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Matches 751 to 800 of 1,050
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| 751 |
!Personal knowledge of sister Bertha. | SMITH, Dora Clara (I19)
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| 752 |
!Probate: He showed no wife or children as heirs. | LOUNSBURY, Jonathan (I1755)
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| 753 |
!Probate: His will was probated 12 May 1654. | PENNOYER, Samuel (I1816)
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| 754 |
!Probate: She was not in her father's will. Perhaps deceased. | WEED, Hannah (I1649)
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| 755 |
!Probate: Will probated 22 Aug 1805. | WARING, Samuel (I1610)
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| 756 |
!Probate: Will probated 27 Nov 1833.
!Birth: She is not listed in birth records, but is mentioned as a sister in
wills of her brothers Thomas and Benjamin and is in the distribution of the
estates of her father and brother William. | LOUNSBURY, Abigail (I1716)
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| 757 |
!Probate: Will probated 4 Oct 1763
!Spouse: Loree Lee indicates he was unmarried. | LOUNSBURY, Thomas (I1707)
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| 758 |
!Probate: Will probated 5 Jan 1773. | LOUNSBURY, Benjamin (I1709)
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| 759 |
!Probate: Will was probated 10 Jul 1694 in Kings Co., New York.
!Marriage: First marriage is shown by Loree as "int. 30 Oct 1643". | SPICER, Susanna (I1864)
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| 760 |
!Probate: Will was probated 3 Mar 1761.
!Spouse: Ruth Smith was his 2nd wife. | JUNE, James (I1794)
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| 761 |
!Probate: Will was probated in 1691, Kings Co., New York.
!Marriage: Loree Lee indicates "int. 9 Oct 1644", New Amsterdam, New York.
!Emigration: 1635
!Sources: The American Genealogist 21: 155-157: Brazier-Brasher-Bresser, by
William J. Hoffman.
New York Gen. and Biog. Record 27: 37-38: Genealogy of the Family Named
Brasier, Brasher, etc. | BRAZIER, Henry (Brasier) (I1863)
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| 762 |
!Records of Newborough, Stafford, Eng.; Mavesyn, Ridware. Stafford, Eng
Burntwood, Stafford, Eng.
!IGI - Film #C053851; #183439-Re James Smith - B: 17 Mar 1908; pre; pre.
!Marr: - Archive rec. sent in by Faye Canova. Her source of info -
Marr. cert from Somerset House.
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!Mary Hawksworth - Parish rec. Newbrough, Stafford, Eng.
!IGI - C053851 - Stephen - Illegitimate son.
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!Thomas & Ann Smith Hawksworth - Parish rec Newbrough, Uttoxeter, Alton, &
Hanburg, Stafford, Eng.
!IGI - C035162; A537572; C053852; C053851; M035162; M047951; SS: 7227813
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!All above research by Frieda Nielson - ggrdau-i-law
!John & Elizabeth Nail Hawksworth - Parish rec - Abbotts Bromley & Hanbury,
Stafford, Eng. and Doveridge, Derby, Eng.
Marr. rec states where they are from.
!IGI - C035162;
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!John and Elizabeth Hawksworth - Parish rec Doveridge, Derby, Eng and Parish
rec. of Abbotts Bromley, Stafford, Eng.
!IGI - M035162; C035162. | HAWKSWORTH, Stephen (I231)
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| 763 |
!Relationship: He was a twin to Belitje. | VANDERVEER, Peter (I2391)
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| 764 |
!Relationship: He was a twin to his sister Catalyn. | BERGEN, Jacob (I1551)
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| 765 |
!Relationship: He was the brother of Maria who married Peter Proper.
