He died in 1654. He married Hannah ---. John A Ames, his brother, came from Duxbury to Bridgewater, Massachusetts, where he was an original proprietor; he married Elizabeth Hayward, in1645; no children; he left his large estate by deeds in 1697 to his nephew John, mentioned below, and to the sons of his nephew; he died in 1698. Children of William and Hannah Ames: Hannah, born 1641; Rebecca, 1642; Lydia, 1645; John, mentioned below; Sarah, 1650; Deliverance, 1653 (Genealogical and family history of western New York : a record of the achievements of her people in the making of a commonwealth and the building of a nation, compiled under the supervision of William Richard Cutter, New York, New York: Lewis Historical Publishing, c1912, vol. II, pg. 918). William, son of John Ames, was born in 1605 and died January 1, 1653-54. He came to New England and settled in Braintree as early as 1641. He was admitted a freeman, May 26, 1647. He married Hannah ---, who married (second) April 6, 1660, John Heiden (Hayden). Children: 1) Hannah, born May, 1641. 2) Rebecca, October 1642. 3) Lydia, 1645. 4) John, May 24, 1647. 5) Sarah, March 1, 1650. 6) Delverance (daughter), February 6, 1653 (Taken from Genealogical and Personal Memoirs relating to the families of the state of Massachusetts by William Richard Cutter, c1910 Lewis Historical Publishing Company, New York by Amy Patterson).	Family F1148
18421	William CASTEL Burial: Hosey Hill Cemetery Weir Cherokee County Kansas, USA Plot: 5 Find A Grave Memorial# 23681825	Castile, William (I5)
18422	William Gaylord, the founder of this family, was supposedly born in Exeter,Devonshire,England, but was also known as a Hugenot, driven from France. Biographical Rec. of Hartford Connecticut ,974-62 D3C, Pt 1.	Gaylord, Walter (I64)
18423	William Hyde of Norwich	Source (S151)
18424	William Morton Harris fam org in poss of fam rep, Mrs Hazel N Jorgensen, British Mission via Gen Soc Bt of Much Marcle. William Morton Harris fam org in poss of fam rep, Mrs Hazel N Jorgensen, British Mission via Gen Soc Bt of Much Marcle.	Bowen, Eleanor (I1130)
18425	William Morton Harris fam org in poss of fam rep, Mrs Hazel N Jorgensen, British Mission via Gen Soc Bt of Much Marcle.	Morton, Stephen (I1129)
18426	William Morton Harris fam org rec and Parish rec copied by George Minns 1922 & verified by British Mission 1949. William Morton Harris fam org rec and Parish rec copied by George Minns 1922 & verified by British Mission 1949. William Morton Harris fam org rec and Parish rec copied by George Minns 1922 & verified by British Mission 1949. William Morton Harris fam org rec and Parish rec copied by George Minns 1922 & verified by British Mission 1949.	Harris, James (I378)
18427	William Morton Harris fam org rec and Parish rec copied by George Minns 1922 & verified by British Mission 1949. William Morton Harris fam org rec and Parish rec copied by George Minns 1922 & verified by British Mission 1949.	Morton, Anne (I379)
18428	William Morton Harris fam org rec in poss of fam rep, Mrs Hazel N. Jorgensen, British Mission via Genealogical Society.	Peak, John (I564)
18429	William Morton Harris fam org rec, also rec from Sarah H Bunderson in poss of Delora B Redford, fam rep, Mrs Hazel N Jorgensen. The story is told that when W T Harris was born his mother had gone to the army camp to see his father. While on that trip	Harris, William Thomas (I243)
18430	William Ray Nelson married his wife Veda Bayles Scorup on Dec 21 1928 . They have 2 children born into there marriage . There first child I have know information on at all . Don't have any idea if they had a son or a daughter . I don't know where he/she was born ? The only thing that i know is the he/she is the oldest of the 2 children born into this family . They had a son in 1932 . William Ray Nelson was bucked off a horse & kicked by a horse that took his life on March 1 1934 at the young age of 33 years old . He died of severe head injuries from the fall. From Find A Grave Memorial# 79795413	Nelson, William Leroy (I141)
18431	William Taylor was born c 1774, near the "Little Levels" in then Greenbrier County, (now) Pochantas County, West Virginia. His parents, Daniel and Mary Taylor were separated when he was young and he was bound out to Valentine Cackley, a German, of Bath County, now Pocahontas County. William was raised by the Cackleys, became a blacksmith and married Mary Burrell on February 6, 1796. Their children were: (1) Daniel, m. Mary (Polly) Nicely, (2) Solomon, (3) Eli, (4) Mary, m. Samuel E. Armstrong, (5) Elizabeth, m. Philander Bush, (6) Frances, m. Samuel Emswiler, (7) Nancy, died young.	Taylor, William (I2250)
