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| 5551 | According to source: GENI.com Alonso "El Joven" had a brother Francisco De Saavedra Sandoval and half brother Davalos Saavedra. It is mentioned that Alfonso d Avalos (el Viejo) was one of four brothers to accompany Herman Cortes who was their cousin. (Source Chronicles of State by Henry S. De Aguinaga Cortes 08.10.2013 http:''realidadesperiodico.com/nota.php?id=14998). "Alonso de Avalos, brother of Fernando de Saavedra, both related with dn Hernan Cortes." (Source: http://www.elpuente.org.mx/papelytinta/la-conquista-del-sur-de-jalisco/) Also mentioned is two other brothers Juan de Avalos Saavedra and Francisco de Saavedra and a third brother who drowned off the coast of Cuba in 1526. Source: The Encomenderos of New Spain, 1521-1555 By Robert Himmerich y Valencia (under item 29, no page number) Hernando Saavedra was related to Hernan Cortes and by 1547, Hernando Saavedra was already deceased. He had a daughter Leonor de Saavedra. Juan de Avalos, his brother, had also died; his children were named Isabel Alvarez Rengel and Pedro Lopez de Saavedra. (source: wikipuebla, WP; Autor: Fatima Garcia de Loera Categoría: Personajes, Poblanos) Leopoldo "Polo" Bouttier mentions that Alonso de Avolos Saavedra Bracamonte was the 'First Count' of Mirabaje. Leopoldo "Polo" states that Isabel de Avalos Saavedra Bracamonte is a nephew of Alonso de Avolos Saavedra Bracamonte "El Viejo" meaning the old. Also 'The Conqueror' who was one of the cousin's to Hernan Cortes. | Saavedra, Alonso de Avalos (I4850)
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| 5552 | According to the Connecticut Death Index for John Inorio, he never married, so therefore no research will be required to find a spouse or children. | Inorio, John F (I34)
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| 5553 | According to the marriage record, Amelia Estrada was 14 years of age when she married Juan Jose Bouttier. | Mendoza, Amelia Estrada (I4804)
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| 5554 | According to the Rutherford B Hayes Presidential Center Obituary Index. | Schuyler, Elizabeth (I1184)
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| 5555 | According to the Texas Poll List for 1846 A. L. Brigance was living in Grimes County, Texas. Alfred Brigance was issued a class 3 certificate #396 for 320 acres in Nacogdoches, Robertson County, patent date 6 October 1849. Patent #530, volume 3. 1850 US Federal Census records Alfred Brigance in Grimes, Texas. A. L. Brigance was the Clerk of the District Court of Robertson County in 1855. (The Central Texian. (Anderson, Tex.), Vol. 1, No. 42, Ed. 1 Saturday, March 17, 1855) A.L. Brigance recorded as Chief Justice of Owensville, Texas at the first session 28 August 1856. 1860 US Federal Census records Alfred Brigance in Precinct 1, Robertson County, Texas A. L. Brigance enlisted in the 12 Infantry at age 39 in 1861 for the Confederate Army. 1880 US Census lists Alfred Brigance in Precinct 6, Robertson County, Texas, age 57, widowed and head of household. | Brignance, Alfred L (I657)
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| 5556 | According to this website https://chaikobarraza.wordpress.com/page/2/ Leopoldo studied medicine in Mexico City. Degree in Mexico. In the marriage record it states that the parents of Fransisca Cibrian 'Juan Jose Cibrian and Paula Aragon' were deceased. Also deceased were the parents of Leopoldo Bouttier 'Leopoldo Bouttier and Ygnacia Fletes.' | Fletes, Dr. Leopoldo José Numa Bouttier (I1791)
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| 5557 | Account of persons that have died in Windsor; Job Drake's son Joseph 1664. Appendix A | Source (S122)
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| 5558 | Adam Stoll, the head of household that Jacob and Peter are living with in 1860 arrived to New York in 1853 (Stall) aboard the ship Constitution. His wife and children travel from Le Havre, France to New York on the ship Vanclusse in 1856. Adam's wife Magaret and children are listed as from Württemberg just like Jacob. | Bauer, Jacob / Jakob (I39)
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| 5559 | Adams, Eunice d. Micajah & Elizabeth, bp. May 25, 1755 - Vol 1, page 134. | Adams, Eunice (I22)
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| 5560 | Adams, Eunice, d. Micaijah & Elizabeth, b. Dec. 8, 1754 - Vol 2, page 31 | Adams, Eunice (I22)
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| 5561 | Adán in English is Adam. | Calonje Zúñiga, Adán (I4784)
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| 5562 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I4789)
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| 5563 | Additional records also show first name as 'Juan'. | Nuñez, G. Nepomuceno Pablo Echeagaray (I4946)
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| 5564 | Additional research is needed to confirm name. | Meckel, Christian (I101)
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| 5565 | Additional research is needed to confirm place. | Meckel, Christian (I101)
