Notes
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| 2501 | sealed 7 Jan 1998 Oakland | Family F93
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| 2502 | sealed 7 Jan 1998, Oakland Temple | Family F97
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| 2503 | sealed 7 Jan 1998, Oakland Temple | Family F96
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| 2504 | sealed 7 Jan 1998, Oakland Temple | Family F95
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| 2505 | sealed 7 Jan 1998, Oakland Temple | Family F94
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| 2506 | sealed 7 Jan 1998, Oakland Temple | Family F90
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| 2507 | Sealed 7 Jan 1998, Oakland Temple | Family F89
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| 2508 | sealed 7 Jan 1998, Oakland Temple | Family F80
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| 2509 | sealed to Parents Birthdate given on funeral card. SP: Dec 1996 OAKLA | SLY, Jesse Fielden (I152)
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| 2510 | sealed to parents SP: Dec 1996 OAKLA | HERMANN, Clara Josephine (I160)
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| 2511 | Sealed to Parents SP: Dec 1996 OAKLA | SLY, Cecil Herbert (I159)
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| 2512 | sealed to parents steelworker | SLY, Walter Raymond (I163)
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| 2513 | sealed to parents | SLY, John Samuel (I858)
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| 2514 | sealed to parents | BRANZ, Mary Catherine (I172)
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| 2515 | sealed to parents | STEFANIK, John (I171)
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| 2516 | sealed to parents | BRIGHT, Jennie (I170)
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| 2517 | sealed to parents | STEFANIK, Angeline Marie (I168)
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| 2518 | sealed to parents | SLY, Nora Orintha (I156)
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| 2519 | sealed to parents | SLY, Robert Edward (I155)
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| 2520 | sealed to parents | SLY, Thomas Benjamin (I154)
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| 2521 | sealed to parents | SLY, William Jefferson (I153)
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| 2522 | sealed to parents | HERMANN, Walter Louis (I4234)
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| 2523 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I4231)
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| 2524 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I4230)
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| 2525 | sealed to parents | SLY, Martha E (I2251)
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| 2526 | Sealed to parents 27 Feb 1973 SL | GRIGSBY, Lura Jane (I352)
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| 2527 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I4808)
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| 2528 | See "Shed " Genealogy | ROGERS, Thomas (I7261)
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| 2529 | see 128-22 | DE FRANCE, Adele (I7448)
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| 2530 | Selah Sage was in Caldonia, Genesee, NY in 1810 Census just after John Sage. males under 10, 10-15, 16-25, 26-44, 45+ // females -10, 10-15, 16-25, 26-44, 45+, all other free persons John Sage 3 2 1 1 1 1 Selah Sage 1 1 1 4 1 1 This is a Selah in Mass. U.S., Returns from Military Posts, 1806-1916 Name: Selah S Sage Post Name: Independence, Fort Post Location: Massachusetts Post Commander: William F Hobarts Military Place: Fort Independence, Boston Harbor, Massachusetts Return Period: Dec 1818 wl.morrison@yahoo.com. I just found an abstract of Selah Sage's will. NewRe: SAGE, Selah - b. 1752 Sage Selah, of Bloomfield. Jan 13, 1807 Eldest son, Giles Sage, $180 2nd son, Allen Sage, $180 3rd Son, Joseph Sage, $180 4th son, Selah Saae, $180 5th son David Ssage, $180 6th son, Lyman, $180 2 dauts. Mary and Anna Sage Ext wf. Mary Sage Wits:Nathan & Elijah Rose pro: June 16, 1813 p.303 End of Book 6 1812-15 Books V & vII Vol 2 A search of our Patriot Index provided the information found below. SAGE, Selah Birth: CT 18 Dec 1752 Service: MA Rank: Pvt Death: NY 3 May 1813 Patriot Pensioned: No Widow Pensioned: No Children Pensioned: No Heirs Pensioned: No Spouse: (1) Mary X I did know that he had died in 1813 but nothing as exact as this. Also note that the first name of his wife is mentioned. Always getting closer. William Morrison Abstracts of wills of Ontario county, New York : in the courthouse, Canandaigua, N. Y., 1794-1812, books I-IV / copied and arranged by Harriet M. Wiles. Imprint 1942-1945 NYGB AZ Loc 09-177 v. 2 New York Public Library | SAGE, Selah (I145)
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| 2531 | Served in US Congress 1855-1861, US Senate 1861-77, Secretary of US Treasury 1877-81, US Senate 1881-97, and became Secretary of State in 1897. No children. | SHERMAN, John (I543)
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| 2532 | Served with the Culpeper Minute Men first and later was appointed Captain, 3rd Virginia Regiment, Revolutionary Way. Capt Ashby took part in battles of Great Ridge/Bridge, Brandywine, and on 18 Mar, 1776 he was Wounded at Germantown 4 Oct 1777, resigned 30 Oct 1777. He was a Major in the Virginia Militia 1780-81, and was listed as an invalid 1781. (See Revolutionary War Records; also DAR Patriot Indes, Washington, DC, 1966 P20., VA. Doc. 31 pp 3-16. On 13 Apr 1838 by executive order of the State of Virginia additional land bounty was given the heirs of John Ashby for his services as a Captain in the Continental line, Revolutionary War. His name remains in Mineral County, West Virgini at Fort Ashby where he was particularly active. will dated 18 Jan 1812, Will proved 28 Aug 1815 "The Ashby Homesteads in Upper Fauquier County, Virginia", Author Unknown to Compiler Greenland; The home of Captain John Ashby. It was inherited by his son Marshall Ashby and