!Christening: St. Peter's Lutheran Church, Rhinebeck, Dutchess, New York. | OSTRANDER, Antonius (Theunis) (I1741)
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| 766 |
!Relationship: Her husband Phineas Waterbury was her step-brother. | LOUNSBURY, Elizabeth (I1711)
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| 767 |
!Relationship: Her spouse was a half brother of her brother Monmouth's spouse. | LOUNSBURY, Jemima (I1751)
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| 768 |
!Relationship: Loree Lee indicates she is the daughter of Lewis who had 8
children. | GUION, Anne (I1770)
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| 769 |
!Relationship: Loree Lee notes she is the daughter of Edmund. | WARING, Abigail (I1693)
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| 770 |
!Relationship: Loree Lee says she is the daughter of Isaac. | WARING, Abigail (I1702)
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| 771 |
!Relationship: Loree Lee states she is the daughter of Edmund. | WARING, Hannah (I1695)
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| 772 |
!Relationship: Loree Lee states she is the daughter of Moses' step mother. | PECK, Deborah (I1701)
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| 773 |
!Relationship: Loree notes he is the son of Edmund. | WARING, Nathan (I1692)
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| 774 |
!Relationship: She is a twin to her sister Elizabeth. | LOUNSBURY, Sarah (I1749)
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| 775 |
!Relationship: She was a twin to her brother Jacob. | BERGEN, Catalyn Hansen (I1552)
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| 776 |
!Relationship: She was a twin to Neeltje. | BOGART, Annetje Tunisen (I1571)
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| 777 |
!Relationship: She was a twin to Peter. | VANDERVEER, Belitje (I2392)
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| 778 |
!Relationship: She was a twin to Sarah
!Death: It is assumed she died prior to he father (1731) as she is not in his
will. | LOUNSBURY, Elizabeth (I1748)
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| 779 |
!Relationship: Son of Peter & Annetje.
!Children: He and his first wife Margerita Schenck had 9 children. | STRYCKER, Jan (I1565)
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| 780 |
!Relationship: Twin to Antje. | BOGART, Neeltje Tunisen (I1572)
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| 781 |
!Relationship: She is a cousin of husband John M. Sageser. | RICHARDSON, Amanda (I1131)
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| 782 |
!Residence: He is shown of Amenia, Duchess Co., NY 1790-98. | LOUNSBURY, Michael (I1710)
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| 783 |
!Residence: It is indicated he was from London, England. | SMITH, Thomas (I2742)
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| 784 |
!Residence: Loree Lee notes, "he went to Delaware." | TILTON, Henry (I1854)
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| 785 |
!Residence: Loree Lee shows he "removed to Delaware". Don R. Cook, "Grandma
was a Tilton", p. 31, says he removed to New Castle, Deleware (still part of
Pennsylvania) in 1708.
!Death: His will was written in Jan 1710 and was proved on 17 Jun 1710.
His wife was the executrix. | TILTON, John (I1846)
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| 786 |
!Residence: Loree notes he "removed to Delaware." | TILTON, Thomas (I1871)
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| 787 |
!Residence: Moved to Philadelphia Co., Pa. by 1732. | WARING, John (I1650)
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| 788 |
!Residence: Thomas Parsell sold his property in Newtown, L.I. on 21 June 1690
to Bourgeon Broucard and Hans Coevert for 4,087 Pounds; then removed to Groat
Barents (Barnes) Island.
!Will: His will was probated 6 Apr 1732. | PARSELL, Thomas (I1915)
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| 789 |
!Residences: At about age 6 or 7 he returned with his family to Flatbush,
Kings, N.Y. when his grandfather died and his father bought the family farm
there. He probably married in Flatbush.
!Sources: GS Film # 016,586-Baptisms-Reformed Dutch Church of Six Mile Run,
Somerset Co., N.J.
2. GS Film #599,318-Somerset Co., N.J. Historical Quarterly, Vol. VIII, Six
Mile Run Church Baptisms.
3. GS Film #016,557-Records of Hillsborough (New Millstone) Reformed Dutch
Church, Somerset Co., N.J.
4. N.Y. Gen. and Biog. Record, Vol. 68, p. 212-Early Generations of the
Vanderveer Family by Lester Dunbar Mapes
5. Vanderveer manuscript record by Lester D. Mapes, Sec. 4, p. 1-3
6. National Archives-Rev. War pension application made by Sarah, wife of #2
Cornelius.
7. GS Film #865,489 and #865,490-Tax Ratables, Somerset Co., N.J.
8. GS Film #563,770 and #563,779-Record of Wills, Somerset Co., N.J.-Wills of
#5, Jacobus and wife, Margaret.
9. GS Film #191,814-Mercer Co., Ky. Deeds, Book 7, p. 231. (Gives name of
wife of #11, Henry)
!Relationships: A Vanderveer manuscript record by Lester Dunbar Mapes,
obtained from the library of the Institute of American Genealogy, 407 S.
Dearborn, Chicago, Ill., gives the following information: With the exception
of the eldest son, Michael, the baptismal records of the children were obtained
from the records of the Six Mile Run Church, Somerset Co., N.J. In a document
dated Feb 7, 1777, Michael states that he is the eldest son. A Power of
Attorney dated June 3, 1783, now in the files of the Long Island Hist. Soc.,
names these children, appointing their brother, John, (#4) their attorney. A
family record gives further data on John, Jan (#4). The will of Jacobus (#5)
mentions his wife and his brother and sisters with names of his sisters'
husbands. It mentions no children. The will of his wife, Margaret, reveals
her maiden name.