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| 5566 | Additional research is needed to confirm place. | Meckel, Christian (I101)
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| 5567 | Additional research is needed to confirm place. | Meckel, Christian (I101)
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| 5568 | Additional research needed to verify. | Mackley, Barbara M. (I93)
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| 5569 | Additional researched needed for verification. | Mackley, Christian (I21)
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| 5570 | Additional researched needed for verification. | Mackley, Christian (I21)
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| 5571 | Additional work needed to verify place of birth. | Hamilton, Isabella (I103)
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| 5572 | Additional work needed to verify place of birth. | Reed, Joseph (I102)
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| 5573 | Additional work needed to verify place of death. | Hamilton, Isabella (I103)
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| 5574 | Additional work needed to verify place of death. | Reed, Joseph (I102)
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| 5575 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I53)
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| 5576 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I38)
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| 5577 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I39)
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| 5578 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I40)
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| 5579 | Adonijah Schuyler (1717-1762) received two tracts of land from his father in Elizabethtown Point, New Jersey. John Schuyler (1708-1773) inherited the homestead and the very valuable copper mines situated at New Barbados Neck. He was a colonel of the local militia and horse regiment in Bergen County, and in 1735-1746, served as a member of the New Jersey Council. He died on January 12, 1773. Peter Schuyler (1710-1762) inherited a tract of land on the Rahway River near Elizabethtown, New Jersey. He was a commander of the New Jersey contingent in the French and Indian Wars. Peter Schuyler had one child, Catherine, who married Archibald Kennedy. http://www.jerseyhistory.org/findingaid.php?aid=0651 | Schuyler, Adonijah (I1234)
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| 5580 | Adonijah Schuyler (1717-1762) received two tracts of land from his father in Elizabethtown Point, New Jersey. John Schuyler (1708-1773) inherited the homestead and the very valuable copper mines situated at New Barbados Neck. He was a colonel of the local militia and horse regiment in Bergen County, and in 1735-1746, served as a member of the New Jersey Council. He died on January 12, 1773. Peter Schuyler (1710-1762) inherited a tract of land on the Rahway River near Elizabethtown, New Jersey. He was a commander of the New Jersey contingent in the French and Indian Wars. Peter Schuyler had one child, Catherine, who married Archibald Kennedy. http://www.jerseyhistory.org/findingaid.php?aid=0651 | Schuyler, Colonel John (I1232)
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| 5581 | Adonijah Schuyler and Elizabeth Bogert also had a son, Cornelius Schuyler, who married Antje (Ann) Merselis, daughter of Cornelius Merselis and Marritye Post. Ann Merselis descended from Jan Merselis, born 1500, and N.N. Van Der March to Pieter Mersellis, born 1600. Pieter, the first of the family in New Netherlands, represented Russia in the Court of Denmark and is buried under the Preakness Reformed Church on Church Lane in Preakness (Wayne). Pieter removed from New Amsterdam to Bergen, where he died in 1682. His daughter, Jannetje Pieterse Mersellis, married Hellemeg Roelofse Van Houten, born in Rensselaerswyck, N.Y., and held land in Preakness. Pieter’s daughter, Nessje Pieters Mersellis, married Gerrit Gerrisen Van Wagoner and moved from Bergen to Preakness. Cornelius Schuyler and Ann Merselis are interred within a few yards of Adoniah Schuyler in the Pompton Reformed Church Cemetery, Pompton Lakes. - See more at: http://www.northjersey.com/community/history/more_history_news/71248087.html#sthash.TlOXqiPe.dpuf | Harcelis\Merselis, Anna (I1315)
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| 5582 | Adopted | Smith, William Thomas Owens (I18)
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| 5583 | Adopted after Paige's medically necessary historectomy when she was married to Ruben. | Stout, Asa (I172)
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| 5584 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I1928)
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| 5585 | ADOPTED: Temple Ordinance record book indicates children Ann, George & Hannah were adopted. | Kearley, Cornelius (I389)
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| 5586 | ADOPTED: Temple Ordinance record book indicates children Ann, George & Hannah were adopted. | Loader, Martha (I390)