was the birth place of the latter's son, General Henry Marshall Ashby. Colonel Turner Ashby and his wife were buried a short distance north of the house. Will Book 6, Fauguier Co., Virginia, p140; will of John Ashby dated 18 Jan 1812, proved 28 Aug 1815; " To son Samuel Ashby half of tract of land on Horner's Fork containing by patent 800 acres, also a tract of land containing 200 acres adjoining a tract of 500 acres entered in the name of John Marshall, near the Kentucky River, both these tracts being in Kentucky, also a tract of land in the Manor of Leeds which I purchased from Daniel Routt. To son John Ashby tract of land lying on waters of Horner's Fork of Licking in Kentucky, also tract of land in Manor of Leeds purchased from John Adams. To daughter Martha Ann Withers negro after her mother's death. To daughter Dolly Jones negro also loan of two negroes during her life, and afterwards to her children. To daughter Elizabeth Tutt, negroes. To three daughters above mentioned a tract of 1,000 acres on north fork of Licking in Kentucky to be equally divided. To son Nimrod, negroes. To son William, negroes, also a tract of land in Manor of Leeds adjoining the land of Nimrod Farrow. To son Thomson tract of land in Manor of Leeds known by name of my mountain plantation, also negroes. To son Turner, tract of land on Grove Creek adjoining the land of Thomas Adams, also negroes. To son Marshall, negroes etc. To sons Turner, and Marshall after their mother's death, the land I live on, the land I purchased of John Hickman and land I purchased of John Adams. To three sons, Nimrod, William, & Thomson half of 1000 acres on North fork of Licking in Kentucky, also 1,500 acres of main branch of Licking. To my beloved wife Mary Ashby negroes, etc. Wife to be executrix and sons Samuel and Nimrod executors. signed: John Ashby Witness: John Adams, Willis O'Bannon, Henry_______ | ASHBY, Capt. John (I5991)
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| 2533 | Seth has issue in New York. | SHERMAN, Seth (I1306)
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| 2534 | Settled as pastor of a church in Sudbury, Mass, 1677. Deposed in 1705 Removed to Elizabethtown, N.J. in 1706, then to Salem, Mass., in 1708, where he lived until his death in 1718. | SHERMAN, James (I1053)
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| 2535 | Settled in Newtown, had Agur in 1713 | FAIRCHILD, David (I2410)
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| 2536 | Settled in Pompey, N.Y. with her husband James. | FAIRCHILD, Mehitable (I2617)
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| 2537 | Settled in Roxbury, Connecticut. | FAIRCHILD, Sarah (I2622)
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| 2538 | Sgt Harold W. Daugherty Birth: May 2, 1915 Monroeville Allen County Indiana, USA Death: Sep. 8, 1972 Harold was a caretaker of the Monroeville Memorial cemetery for many years. Family links: Parents: William Daugherty (1857 - 1930) Caroline Jane Chronister Daugherty (1869 - 1947) Spouse: Martha B. Stout Daugherty (1918 - 1998) Siblings: William A. Daugherty (1891 - 1899) Alma I Daugherty Roessler (1894 - 1978) * Harold W. Daugherty (1915 - 1972) *Calculated relationship Note: Personal photos from Lois Ternet Collection Burial: Monroeville Memorial Cemetery Monroeville Allen County Indiana, USA Plot: sec B lot 5 Created by: Monroeville Tombstoners Record added: Aug 28, 2010 Find A Grave Memorial# 57817271 | DaUGHERTY, Harold W (I10879)
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| 2539 | She came to the US in 1848 and was naturalized according to the 1900 Federal census. | HUGHES, Mary Epsey (I6732)
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| 2540 | She crossed the plains with her parents by means of horses and wagon | GLASCOCK, Ruth Ann (I5514)
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| 2541 | She had 6 children, one of whom, Andrew b 1736, became Chief Justice of Conn. The family removed to Litchfield not long before Mr. Adams death in 1788. Mrs. Adams lived until 1803 in her 106th year. She lived in three centuries. | FAIRCHILD, Mary (I2416)
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| 2542 | She had 7 children with William Lewis Sherman | HAMILTON, Caroline (I517)
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| 2543 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I5126)
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| 2544 | She is a descendant of the 1620 Mayflower passengers, John Howland (1602-1672) and Elizabeth Tillie (1607-1686) who were married 1623/25 in Plymouth, Massachusetts. | HAWES, Jedidah (I3867)
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| 2545 | She is a Huguenot descendant of Jean Magny (died 1703) and Jeanne Machet. | BARTON, Mary Ann (I3873)
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| 2546 | She marrried 2nd 5 Apr 1705, Benjamin Beach and 3rd 31 July 1716, Thomas Yale. | WHEELER, Mary (I1978)
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| 2547 | She may have been divorced before she married Ruark. | SLY, Ona Myrtle (I2160)
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| 2548 | She was 4 years old when she was orphaned on the trip to California. She was living with Franklin T Grigsby in the 1860 census, Napa, California. 1860 United States Federal Census about F F Grigsby Name: F F Grigsby [F T Grigsby] Age in 1860: 30 Birth Year: abt 1830 Birthplace: Tennessee Home in 1860: Yount, Napa, California Gender: Male Post Office: Sebastopol Value of real estate: View image Household Members: Name Age F F Grigsby 30 Martha L Grigsby 34 born Tennessee Wm H Grigsby 8 born California Martha R Grigsby 4 born California Geo F Grigsby 1 born California Samuel H Grigsby 11 born Missouri Elizabeth J Grigsby 10 born Missouri | GRIGSBY, Elizabeth "Betty" I. (I584)
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| 2549 | She was a widow of perhaps William, when she married Curtis. | WELLS, Mary (I2468)
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| 2550 | She was a widow when Joseph Lemond Orr married her. | MORRIS, Nancy (I623)
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