The tax lists of Somerset Co., N.J. lists the "Widow Vanderveer" through 1797.
This probably refers to Seytje. The lists are missing between 1797 and 1803
when she is no longer listed.
Data relative to Cornelius (#2), from a pension application made by his widow,
Sarah, in May 1839, based on his Rev. War service. File also contains a
depostion of Henry Vanderveer, resident of Mercer Co., Ky. relative to the
service of his brother, Cornelius. Also contains names and birth dates of the
children of Cornelius. | VANDERVEER, Jan (I885)
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| 790 |
!Residences: He owned land in Stamford before 1650. He probably came to
Stamford with his uncle, Robert Lockwood, about 1646.
!Sources: 1. Harriet W. Hodge, "Some Descendants of Edmund Lockwood
(1694-1635)".
2. Donald L. Jacobus, "Families of Old Fairfield" 1:380, 715; 2:1075
3. Banks, "The Winthrop Fleet", pp 79-80.
4. Film #2051 Stamford Vital Records pp 67, 71.
5. Film #2045 Stamford Probate 1:314. | LOCKWOOD, Edmund (I1728)
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| 791 |
!Residences: He was in Salem, Mass in 1636; to Long Island 1651; Southold to
Huntington in 1657, Loree Lee notes.
!Death: His death was the first one recorded in Huntington, L.I., New York.
!Sources: Gay Esty Bangs, "The English Ancestors of Jeffrey Esty of Salem,
Mass." "Essex Institute Historical Collections," Vol. 47, pp 350-352.
2. "New York Genealogy and Biog. Record", Vol. 49 (1918), p 90 Registration of Pedigrees--Estey | ESTEY, Jeffrey (I2224)
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| 792 |
!Residences: Loree Lee states "Her family originally from Flanders." | VANSCHULE, Mayken Jansz (I2011)
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| 793 |
!Residences: Relocated to Stamford, Connecticut in 1646.
!Sources: Dr. Alfred Averill Knapp, "Nicholas Knapp Genealogy". Lewis Raymond
Close, "Lewis Gile Close, Ancestors and Descendants" | KNAPP, Joshua (I2605)
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| 794 |
!Residences: This family resided for some time at Freehold, Monmouth, New
Jersey. When Jan Cornelius Vanderveer died (Nov 1732), Cornelius bought his
father's farm and moved back to Flatbush.
!Children: According to Loree Lee there were other children in this family who
died very young.
!Sources: New York Genealogical and Biographical Record Vol. 68, p. 209-213
2. New Jersey Archives, Vol. 34, p. 539
3. Vanderveer manuscript record by Lester Dunbar Mapes, Sec. 5 p. 1
4. A. Van Doren Honeyman: Johannes Nevius and His Descendants p. 161 and p.
235 | VANDERVEER, Cornelius (I31)
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| 795 |
!Samuel & Mary Jurden Craddock - Parish records of Oakley,Bedford,England.
!IGI - P003741- Film #599350; M003741; 184600; A459002; 183456; 183459.
!Children P003741. | CRADDOCK, Samuel (I123)
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| 796 |
!Siblings: He is the brother of Hannah Willemse, the wife of Marten Wyckoff. | WILLEMSE, Willem (I2123)
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| 797 |
!Siblings: She is the sister of Willem, the husband of Mayken Wyckoff. | WILLEMSE, Hannah (I2128)
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| 798 |
!Source: Gloria "Kay" Vandiver Inman
2. Stillwell's Historical and Genealogical Miscellany 5: 289-294.
3. The American Genealogist 21:155-157: Brazier-Brasher-Bresser, by William J.
Hoffman.
!Baptism: MacKenzie, George N., Colonial Families of the United States; Vol.
V, Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing, 1996, p. 34.
!Residence: Thomas came to America in about 1635. In 1642, he was the
Treasurer of Portsmouth, Rhode Island and in 1643 removed to Gravesend Long
Island under the settlement of Lady Moody. (MacKenzie, George N., Colonial
Families of the United States: Vol. V, Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing,
1996, p. 34. | SPICER, Thomas (I1865)
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| 799 |
!Source: N.Y. Gen and Biog. Rec. 79:76-81-Dutch Ancestry of the Van Der Veer
Family, by William J. Hoffman - Apr 1948 | DOMINICUS, Jan Cornelisse (I2007)
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!Source: www.geocities.com/Heartland/Plains/7084/fam00037.htm (Patricia Cox
home pages. | TILTON, Elizabeth (I2597)
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