18432	William Way Robbins was not married to Mary Barnes. The William Robins married to Mary Barnes was a pork butcher. He and his wife baptized their daughter, Emma, in 1824 in a Presbyterian Church. In the 1841 census, William and his wife and daughter were living on George St. Emma died soon after and was buried in an Independent Chapel. William died in 1848. His wife, Mary Barnes, continued to be a pork butcher for decades. In the 1851 census, she is living with her sister, Sarah Barnes. In the 1861 and 1871 censuses, Mary was a retired pork butcher and living in various residences. According to all censuses, this Mary was born about 1801 in Wisborough Green, Sussex. Emma's baptism states that Mary was the daughter of George and Jane Barnes. William Way Robbins married a Mary before 1827. They baptized their son, Ralph, in 1827 in the Church of England. This William was a hostler. In the 1841 census, William was already deceased. His wife and son were living on Marine Parade. In the 1861 census Mary was a nurse and living with her son, Ralph, and his family. In the 1871 census, Mary was a house keeper and her granddaughter was living with her. According to all censuses, this Mary was born about 1801 in Steyning, Sussex. This Mary was not the daughter of George and Jane Barnes.	Family F733
18433	Willie J. Stonehocker son of A.J. and Mary L.McGuire Hendersonof Lafayette Township died last Thursday (2 Feb 1882) of scarlet fever, aged eight years and eleven months.	Henderson, William J. (I609)
18434	Windsor Genealogies, p. 501	Moore, Thomas (I944)
18435	Within the birth record of Walter Harris Despain is mentioned that Walter is the "male 2nd" of the parents.	Despain, David Henry (I768)
18436	Within the manifest list for Leopoldo Jose Bouttier Sibrian from Mexico to the U.S.A, there is the arrival contact names of Matilde Corrella and Guillermo Juan Jose and a departure contact of Francisca Scoriano Juan Jose in Rosario. At Leopoldo José Bouttier Sibrian wedding of 27 Mar 1920, his brother Carlos G. Bouttier attended the marriage based on the wedding record.	Sibrian, Leopoldo José Bouttier (I1872)
18437	Witnessed the Great Fire of New York (16-17 Dec 1835) from their home in Staten Island	Martineau, John (I98)
18438	Witnesses are William Brown and Sarah Ann Brown	Source (S123)
18439	Witnesses at her death in 1681 ( age 16) were her brothers Daniel & Charles, Reg. of St. Martin,de Re',France.	Belleville, Anne (I2244)
18440	Witnesses at his mg. were his brothers Daniel & Francois. Reg. of St. Martin, Parish, de Re', France.	Belleville, Charles (I2185)
18441	Woodland Cemetery, Waterloo County, ON, Canada (Section Z) - http://geneofun.on.ca/names/photo/1458852	Nowak, Joseph Francis (I48)
18442	Woodworth Genealogy, by Elijah B. Woodworth.	Woodworth, Thomas (I1461)
18443	Work for the sealing was also done in the temple on 25 Apr 1968	Family F202
18444	Work was also done in the Manti Temple for Baptism on 11 NOV 1998.	Liljenquist, Clara Johanna Josephine (I91)
18445	Work was also done in the temple on 7 Nov 1967 for the baptism	Phelps, Morris Charles (I577)
18446	Worked in brother, James, glass factory in 1863. Worked in brother, James, glass factory in 1863.	Reddick, John (I629)
18447	WW 1 draft registration Chicago Illinois. wife Helen Stonehocker. painter Son of Aaron and Catherine Burns Stonehocker	Stonehocker, Charles Cloyd (I122)
18448	WW 1 draft registration. Chicago Ill. married with 3 children 1917	Stonehocker, Charles Christman (I388)
18449	WWI draft card gives date of birth as 27 Jun 1893 in Forney, TX; he was tall, slender, blue eyes and red hair; lived at R F D #2 Oklalona, [Clark county,] Ark with wife and two children.	O'Connor, James Perry (Pat) (I83)
18450	WWI Draft Registration - Address: 4602 Long Beach Ave, Los Angeles. http://interactive.ancestry.com/6482/005240910_01798/28539535?backurl=http%3a%2f%2fsearch.ancestry.com%2f%2fcgi-bin%2fsse.dll%3fdb%3dWW1draft%26h%3d28539535%26ti%3d0%26indiv%3dtry%26gss%3dpt%26ssrc%3dpt_t46857219_p6988840801_kpidz0q3d6988840801z0q26pgz0q3d32768z0q26pgplz0q3dpid&ssrc=pt_t46857219_p6988840801_kpidz0q3d6988840801z0q26pgz0q3d32768z0q26pgplz0q3dpid&backlabel=ReturnRecord	Zantander, Joseph "Joe" (I85)