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| 5587 | ADOPTION: Henry Harris was adopted in 1860 when his parents went to Bath, England to get him. It is my opinion that he was related to W S Harder. MOTHER: Charlotte Harris. Family records. BIRTH: Taken from Temple Ord record book. ADOPTION: Henry Harris was adopted in 1860 when his parents went to Bath, England to get him. It is my opinion that he was related to W S Harder. MOTHER: Charlotte Harris. Family records. BIRTH: Taken from Temple Ord record book. | Harder, Henry Harris (I391)
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| 5588 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I517)
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| 5589 | ADOPTION: (Moore-6 yrs old) Information from Don Walther, Jefferson City, MO. | Hafner, Charles Edward (I516)
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| 5590 | Adriana de Weyden was anglicised to Adrana Pratt in 1552. (Wikipedia) | de Weyden, Adriana (I1751)
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| 5591 | Aert sailed in 1695,at age 20, to the Indian Ocean aboard the pirate vessel John and Rebecca in the position of Ship's Carpenter. After an initial pirate voyage, he settled in Madagascar, where he engaged in trading slaves and supplies to European mariners - his exploits being chronicled by Daniel DeFoe. He married a Madagascan women (or Women) with whom he had children by circa 1703. He was last heard of 25 May 1714, in Madagascar, where he probably died.( For details of AertVan Tuyl's life, see:" A Van Tuyl Chronicle", Chapter 6. ----He possibly could have died at sea with his brother Capt. Otto. | Van Tuyl, Aert Janse (I2078)
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| 5592 | AF also shows birth in South River, Delaware (not in Gazeteers) There is also a record of their mg. in 974.7 B4ne vol 1, p. 54 | Kregier, Elizabeth (I553)
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| 5593 | Affiliate Record Identifier 115830414 Cemetery Siple Cemetery Find A Grave Index," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QVGN-3NC5 : accessed 19 October 2015), Joel Siple, 1882; Burial, Fort Seybert, Pendleton, West Virginia, United States of America, Siple Cemetery; citing record ID 115830414, Find a Grave, http://www.findagrave.com. | Siple, Joel (I4260)
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| 5594 | aft 1878 BIRTH: BIR: Will of grandmother, Elizabeth A Smith, dated 13 May 1890, Sullivan Co,MO shows grandchildren Gordon A and Cora A Smith, children of my deceased son Alfred E Smith. Probate Sullivan Co MO Vol A pg 219 "letters" show Alice. 1880 CENSUS: MO,Sullivan Co: Cora 1/MO dau of Alonzo & Ellen J | Smith, Cora Alice (I4407)
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| 5595 | aft 1910 BIRTH: MO,Sullivan Co: John E Smith born after 1910, no date or place shown 1920 CENSUS: MO,Sullivan Co-Bowman Twp: pg 5, Dw 122/121: John E Smith 8/MO (MO,TN), son of Grant and Alta Smith 1930 CENSUS: MO,Sullivan Co-Bowman Twp: April 17,Dw 163/167: John E Smith 18/MO (MO,MO) single, attending school, no occupation, son of Ulysses G and Alta Smith 1947-1954 HIST: MO-ST Louis: Obit of father in 1947: "son John E Smith in St Louis." Death Certificate of mother in 1954 shows informant John Smith of St Louis. | Smith, John E (I6036)
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| 5596 | After 13 October 1770 based on the Will of her husband John Dent. Also 1788 and location based on source: FamilySearch.org Pedigree Resource File | Dent, Mary (I685)
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| 5597 | After Jan Geritsz first wife died ( before 27 Sep 1652) he was still a widower in 1654. This date indicates that Geertruijt and the other children were all from his first marriage to Lijsbeth Van's Gravenweert. He md. (2) Trijntgen Lambertsdr, Abt 1656 probably at Gameren. Other unnamed under-age children were mentioned in the court record of 20 Mar 1661, Zuilichem,Judicial Archives, bk. 691, Minuten geloftesignaat. | Van Lent, Jan Gerritsz (I2340)
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| 5598 | After looking at the original marriage record for Lou Cook and Mitchell Reed it was discovered that she was listed as Mrs Lou Cook and so Cook is not her maiden name. More research is required to find her first marriage in order to find her maiden name. | Louisa (I2830)
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| 5599 | After marriage lived in Kokomo, Howard, Indiana. Taken from the records of Harriet S Speirs. | Cochran, Martha (I635)
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| 5600 | After review of the marriage record on 03.13.2021, the middle name of "Antonio" was removed due to no supporting documentation. On 08.06.2021 the middle name "Antonio" appears in the marriage record of daughter Narcisa Xaviera Riva Y Rada Camacho to Vizente de la Encina Garcia. On 08.16.2021 the middle name "Antonio" appears in the christening record of daughter Maria Manuela Josepha de la Riva y Rada. Middle name added once again. Was the Lieutenant Governor of the Provinces of Sinaloa and Sonora. | Riva y Rada, Manuel Antonio de la (I1956)
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